Thermador T24IW102SP
At 110 standard bottles, the T24IW102SP is the large-capacity wine column in the 24-inch width, and the specification here matches the marketing number rather than the 80 shown for the T24IW100SP. That difference changes what we check: a full cabinet has more thermal mass and less air gap between bottles.
When a customer calls about warm bottles, we ask how recently the cabinet was filled. A big loading day will push a zone off target for hours, and that is expected behavior. If the reading is still high after a settling period, we move to fans, sensors and the door seal.
The interior lighting sits behind the wood dowels, so we check connections with the shelves out. Our price is written down before work begins, and a 30-day workmanship warranty follows each repair, including lighting and latch work.
Each bottle carries thermal mass. After a large restock, zones can take many hours to recover. We only suspect a failing part when readings stay off after that settling time.
No, the app handles monitoring and control, not inventory. We can confirm that temperature readings and remote control work. For inventory, a separate cellar app is a better fit.
Often it is a loose connector or a single strip. We test continuity first and replace only what is confirmed. We never cut harness wires; we use the correct connector.
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