Cafe Beverage Center High Temp Alert: Out of range
On the Cafe undercounter beverage center CCP06BP and wine centers CCP06DP and CCR06DM (2018 and newer), the High Temp alert sounds when the temperature is outside the normal range. Wine and drinks are warming up beyond…
- Code
- High Temp
- Appliance
- Wine & Beverage Center
- Brand
- GE
- Warranty
- 30-day workmanship
What High Temp means
On the Cafe undercounter beverage center CCP06BP and wine centers CCP06DP and CCR06DM (2018 and newer), the High Temp alert sounds when the temperature is outside the normal range. Wine and drinks are warming up beyond the set level. The alert warns you before bottles are affected, so treat it as a prompt to check the door, the load and the room.
Common causes of High Temp
- Door held ajar or gasket leaking air
- Warm bottles loaded in quantity
- Hot room or blocked ventilation around the unit
- Cooling not keeping up
1. Snooze the alert with Alarm. 2. Close the door fully and check the gasket. 3. Make sure the vents are not blocked. 4. To turn the alert off and on, hold Display and Alarm for 3 seconds. 5. If the alert returns, call us.
- If the unit cannot return to the set range, cooling is the concern.
- We check the door seal, airflow and the cooling cycle.
- A written price comes first.
Other Wine & Beverage Center codes
Why is the High Temp alert sounding?
The temperature is outside the normal range. It warns that bottles are warmer than set. It is a heads-up before the bottles are affected. Check the door first.
How do I silence it?
Snooze with Alarm. You can also disable or re-enable the alert by holding Display and Alarm for 3 seconds. You can silence it for now and fix the cause.
Should I be concerned for my wine?
A short rise is usually minor. If it persists, move valuable bottles and have the unit checked. Keep the door closed, and leave space around the unit for air.
Still seeing High Temp?
A technician diagnoses it on site and gives you the price in writing before any work starts.