A Spanish-style house bar with a wine column, seen close and low, the glass door catching the light.

Los Angeles County, Los Angeles

Wine cooler repair in Hancock Park.

Hancock Park's preservation overlay zone reaches from Melrose Avenue south to the commercial lots on Wilshire Boulevard, and from Highland Avenue east to Rossmore Avenue.

(844) 709-0727

Mon–Sat, 8am–8pm

Los Angeles County
Three things about Hancock Park
10 repairs we do here

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What Hancock Park does
to a wine cooler.

Since 1957 the British Consul General in Los Angeles has lived in a Hancock Park house by architect Wallace Neff, completed in 1928.

George Allan Hancock subdivided the land in the 1920s, and many of its distinctive houses date from the early twentieth century.

Its power comes from LADWP, whose Power System Reliability Program sends crews to inspect distribution, substation and transmission equipment for repairs before trouble starts.

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Older housing stock

Older houses rarely planned a spot for a wine cooler, so it ends up on an old circuit shared with lamps or a window air conditioner, and a cabinet that stops whenever another load starts points to the wiring first; at any burning smell, the breaker goes off only from a dry panel.

Built-in wine columns

Designed kitchens often place a wine column in view of the dining table with its lighting on for display, and LED strips that stay lit warm the upper racks, so the repair checks the door switch and the lighting setting.

Mixed housing

In the older houses on a mixed block a wine cooler may share an outlet with a toaster or a window air conditioner, and a tripping breaker is traced along that circuit before the cooler's compressor takes the blame.