If your humidor were to ever stop working

[svmiiller]

I have a Yohtron 448 L cabinet humidor and I know some of you all have similar style units. The question I have is, what is everyone's emergency game plan if it were to ever stop working? Does anyone know of service for these Chinese made and Chinese imported units? 

[MadridPuros]

If it was an emergency, go get an extra-large tupperdor and put some boveda packs in. 

[Ford2112]

Stick everything in either Tupperdors or a Yeti cooler. 

[NYGuido]

1 hour ago, Ford2112 said:

Stick everything in either Tupperdors or a Yeti cooler. 

Yep. I’d order a ton of 320g Bovedas and stick everything in a few coolers. Cigars aren’t as fragile as we sometimes think they are; get them in a big cooler with Boveda in a few days, and you’re fine in the long run. 

[svmiiller]

I totally agree with the Tupperdor idea and it's definitely on back up. So far no one has made a comment on the second question which was how would you all go about getting the humidor repaired. I look at it like buying a quality refrigerator. These days I don't expect to see it last more than 10 or 15 years. And we all are going for aging. 

Just hoping someone has input on repairs.

[Socrates]

I have a Raching MON2800A which I bought a year ago. I kept my older (but still working) NewAir 1500 humidor and it sits unplugged and empty in storage. If the Raching fails I will just fire up the Newair and stuff all my boxes (or as many as I can fit temporarily in that unit).