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Trey Posted on Apr 23, 2012

The grate above my sub zero fridge is very hot... The fridge works, but something must not be working above the fridge.

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dottio

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  • Posted on May 08, 2008

SOURCE: leaking sub zero 650

I fixed my leaking problem by pulling out the vegetable drawer and checking the condensation drain hose. Sure enough, it was clogged and the condensation had nowhere to go but move out toward the front of the fridge, down the left side and onto the floor. Once that drain hose was cleared (with a bendable straw), no more leak!

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Anonymous

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  • Posted on Jun 01, 2008

SOURCE: ICE MAKER SUB ZERO REFIGERATOR

Check water turned on. check ice button switch turned on in fridge. remove juice storage, ice container in freezer, check ice bucket full white plastic flapper to make sure not stuck on a white peg at top. flapper must hang down and be freely movable to signal ice maker to keep busy. If up high will turn off ice maker. Lots of other parts especially heater circuits involved also: fill tube supply heater not working then frozen supply line then no ice. Look for wiring diagram in ziplock behind compressor grille. can order parts at repairclinic.com. logical design, layout, easy to get to sensors, heaters. makes sense if look at it long enough.

Anonymous

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  • Posted on Jul 19, 2008

SOURCE: sub zero 650 fidge holding at 53 degrees

Most likely you have a leak in the evaporator. Subzero warranties the parts for 12 years. Call them to find out what they will cover. They are agreat company and will be fair with you.

Joe McG

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  • Posted on Jan 23, 2009

SOURCE: sub zero 632S error code 21

EC 21 has nothing to do with the refigerator. From the 600-2 series service manual page 3-21 EC 21 is Defrost Overheat fault.
The defrost system is only in the freezer and on a completely seperate refrigeration system. Clear the EC by holding the bell key pad down until you here a tone this is going to be a minimum of 15 but can be as long as 30 depending on the generation of your appliance. The part that you will most likely need to replace is the defrost terminator which stops the defrost cycle. You may have also had a problem in the refrigeration section which did fix by yourself, good job.

john h

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  • Posted on Jun 28, 2010

SOURCE: sub zero 532. freezer works fine --0 degrees.

check the fan that runs between the freezer and the fridge --check fan for ice blockage -debris-or damage / clean or clear blockage --if not running test wiring and connections as well as motor /repair or replace //also check fan damper is not frozen or blocked its flap that opens and closes for air to flow //----ur fridge side is cooled from the the freezer side the cold air is blown in from the freezer if fan or damper is not working correctly than fridge is usually warm and freezer is working properly

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After the power outage my Sub Zero 650's control panel is stuck on showing

Hi,

It's possible that your refrigerator could have it's own capacitor/battery that needs to be charged to a certain level before every portion of your fridge functions again. You can give the fridge 1.5 hours to be plugged in before checking your freezer temperature again.

If that does not work, please call sub zero by dialing 1 (800) 222-7820

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My sub zero 600 series has no light in fridge nor on control panel

There will be two switches per compartment, one is the fan switch, the other is for the lights... Remove the top compartment vent panel, the switches will be accessed from above... remove the wires and push them down into the fridge... you can test them by setting a meter to "continuity" test and pressing the paddle of the switch to see if it lets current through.
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Is this noise periodically or every time the fridge cycles off? Does it sound like water dripping on a hot surface?

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My refrigerator is warm 72 and my freeze is 00. how to fix it.

You have to remember that sub zero has two independent compressors and evaporators so the freezer is fine. Focus on the fridge part. Here are some things you want to look at.
1) When you open the door, press the light switch and the fan switch, Does the fan run, it should.
2) Take the grate down that covers the compressors. The fridge is usually on the right as your looking at it. Is it running, hot or cold. If its running and hot, that's normal. If its hot and not running, you can tell by if its vibrating, you may have to turn the freezer off to prevent outside vibration. If its not running that means you more than likely have a bad compressor. If its cold and the fan inside didn't come on then the thermostat is bad inside the machine.

If you need further help, I’m available over the phone at https://www.6ya.com/expert/jason_4570d45317834dd3

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Lets go over the way a sealed system works. There is a highj side and a low side. The low side is the side that passes through the evaporator coils inside the machine. Most times on the freezer side only, but sub zero has independent sealed systems for each side. Once it goes throug the evaporator its then condensed into a liquid state, the high side. This is also the hot side. Well, lower pressures in the low side would logically mean lower temperatures. So for the refridgerator not to freeze more freon is used on it to keep the low side pressure higher than normal, giving the cooling effect verses freezing. So, and here is the bad part, if you are seeing ice build up in the refridgerator side you have a freon leak some where allowing the pressure to be less than required to keep it above freezing. Call a service technician and depending on how the model, sub zero warranty is parts and labor covered for the first 6, and only parts from the 6-12 year.

If you need further help, I’m available over the phone at https://www.6ya.com/expert/jason_4570d45317834dd3

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Compressor area above refrigerator is getting very hot

Hi,


Check Thermostat.
Proper Cleaning/Defrosting of fridge and freezer.
Proper Placing and Distance from wall.
If your hand bear the body temperature of that specific area then its normal.
Contact technician to verify Freon pressure.


Best of Luck,

Regards:
Hassan
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Bad compressor. Anytime a compressor on anything gets to hot to touch that is a sign that the piston is applying to much pressure to work which in return causes the compressor to go bad if not caught right awya
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Have you cleaned the coil? Pop the grate off the top of the fridge and vacuum the coil as well as the grate thoroughly.

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1. check the comp. working touch the top of the comp. 2.if the motor comp. working touch the high side tube of the motor comp. if to hot the freon is ok. 3. check the cooling fan inside.
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