On sub Zero's this has been a common problem. Pressing with your finger to test isn't good enough. You have to test the switch function, by slowly closing the door to see if the DOOR turns off the lights.
There are so many lights in the food compartment producing so much heat that if the lights are on with the door closed, it will not cool.
When I run into this problem, which is common, I take a thin plastic shim
and tape it on the part of the door that hits the switch. 2" x 3" shim will
work well. If that solves the problem, I put a few drops of crazy glue on the shim and remove the tape a day later.
If the switch has 4 wires to it, the second 2 wires run the fan in the fresh food compartment. You can test that by pressing the switch and listening to see if you can hear the fan in the fresh food compartment start up.
Dear margidaniel,
The light switch and fan switch are two different components. The light switch allows electricity to flow to the lights when the door is open. The fan switch allows electricity to flow to the fan when the door is closed.
If you have any further questions or concerns regarding this or any other issue, please contact us directly. You can contact us via phone Mon-Fri. 8:00-5:00 CST at 800-222-7820. We can be reached via email at [email protected].
Thanks!
Customer Care Team
Sub-Zero/Wolf Appliances
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