On Sub-Zero Designer units like the DET3050CI and DEC3050R, 15-1-00 means the control-board relay that switches cooling for zone 1 reads open. Classic BI models such as the BI-36U/S and BI-48SD/S list the same code as…
On Sub-Zero Designer units like the DET3050CI and DEC3050R, 15-1-00 means the control-board relay that switches cooling for zone 1 reads open. Classic BI models such as the BI-36U/S and BI-48SD/S list the same code as the refrigerator relay open. In plain terms, the control asked that relay to switch cooling on, but the circuit shows it never closed. The usual sign is zone 1, or the refrigerator section on a Classic BI, slowly warming while the code sits on the display.
1) Note the code and the model number from the tag inside the door. 2) Check zone 1 or the refrigerator side with a thermometer. 3) Move perishables if it rises above 40°F. 4) Restart the unit at the breaker once. 5) Call us promptly if the code returns.
The control board told its zone 1 relay to switch cooling on, but the circuit still reads open. Cooling for that section may not start, so zone 1, or the refrigerator side on a Classic BI, can warm.
No, they are opposites. 15/1/01 reports the relay stuck closed, so cooling may never switch off. 15-1-00 reports it stuck open, so cooling may not switch on when needed.
We test the relay output, the board plugs and the circuit wiring, then repair the connection or replace the board after you approve a written price. Afterward we watch zone 1 cycle normally.
A technician diagnoses it on site and gives you the price in writing before any work starts.