Classic Built-In units such as the BI-36UFD/S report 15-8-01 when the ice maker relay is stuck closed. That relay is supposed to switch the ice maker on and off, but now it feeds power constantly. Depending…
Classic Built-In units such as the BI-36UFD/S report 15-8-01 when the ice maker relay is stuck closed. That relay is supposed to switch the ice maker on and off, but now it feeds power constantly. Depending on where the ice maker is in its cycle, you may see it running nonstop, overfilling the bin, or acting erratically. The refrigerator and freezer themselves usually keep cooling normally while the code is set.
1. Turn the ice maker switch off or raise the shutoff arm. 2. Empty the bin if it is overfilling. 3. Wipe up any water or ice spilled in the freezer. 4. Reset the breaker once and see whether 15-8-01 returns.
We suggest switching the ice maker off. A relay stuck closed keeps it powered and can cause overfilling or wear on the ice maker. The rest of the refrigerator is fine to use.
Not necessarily. The problem is the relay feeding it. Once we fix that, we check that the ice maker still cycles normally before we leave.
We diagnose first, then quote a written price that covers the board repair and any check of the ice maker. Labor carries a 30-day workmanship warranty.
A technician diagnoses it on site and gives you the price in writing before any work starts.