Classic Built-In refrigerators like the BI-36UFD/S use 15-L-00 to report a lighting relay stuck open. This relay powers the main interior lights. When it will not close, the lights stay dark when you open the door,…
Classic Built-In refrigerators like the BI-36UFD/S use 15-L-00 to report a lighting relay stuck open. This relay powers the main interior lights. When it will not close, the lights stay dark when you open the door, even with good bulbs or lamps. Cooling, ice and water are on other circuits, so the refrigerator keeps working as usual. The code and dark compartments are the only signs.
1. Open and close the door to make sure the door switch is being pressed. 2. Reset the breaker once. 3. Use a flashlight or a battery puck light inside the cabinet in the meantime. 4. If 15-L-00 stays, schedule a visit at a convenient time.
No. The code points to the relay that powers the lights, not the lamps. New bulbs would stay dark the same way until the relay side is repaired.
Yes. Lighting is on its own relay, separate from cooling, so food stays cold with the lights out. You can plan the visit around your schedule and keep a flashlight handy.
We confirm the relay is stuck open, check the lighting plug, and repair the board side. You approve a written price first, and labor has a 30-day workmanship warranty.
A technician diagnoses it on site and gives you the price in writing before any work starts.