Code 35-1-33 is shared by current Designer models such as the DET3050CI, the current Classic CL series including the CL3650U and CL4850SD, and PRO 36 and PRO 48 units built from 2013 on. On each it…
Code 35-1-33 is shared by current Designer models such as the DET3050CI, the current Classic CL series including the CL3650U and CL4850SD, and PRO 36 and PRO 48 units built from 2013 on. On each it means the Zone 1 evaporator fan is turning too slowly; Designer phrases it as the speed setting being too low. Less airflow reaches Zone 1, so it may cool unevenly, take longer to recover after door openings, or grow frost on the coil.
1. Keep packages away from the rear vents in Zone 1. 2. Listen for scraping or ticking near the back wall and tell us if you hear it. 3. Make sure the door seals, since warm moist air speeds frost. 4. Reset the breaker once. 5. Track Zone 1 with a thermometer.
Yes. Classic CL, Designer and 2013-and-later PRO all use 35-1-33 for a slow Zone 1 evaporator fan. Designer simply words it as the speed setting being too low.
It can. Ice around the blade adds drag and makes the fan turn slower than the board expects. We clear the frost and also check why it formed.
It depends on whether the fan is iced, blocked or worn. We diagnose first and give you a written price. Our labor carries a 30-day workmanship warranty.
A technician diagnoses it on site and gives you the price in writing before any work starts.