Sub-Zero Classic built-in units like the BI-36UFD/S log 30-8-30 when the ice maker valve has been enabled too long. The control's explanation is unusual: it did not open the water valve, yet it saw water passing…
Sub-Zero Classic built-in units like the BI-36UFD/S log 30-8-30 when the ice maker valve has been enabled too long. The control's explanation is unusual: it did not open the water valve, yet it saw water passing through. That points to a valve that leaks or sticks open. Owners may find overfilled trays, an ice block fused in the bin, ice spilling from the ice maker, or water collecting in the freezer.
1. Turn off the ice maker switch to stop further filling. 2. If water keeps flowing, close the household shutoff valve to the unit. 3. Remove any fused ice from the bin and dry the area. 4. Watch the floor in front of the unit for leaks and call us if you see any.
The BI control watches water flow and saw water moving while the valve should have been closed. That usually means the valve is sticking or leaking through.
Short term, with the ice maker turned off and no leaks, yes. If water reaches the floor, close the shutoff valve and keep it closed until we replace the valve.
We check supply pressure, test the valve and inspect the lines for debris. You get a written price before work starts, and the valve repair is covered by our 30-day workmanship warranty.
A technician diagnoses it on site and gives you the price in writing before any work starts.