On Sub-Zero Classic BI models like the BI-36UFD/S, 35-F-34 reports the freezer evaporator fan speed setting as too high, which the listing interprets as a shorted freezer evaporator fan. Instead of a measured, steady speed, the…
On Sub-Zero Classic BI models like the BI-36UFD/S, 35-F-34 reports the freezer evaporator fan speed setting as too high, which the listing interprets as a shorted freezer evaporator fan. Instead of a measured, steady speed, the control sees readings that only make sense if the motor has failed internally. The freezer may warm because the fan stops, and you might hear a click or nothing at all from the back wall.
1. Check whether you hear the freezer fan when the door switch is pressed. 2. Move valuable frozen food to another freezer if the compartment warms. 3. Do not remove the evaporator cover or touch wiring. 4. Turn off power only if you smell something burning.
The BI control reads the fan's speed signal. A short makes that reading meaningless, and the control reports it as too high. The listing makes clear the root cause is a shorted fan.
Without the freezer fan, cold air does not circulate well, so the freezer can warm over hours. Move valuable items if temperatures rise and book a visit quickly.
Usually yes, once we confirm the wiring and the board output. We give you a written price first, and the work includes a 30-day workmanship warranty.
A technician diagnoses it on site and gives you the price in writing before any work starts.