On current Sub-Zero Classic CL refrigerators such as the CL3650U and CL4850SD, 40-3-40 means Zone 3 has had excessive compressor runtime. The compressor serving that zone ran longer than the control allows while trying to reach…
On current Sub-Zero Classic CL refrigerators such as the CL3650U and CL4850SD, 40-3-40 means Zone 3 has had excessive compressor runtime. The compressor serving that zone ran longer than the control allows while trying to reach the set temperature. From the kitchen you may hear the unit running almost without pause, feel warm air at the grille for long stretches, and find Zone 3 a few degrees warmer than you set it.
1. Press along the Zone 3 gasket and look for gaps or folds. 2. Clean the grille opening and keep it unobstructed. 3. Avoid opening Zone 3 often for the next few hours. 4. Check the temperature with a thermometer and call us if it keeps climbing.
CL models number their compartments, and Zone 3 is one of them depending on the configuration. The code tells us which compressor circuit ran too long, so we focus our checks there.
Yes. Restricted airflow makes the compressor work harder and run longer. Cleaning the grille is a good first step, but if the code returns, the cooling system needs testing.
We diagnose first, checking the gasket, condenser airflow and the Zone 3 cooling circuit, and then provide a written price before any repair. Labor on the completed work 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.