Code 45-1-01 appears across several lines: legacy Designer integrated models such as the IT-36CI and IC-30R list it as Zone 1 short, Classic BI units like the BI-36U/S call it refrigerator shorted, and current CL and…
Code 45-1-01 appears across several lines: legacy Designer integrated models such as the IT-36CI and IC-30R list it as Zone 1 short, Classic BI units like the BI-36U/S call it refrigerator shorted, and current CL and Designer models describe it as a light circuit shorted. In each case the control found too much current on the refrigerator-section lighting and shut it off. The lights in that section go dark, while temperatures and ice stay normal.
1. Dry any condensation you see around the light covers. 2. Avoid pressing or prying on the light lenses. 3. If you notice a burning smell, turn off the breaker and call us. 4. Otherwise keep using the unit and arrange a visit when it suits you.
Yes. Legacy Designer, Classic BI, Classic CL and current Designer units all use it for a short in the refrigerator or Zone 1 lighting. The wording differs, but the repair approach is similar.
Yes, unless you smell burning. The control has cut power to the refrigerator-section lights to protect itself, and cooling, ice and water continue normally while you wait for the repair.
We locate the short, replace the light or wire, and test the circuit. You get a written price first, and our 30-day workmanship warranty covers the repair.
A technician diagnoses it on site and gives you the price in writing before any work starts.