On Sub-Zero Classic Built-In refrigerators with the electronic control, such as the BI-36U/S and BI-36UFD/S, 60-1-38 belongs to the refrigerator side of the cooling system. The main board drives the variable-speed compressor through a power output,…
On Sub-Zero Classic Built-In refrigerators with the electronic control, such as the BI-36U/S and BI-36UFD/S, 60-1-38 belongs to the refrigerator side of the cooling system. The main board drives the variable-speed compressor through a power output, and this code means that output reported an error and the board lost communication with the refrigerator compressor. The fresh-food section usually starts to warm while the freezer may keep holding temperature for a while, and the code returns after it is cleared.
1. Write down the full code and the time it appeared. 2. Switch the refrigerator off at the breaker for two minutes, then back on. 3. Keep the doors shut and watch the fresh-food temperature over the next few hours. 4. Move perishable food to the freezer or a cooler if the fresh-food side climbs above 40°F. 5. Call us if the code comes back.
The code names the refrigerator compressor, so the fresh-food section is the one that warms first. On a BI-36UFD/S the freezer has its own compressor and often keeps running, which gives you somewhere to move food until we arrive.
A power reset clears the display and sometimes restores communication for a while. If the drive or the board output is failing, the code tends to come back within hours, which is the point to book a visit.
We test the harness, the compressor drive and the board output under power, then quote the exact part in writing before any work. Repairs we complete carry our 30-day workmanship warranty.
A technician diagnoses it on site and gives you the price in writing before any work starts.