On Designer integrated models, the DET3050CI and DEC3050R for example, 95-X-00 is a family of diagnostics codes where X is the zone number. Each one means the door of that zone was left open for 20…
On Designer integrated models, the DET3050CI and DEC3050R for example, 95-X-00 is a family of diagnostics codes where X is the zone number. Each one means the door of that zone was left open for 20 minutes or more. Zone 1 shows 95-1-00, zone 2 shows 95-2-00, zone 3 shows 95-3-00, and zone 4 shows 95-F-00. The zone warms while its door stays open.
1. Read the full code to identify the zone. 2. Close that door firmly. 3. Check that nothing blocks it and that the gasket is clean. 4. The code should clear once the door is closed. 5. Call us if it returns with the door shut.
It stands for the zone number on a Designer unit. Zone 1 reads 95-1-00, zone 2 reads 95-2-00, zone 3 reads 95-3-00, and zone 4 uses the letter F, so it reads 95-F-00.
Usually not. It means a door was left open too long, often by a child or a bulky item. If it repeats with the door firmly shut, the door may not be sealing.
No. On Classic Built-In models, 95-1-00 and 95-2-00 are refrigerator and freezer diagnostics codes rather than door alerts. Check your model number to know which meaning applies.
A technician diagnoses it on site and gives you the price in writing before any work starts.