Code 45-2-01 on Sub-Zero Designer Wine (IW) units, models such as the IW-18 and IW-30, means a short circuit in the zone 2 lights. The board detects excess current on the zone 2 light output and…
Code 45-2-01 on Sub-Zero Designer Wine (IW) units, models such as the IW-18 and IW-30, means a short circuit in the zone 2 lights. The board detects excess current on the zone 2 light output and cuts it off. You will usually see zone 2 dark, normal cooling, and 45 2 01 on the panel. Zone 1 lighting is on its own circuit and stays unaffected.
1. Avoid repeatedly cycling the zone 2 door to test the lights. 2. Keep the unit running for cooling. 3. Try one breaker reset. 4. Book a technician if the code comes back. 5. If you smell anything hot near the zone 2 light, switch the breaker off and leave it off until our visit.
The board shuts down the light output to protect itself, but repeated shorts are not good for it. That is why we suggest fixing it soon.
No. The short concerns the zone 2 lighting. Your wine keeps cooling. The control simply keeps the zone 2 lights off until the short is fixed, and the rest of the unit carries on.
Often a single visit once the short is located. We quote in writing before the work, and our workmanship carries a 30-day warranty. Moisture-related shorts take a little longer to seal properly.
A technician diagnoses it on site and gives you the price in writing before any work starts.