On Sub-Zero Designer units like the DET3050CI and DEC3050R, 10-3-00 means the zone 3 sensor reads open. On Classic BI models such as the BI-36U/S and BI-48SD/S, the same code refers to the condenser sensor reading…
On Sub-Zero Designer units like the DET3050CI and DEC3050R, 10-3-00 means the zone 3 sensor reads open. On Classic BI models such as the BI-36U/S and BI-48SD/S, the same code refers to the condenser sensor reading open. An open reading means the control sees no signal at all, so it cannot judge the temperature of that zone or condenser. Depending on the platform, cooling may become erratic or the unit may protect itself by limiting operation.
1) Copy the code exactly as displayed, including the dashes. 2) On a Designer unit, check zone 3 with a thermometer morning and evening. 3) On a Classic BI, keep the grille clear and free of dust. 4) Restart power at the breaker. 5) Book service if 10-3-00 remains after the restart.
Yes. On Designer units such as the DET3050CI it is the zone 3 sensor reading open. On Classic BI units it is the condenser sensor reading open, in the machine compartment.
It can be. The control loses a reading it relies on, so zone 3 temperatures on a Designer, or condenser management on a Classic BI, may become less accurate.
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