Classic Built-In refrigerators with electronic control, the BI-36U/S and BI-36UFD/S for instance, show 10-7-01 when the ambient thermistor is shorted. This sensor reads the air in the room around the unit rather than inside it, and…
Classic Built-In refrigerators with electronic control, the BI-36U/S and BI-36UFD/S for instance, show 10-7-01 when the ambient thermistor is shorted. This sensor reads the air in the room around the unit rather than inside it, and the board uses that number to adjust how it runs. With a shorted value the board discards the room reading. Food compartments often hold temperature normally, so the code on the display may be the only thing you notice.
1. Vacuum dust from the front grille with a soft brush attachment. 2. Make sure the grille area is not blocked by rugs, toe-kick trim or stored items. 3. Confirm the cabinets are cooling normally with a thermometer. 4. Reset the breaker once and see whether 10-7-01 returns.
It is a small sensor that reads room temperature around your Sub-Zero. The board uses it to adjust operation for a warm or cool kitchen. It does not measure the food sections directly.
Usually not. The refrigerator and freezer sensors still work, so cooling continues. Keep an eye on a thermometer for a day and book a visit at a convenient time.
The board runs best with all its readings. Leaving the short in place keeps the code on screen and can hide a new problem later. We give a written price first, and the repair is quick.
A technician diagnoses it on site and gives you the price in writing before any work starts.