On a Classic Built-In refrigerator such as the BI-36UFD/S, 15-8-11 means the ice accessories relay is stuck closed. This is the ice maker second device relay, and in the closed state it keeps powering that extra…
On a Classic Built-In refrigerator such as the BI-36UFD/S, 15-8-11 means the ice accessories relay is stuck closed. This is the ice maker second device relay, and in the closed state it keeps powering that extra ice-side device even when the board says stop. Owners may hear a device on the ice side running longer than usual or notice ice behaving oddly. Cooling in the fresh-food and freezer sections typically continues without trouble.
1. Switch the ice maker off to reduce run time on the ice side. 2. Clear any ice jams you can see in the bin. 3. Reset the breaker once. 4. If 15-8-11 returns, leave the ice maker off until we visit.
The second ice relay is stuck closed, so its device stays powered. Turning the ice maker off reduces wear on that device and on the ice maker until the board is repaired.
Yes. 10 means the accessories relay is stuck open and the device gets no power; 11 means stuck closed and it never stops getting power.
We also check that the ice maker and its second device cycle properly after the fix. You approve a written price first, and a 30-day workmanship warranty covers our labor.
A technician diagnoses it on site and gives you the price in writing before any work starts.