Sub-Zero Classic built-ins with glass doors, such as glass-door versions of the BI-36U/S, use 44-0-01 to report a short circuit in the glass door heater. The heater warms the glass edge so condensation does not form.…
Sub-Zero Classic built-ins with glass doors, such as glass-door versions of the BI-36U/S, use 44-0-01 to report a short circuit in the glass door heater. The heater warms the glass edge so condensation does not form. With a short, the control switches that output off to protect itself. Owners notice fogging or water beads on the glass, sometimes dripping onto the floor, while the cabinet stays cold.
1. Dry the glass and the floor in front of the unit with a towel. 2. Run the kitchen fan or air conditioning to lower humidity. 3. Make sure the door closes fully and the gasket seals. 4. Do not try to open the door frame or reach the hinge wiring.
With 44-0-01, the control has shut off the glass door heater because of a short. Without that warmth, humid kitchen air condenses on the cold glass.
Yes. Cooling is unaffected by this code. Just wipe up drips so they do not damage the floor or the cabinet base, and plan a visit to repair the heater circuit.
We locate the short in the heater, wiring or connector and replace what is damaged. You approve a written price first, backed by our 30-day workmanship warranty.
A technician diagnoses it on site and gives you the price in writing before any work starts.