Current Designer units like the DEC3050R and Classic BI models such as the BI-48SD/S both use 45-2-00 from the lighting group. Designer units list it as Zone 2 open, while the BI calls it freezer open.…
Current Designer units like the DEC3050R and Classic BI models such as the BI-48SD/S both use 45-2-00 from the lighting group. Designer units list it as Zone 2 open, while the BI calls it freezer open. The control found an open circuit in the lights for that compartment, so they stay off when the door opens. Cooling, defrost and ice production are not affected.
1. Check whether the lights in the freezer or Zone 2 come on at all. 2. Look for loose trim near the lights and do not force it. 3. Make sure the door closes fully so the switch is engaged. 4. Book service when convenient; the unit can run normally until then.
45-2-00 covers the lights in Zone 2 on Designer units or the freezer on Classic BI units. The fresh food lights are on a separate circuit, so they keep working.
No. The freezer keeps cooling normally, and defrost and ice making are not affected. You can schedule the repair at a convenient time and use a small flashlight in the meantime.
We test the freezer lights and the wiring behind the trim, then replace whatever is open. A written price comes first, and our 30-day workmanship warranty covers the work.
A technician diagnoses it on site and gives you the price in writing before any work starts.