When a Classic BI unit such as the BI-36UFD/S shows 45-L-01, the accent lighting circuit has a short. The control detects too much current on that circuit and shuts the lights off to protect the board.…
When a Classic BI unit such as the BI-36UFD/S shows 45-L-01, the accent lighting circuit has a short. The control detects too much current on that circuit and shuts the lights off to protect the board. The accent lights go dark, may have flickered before failing, and stay off until the short is found. Everything else, including cooling and ice, keeps working.
1. Look for water or condensation near the accent lights and dry it. 2. Keep the door closing gently so trim is not knocked loose. 3. Avoid pressing on the light covers. 4. If you notice any burning smell, turn off the breaker and call us.
45-L-00 means the accent lighting circuit is open, while 45-L-01 means it is shorted. A short draws extra current, so the control shuts it off.
Yes, as long as there is no burning smell. The accent lights stay off because the control has cut power to them, and the unit keeps cooling normally until we find the short.
We locate the short, replace the damaged light or wire, and test the circuit. You approve a written price first, with our 30-day workmanship warranty.
A technician diagnoses it on site and gives you the price in writing before any work starts.