On Sub-Zero Classic BI refrigerators such as the BI-36U/S, 60-1-02 means the refrigerator side is unstable. Specifically, the control has a communication error with the refrigerator's variable speed compressor. Without stable communication, the compressor may not…
On Sub-Zero Classic BI refrigerators such as the BI-36U/S, 60-1-02 means the refrigerator side is unstable. Specifically, the control has a communication error with the refrigerator's variable speed compressor. Without stable communication, the compressor may not run at the right speed, so fresh food temperatures can drift, and you may hear the compressor starting and stopping more than usual. The freezer side has its own system and is usually unaffected.
1. Place a thermometer on the middle shelf of the fresh food section and check it every few hours. 2. Switch off the breaker for one minute, then restore power so the control restarts its link. 3. Move perishables to a cooler if the reading climbs above 40 degrees. 4. Keep the doors closed as much as possible while you wait for us.
Not necessarily. 60-1-02 means the control is having trouble communicating with the variable speed compressor. The cause could be the wiring, the compressor drive or the control itself, and we test each before naming one.
Yes, while temperatures stay safe. Watch the fresh food section closely, keep a cooler ready, and call us right away if it warms above 40 degrees or the compressor stops running altogether.
We test the communication link, the wiring and the drive first, then provide a written price before any work. We stand behind the repair with a 30-day workmanship warranty.
A technician diagnoses it on site and gives you the price in writing before any work starts.