When a Classic Built-In such as the BI-36U/S or BI-36UFD/S displays 60-2-60, the control has tried to run the freezer compressor and found no load on that circuit. Nothing drew current after the board switched it…
When a Classic Built-In such as the BI-36U/S or BI-36UFD/S displays 60-2-60, the control has tried to run the freezer compressor and found no load on that circuit. Nothing drew current after the board switched it on, so as far as the control can tell the freezer compressor is not connected. Owners typically see the freezer temperature rising, ice cubes beginning to melt or clump, and silence from the machine compartment where the compressor would normally run.
1. Write down 60-2-60 and when you first saw it. 2. Reset power at the breaker: off for two minutes, then on. 3. Listen at the toe grille for the freezer compressor over the next ten minutes. 4. Keep the freezer door shut; a full freezer stays cold longer. 5. Call us if the compressor stays silent.
Yes, that matches. The control powered the freezer compressor circuit and detected no current draw. The cause can be as simple as a loose connector or as serious as an open winding, which is why we test before quoting.
On these models the fresh-food side cools on its own system, so it usually keeps working. Just keep an eye on its temperature and avoid stuffing it with frozen items, which can overload it.
Only if testing shows it is needed. We first check the wiring, connectors and drive, then give you a written price. If a sealed-system repair is required, we explain the options before any work starts.
A technician diagnoses it on site and gives you the price in writing before any work starts.