On Designer models such as the DET3050CI and DEC3050R, and on PRO 36 and PRO 48 units like the PRO3650 and PRO4850, 95-3-00 means the zone 3 door was left open for 20 minutes or more.…
On Designer models such as the DET3050CI and DEC3050R, and on PRO 36 and PRO 48 units like the PRO3650 and PRO4850, 95-3-00 means the zone 3 door was left open for 20 minutes or more. It is a diagnostics code that warns of excessive door-open time. The door may be ajar, blocked by food or not sealing, and the zone 3 temperature can rise.
1. Close the zone 3 door firmly. 2. Check that nothing blocks the door or drawer. 3. Wipe the gasket and look for tears. 4. The code should clear once the door has been shut. 5. If it keeps returning while the door is shut, call us.
It depends on the model and layout. On units with several zones, zone 3 is one of the doors or drawers below or beside the main sections. The display layout on your control shows which zone is which.
Yes, once the zone 3 door is closed. If it keeps coming back while the door is shut, the door may not be sealing or its switch may need testing, which we can do.
Check the zone 3 temperature with a thermometer. If it stayed above 40°F for more than two hours, discard perishables such as meat, dairy and leftovers that may have spoiled.
A technician diagnoses it on site and gives you the price in writing before any work starts.