A short on the zone 1 cabinet thermistor is what 10 1 01 means on IW-30 and IW-30R Designer Wine (IW) units. The air sensor in zone 1 reads almost no resistance, far below what any…
A short on the zone 1 cabinet thermistor is what 10 1 01 means on IW-30 and IW-30R Designer Wine (IW) units. The air sensor in zone 1 reads almost no resistance, far below what any real temperature would give. The control discards the reading and runs zone 1 on a backup routine. In the cabinet that can look like zone 1 running colder than set, a stuck display value, or cooling that starts at odd times.
1. Check zone 1 against a thermometer. 2. Wipe condensation from the zone 1 walls and door. 3. Close the door and confirm it latches. 4. Cycle power at the breaker after one minute. 5. Book service if 10 1 01 comes back.
With a shorted air sensor the control cannot see real zone 1 temperature, and its backup routine can overcool. A thermometer helps you track it until the repair.
It can be, especially if the door has been left ajar in a humid kitchen. Water in the plug creates a short just like damaged wire insulation.
No. If the wire or plug is the problem, we repair that instead. You see a written price first, and the work has a 30-day workmanship warranty.
A technician diagnoses it on site and gives you the price in writing before any work starts.