On Designer Wine (IW) units such as the IW-30 and IW-30CI, 10 2 00 means the zone 2 cabinet thermistor is open. The air sensor that tracks zone 2 shows no circuit, so the control cannot…
On Designer Wine (IW) units such as the IW-30 and IW-30CI, 10 2 00 means the zone 2 cabinet thermistor is open. The air sensor that tracks zone 2 shows no circuit, so the control cannot measure that zone's air. It switches to fallback cooling for zone 2. Expect bottles there to end up warmer or colder than intended, and the zone 2 display may show dashes or a value that never moves.
1. Check zone 2 with a thermometer on a middle shelf. 2. Confirm the zone 2 door seals. 3. Keep the sensor area clear. 4. Turn off the breaker for a minute, then restore it. 5. Call us if 10 2 00 stays on.
They share zone 2 but are different sensors. 10 2 00 is the cabinet air sensor; 10 2 10 is the evaporator coil sensor. We test each separately.
It will cool on a fallback routine, but not precisely. Check with a thermometer and move your best bottles if zone 2 drifts far from its set point.
Yes. After testing and a written price, our repair carries a 30-day workmanship warranty. Most zone 2 air sensor jobs on the IW-30 are finished in a single visit once the plug, lead and thermistor are tested.
A technician diagnoses it on site and gives you the price in writing before any work starts.