On Sub-Zero IW Designer Wine units, for instance the IW-24 or IW-30CI, 35-3-34 means the zone 3 fan speed is set too high. The control reads the zone 3 fan setting as faster than its permitted…
On Sub-Zero IW Designer Wine units, for instance the IW-24 or IW-30CI, 35-3-34 means the zone 3 fan speed is set too high. The control reads the zone 3 fan setting as faster than its permitted range. You may hear more fan noise from zone 3 and feel stronger airflow, while 35 3 34 shows on the display. Bottle temperatures usually stay close to setting.
1. Note any change in fan sound from zone 3. 2. Keep zone 3 vents clear. 3. Try one breaker off and on cycle. 4. Arrange a visit if 35-3-34 comes back. 5. Write down the time the code first showed and whether zone 3 temperature has shifted, and tell us when you call.
No. Zone 3 continues to cool. The control flags the faster-than-normal fan setting because it can affect noise and temperature balance. You can keep using the unit while you wait.
Airflow outside the intended range is not ideal for long storage, which is one reason to correct it rather than ignore it. For daily use it is more a comfort issue than a danger.
We confirm the code, test the zone 3 fan and board, then correct the cause. We give a written price first, and our workmanship is covered for 30 days.
A technician diagnoses it on site and gives you the price in writing before any work starts.