Question about Sub-Zero 632 / S
Hi,
a 6ya expert can help you resolve that issue over the phone in a minute or two.
best thing about this new service is that you are never placed on hold and get to talk to real repairmen in the US.
the service is completely free and covers almost anything you can think of (from cars to computers, handyman, and even drones).
click here to download the app (for users in the US for now) and get all the help you need.
goodluck!
Posted on Jan 02, 2017
SOURCE: Sub Zero refrigerator
Its trying to tell you to call someone to clean the condensor.....nice feature! Sub-zero refrigs are very sensitive and will run too much and even possibly start icing in Refrig compartment.
Posted on Oct 09, 2007
SOURCE: Sub-Zero 550
Hi!
I had the same problem with my 550...several times the tech came out and used a steam machine to blow out the drain...which didn't solve the problem. Finally, they ordered a refrigerator drain heater from sub-zero (part#4201290) and this finally fixed the problem. Hope this helps...I'm not a tech, just a customer. K
Posted on May 19, 2008
SOURCE: 650 sub zero that has a vacuum condenser message returns.
I have seen this many times and have fixed the problem many times. You may notice a ball of frost or ice build up in the fresh food compartment, This is because you have a leak in your evaporator coil and it needs to be replaced. It is a pretty costly repair but well worth it in consideration to what you paid for this unit or what the cost of a new one would be. Because it has less freon in it is why the compressor is running longer and causing message to pop up. Have the evaporator replaced in the section that is giving the issue and this will solve your problem with the unit.
Posted on Apr 11, 2009
SOURCE: vacuum condenser light of sub zero 650 is on - how to clean it
We recommend vacuuming your condenser every 3 - 6 months. Cleaning the condenser is important for the overall operations of the unit including cooling functions. A dirty condenser may lead to warm temperatures in the refrigerator and freezer. It may also cause the unit to run excessively. It may contribute to condensation or frost inside of the compartments. If the condenser is not cleaned properly it may even cause premature failure of mechanical components in the unit. Condenser Cleaning - All Models Before cleaning the unit, shut the electricity off at the control panel. When you clean the condenser, wear gloves to avoid injury from the sharp condenser fins. Use a soft bristle brush and vacuum to remove dust and lint from the condenser. To avoid bending the condenser fins, be sure to vacuum in the direction of the fins, up and down. Clean the condenser every three to six months or sooner if you have pets. 600 Series Framed and Stainless Steel louvered grilles: First remove the grille screws located at the bottom of the grille. Tilt the top of the grille forward and release the springs from behind the grille, then lift off. Overlay Panel Grille: To remove, lift up then pull out at the bottom and down to release from its mounting bracket. Remove the two black screws in the lowest louver of the grille. Tilt the bottom of the grille out and away. It will release from the top of the grille. Model 601RG Stainless Steel Grille: Remove in a similar fashion as the overlay grille panel. 700 Series All Units: At the bottom of the unit, remove the four screws holding the kick plate/grille in place. It will then slide forward, giving you access to the condenser area. 400 Series 424/424FS At the bottom of the unit, remove the screws holding the kick plate. The condenser is located behind. 427/427R: Remove the four screws holding the kick plate/grille in place. It will then slide forward, giving you access to the condenser area. 430: First remove the screws located at the bottom of the grille. NOTE: These screws (Phillips head) are accessed with the door open. Tilt the top of the grille forward and release the springs from behind the grille, then lift off. 200 Series 245, 249, 315W Remove the kick plate at the bottom of the unit, giving you access to the condenser area.
Posted on May 30, 2009
SOURCE: I have a 7 year old sub zero 632. The
The sub zeros I have worked on have a compressor for each side. Is your fan blowing. You may have a defrost timer or heater. Possible low on gas but thats not very likely the sub zeros are made very well. Check to see if fan is blowing. Check condensor coils on top to see if they are clean. Check to see if your condensor fan is blowing. These are just possoble problem you can check if every thing looks good. Call a service tech ask for free estimate on repairs. Rus
Posted on Jul 06, 2009
Oct 07, 2014 | Sub-Zero 642
Feb 20, 2014 | Sub-Zero Refrigerators
Dec 15, 2012 | Sub-Zero 700 Refrigerator Freezer...
Oct 21, 2012 | Refrigerators
Apr 27, 2009 | Sub-Zero 650 / O Bottom Freezer...
Dec 26, 2008 | Sub-Zero 650 / O Bottom Freezer...
Jun 26, 2008 | Sub-Zero 632 / S
Jan 29, 2008 | Sub-Zero 650 / O Bottom Freezer...
Jul 05, 2007 | Sub-Zero 650 / O Bottom Freezer...
May 26, 2007 | Sub-Zero 650 / O Bottom Freezer...
481 people viewed this question
Usually answered in minutes!
I am having the same problem but I am also getting frost build up inside fridge on the back wall. It is beside or just below where the ice maker is located. I am not having any problems with the freezer area only the fridge. The temp is sitting at 44.
If condenser has been cleaned - you need reset control board - turn unit off for 5 minutes. Turn it back on - if the sign Vacuum condenser still showing up - call for professional service
http://www.SubZeroLosAngeles.com
×