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Posted on Aug 04, 2010

What size allen wrench will tighten the door handle on a Sub-Zero 601R?

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Anonymous

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  • Posted on Jan 24, 2010

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Just did this on mine today. Use an allen wrench to back off both the upper and lower set screws (Note: you do not need to back them all the way out). The handle will then easily pull away from the door. With a 1/4" socket, tighten the screws holding the upper and lower lugs on the door. Place the handle back on and tighten the upper and lower set screws.

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Joe McG

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  • Posted on Apr 23, 2009

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There are different handles depending on serial number. The older of the two is at the top of the door. The screws are covered with a magnetic trim piece. You can remove this by putting tape on the chrome and pull up. You can then tighten the nuber two phillips head screws. The newer model is on the door itself. These are held on with small set screws accessed from the bottom of the handle. You may get by just tightening the set screws. If not you need to remove the handle by removing the set screws. You can then tighten the standoff and reatach the handle. For the 632 same procedure except it will be on the side.

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John Tripp

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  • Posted on Jun 27, 2009

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The repair clinic is about the only people I know that can answer that one for you. http://www.repairclinic.com/Appliance-Parts?s=t-601R-%3d%3dc221

Anonymous

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  • Posted on Oct 05, 2009

SOURCE: How do you tighten a loose handle of the fridge

I have the Sub Zero 650. I am not sure if yours iworks same but what you do is use a 3/32 Allen wrench; as you push the handle into the screw on the door so that it is flush, you insert the Allen wrench in the hole at the bottom of the short vertical connector at top and tighten; repeat for upper or lower part of handle.

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