Questions & Answers for: sub zero keeps saying check

Sub Zero side by side loud noise when the fan/motor is running It always ran very quietly and now when the motor kicks on it's much louder - no banging or clicking just sounds like a beat up motor - ...

sub zero is losing it's ability to chill and keep food cold - any ideas? Check the heater or the thermostat in the freezer Make sure the Condensor is clean, there a chance that the Condensor fan motor

Sub-Zero 532 (About 18 years old) Sub Zero 532 (Side by side) About 8 months ago the freezer stop working....had compressor replaced. It works fine (12F / not as cold as we would like it to be). For ...

...sub zero says vacuum condensor. Do I have to remove the door part to get to the inside? if so , how do you remove this or do I call in a service person. open both the freezer and refrigerator doors, ...

sub zero 532 We had power out for five days due to storm. Now 532 freezer is fine but frig has problem. Compressor appears ok and frig cools but can not adjust temp in frig. sometime to cool and some ...

sub zero 690 Our subzero 690 is also 7 years old and keeps flashing vacuum condensor. We vacuumed it and reset it and the light came back on. The authorized technicians, North Eastern Appliances in ...

...Sub-Zero model 690. Condensor coil leaking 8 year old model 690. Repairman says the copper & aluminum condensor is leaking. Replacement is all aluminum. Is there a historical problem with mixed ...

...sub zero 632. The I have a 7 year old sub zero 632. The refrigerator side is set at 38 but the temp is never colder than 43, even after not opening all night. The kitchen is 75. I also notice more ...

...sub zero runs all the time, why? It works fine, but should'nt the fan/motor cycle on and off as needed? Some subzero's run the condensor motor all the time. This is the motor next to the compressor. ...

sub zero 690 vacuum condensor light flashing, clean vac. condensor, light still flash after 2 days. I assume from your post you have vacuumed the condensor at the top of the unit? Did you do this ...