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1.) my fridge temp has gradually been going up from 3 weeks ago at 34 degrees to now it is holding at 53 degrees.
2.) the sub zero 650 fridge.freezer was purchased in 2002.
serial number 1868494, What warrenty is currently available for my fridge?
my 2001 subzero 650/s has the same problem.error code 21 flashes and the temperature never goes below 50.i have cleaned all coils and wires.the freezer works fine. any ideas, i would love to tackle the problem myself.
I had the same problem this past had a repair man come and he said the refrigerant coil was leaking and that the part was under warranty but the labor and freon replacement was not covered. He suggested it was a common problem and that I call sub zero and tell them they should pay for the labor and freon. I did and they said they would pay it all - they said the old coils were copper and prone to leaks and they now have a new supplier and use aluminum coils. hope this helps.
I had the same problem this past had a repair man come and he said the refrigerant coil was leaking and that the part was under warranty but the labor and freon replacement was not covered. He suggested it was a common problem and that I call sub zero and tell them they should pay for the labor and freon. I did and they said they would pay it all - they said the old coils were copper and prone to leaks and they now have a new supplier and use aluminum coils. hope this helps.
Most likely you have a leak in the evaporator. Subzero warranties the parts for 12 years. Call them to find out what they will cover. They are agreat company and will be fair with you.
That depends on if your model has a five or ten year warranty on the compressor. Your problem may not be warranty related. Check and see if the condenser is clean, check for a frozen cooling coil.
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I had the same problem this past had a repair man come and he said the refrigerant coil was leaking and that the part was under warranty but the labor and freon replacement was not covered. He suggested it was a common problem and that I call sub zero and tell them they should pay for the labor and freon. I did and they said they would pay it all - they said the old coils were copper and prone to leaks and they now have a new supplier and use aluminum coils. hope this helps.
had the same problem it was the manifold took the repair guy about two hours to fix
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