Sub Zero Service Manual - IW-30CI

IW-30CI
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GENERAL INFORMATION
Important information for each product is listed on the product

rating plate. Rating plates identify:
SERVICE MANUAL INTRODUCTION • Place of manufacture
This service manual helps with troubleshooting and diagnosing • Model
malfunctions, completion of repairs, and return of the product to • Serial number
proper operating condition. Read the complete instructions • Refrigerant charges
contained within before initiating any repairs.
• Total amp draw when operating
This guide is intended for use by Factory Certified Service. Sub- • Electrical information
Zero Group, Inc. recommends that only Factory Certified
Service companies do repairs.
Warning and Caution product safety labels appear throughout
this manual. Product safety labels appear at the beginning of
some sections. Follow the instructions in the product safety
labels to avoid personal injury and/or product damage. The
sample safety labels explain the types of notices that appear in
this manual.
WARNING
States a hazard that may cause serious injury or
death if precautions are not followed.
CAUTION
Indicates minor injury or product damage may occur
if precautions are not followed.
IMPORTANT NOTE: Highlights especially important information.

TIP: Indicates additional, useful information. MODEL DESCRIPTIONS AND SALES ACCESSORIES
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part without the express written consent of Sub-Zero Group,
Inc. © Sub-Zero Group, Inc., all rights reserved.
INTEGRATED MODEL KEY

Description Model Character
SUB-ZERO PRODUCT RATING PLATE INFORMATION Integrated Tall IT
The product rating plate is found under the wine control mullion. Integrated Column IC
Integrated Drawer ID
Integrated Wine IW
Width Width in Inches
All Refrigerator R
All Freezer F
Combination C
Ice maker I
Internal Dispenser ID
High Altitude Glass Door A
Right-Hinge -RH
Left-Hinge -LH
International Designation ICB
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PRODUCT USE AND CARE AND INSTALLATION GUIDES
Product use and care guides, installation guides, and other

product specifications are available in the Product
Specifications and Manuals Library.
UNIT WARRANTY
Product warranty is determined by the installation location and

the date of installation.
• View product warranties at http://service.subzero.com/
ClaimsAndOrderProcessing/Pages/WarrantyInfo.
• Warranties start on the day of product installation.
• Search for warranty and service information by serial
number, customer last name, and address using Unit
History at http://service.subzero.com/Tools/UnitHistory.
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CONTROLS AND OPERATION
Icon Description
USER INTERFACE MODULE (UIM) Tap to turn on or turn off door/drawer alarm. The icon
appears on the Home screen when the door alarm is
Input operations, including temperature regulation, user
active.
options, and settings. See possible issues and enter service
functions for the electronic control system through the UIM.
Tap to turn on or turn off accent lighting.

Boot-Up Screen
The Boot-Up screen appears when power is first supplied to the Tap to turn on or turn off ice maker and Max Ice
unit, or restored after a power loss. feature. One cube indicates regular ice; three cubes
indicate Max Ice mode.
Power Screen Tap to adjust the drawer temperature.
Home Screen Tap to see Settings screen.
Tap an arrow to return to the Home screen.

Temperature Setpoint Adjustment Screen
Option Screen Settings Screen

To access the Option screen, tap the arrow icon on the Home
Use the Settings screen to adjust product settings. The
screen. On the Option screen, a dark icon means that the
Settings screen scrolls in a horizontal loop.
feature is active. Tap the desired icon to turn on, turn off, or
access a feature.
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Humidor Screen
Settings Screen Icons
1 Tap Settings .
Icon Description
2 Tap Humidor to turn on or turn off the humidor.
Tap to adjust lighting delay and intensity.
Tap to turn on humidor feature.

Clock Screen
Tap to set clock. 1 Tap Settings .
Tap to select language options. 2 Tap Set Clock .
TIP: Available languages are English, Spanish, French,
German, and Italian. 3 The Clock screen appears.
Tap to see model information.

Clock
11:17
Tap to select smart home options.
AM
Tap to select temperature unit, Fahrenheit, or Celsius.
Tap to adjust control panel brightness and contrast.

4 Tap the hour indicator. Then tap + or - to adjust the hour.
Tap to adjust door/drawer alarm volume and pitch.
5 Tap the minute indicator. Then tap + or - to adjust the
minutes.
Tap to adjust door/drawer alarm duration.
6 Tap the AM/PM indicator. Then tap + or - to adjust AM or
PM.
Tap to enter Sabbath mode.
7 Tap the arrow to return to the Settings screen.
Tap to see troubleshooting and service information.
Language Screen
1 Tap Settings .
Lighting Adjustment Screen
2 Tap Language .
1 Tap Settings .
3 Tap the desired language.
2 Tap Soft On Lighting .
TIP: The available languages are English, Spanish, French,
The screen for adjusting the lighting delay and intensity
German, and Italian.
appears.
4S
Soft On H
2S M Information Screen
1S L
1 Tap Settings .
Dimming Accent
2 Tap Information .
3 Slide the Dimming bar to select the desired delay period.
4 Slide the Accent bar to the desired intensity level.
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3 The Info screen appears. 10 Tapping Disabled causes the Disabled to turn bold and
turns off the filter life timer. Turn off the filter life timer if the
unit water filter or air filter is not in use.
Info
Filters Versions Errors Serial# Reset Filter Life Timer?
Disabled/
Customer Service 1-800-222-7820 Yes No Enabled
1-800-222-7820/www.subzero.com
4 Tap the type of information needed.
TIP: The Information screen has four options: Filters, Versions,
11 After resetting the air or water filter, the Filters screen
Errors, and Serial#.
appears.
Filters Screen
Versions Screen
1 Tap Settings .
1 Tap Settings .
2 Tap Information .
2 Tap Information .
3 Tap Filters. The Filters screen appears with the filter use
remaining percentages. 3 Tap Versions from the Info screen, and the Versions screen
appears.
Filters
Versions
0% 0% UIM 10.00.10
00.00.00
Press and hold 5s to reset filter HLA
CCM 00.00.00
4 When the air filter or water filter is spent and 0% remains,
the change filter message is shown. 4 Tap the arrow to return to the Settings screen.
5 Touch and hold the water filter icon or the air filter icon for 5
seconds.
6 The Change Water Filter or Change Air Filter screen Error Information Screen
appears.
1 Tap Settings .
7 Tap Snooze to turn the reminder off for one week if a
replacement filter is not available. 2 Tap Information .
8 Tap Reset Filter if replacing the filter. Tap Yes to reset the 3 Tap Errors on the Info screen, and the Errors screen
filter life, or tap No to exit this screen. appears.
Change Water Filter Errors

00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00
snooze reset filter 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00
9 Tapping Enabled causes the Enabled to turn bold and turns 4 Tap the arrow to return to the Settings screen.
on the filter life timer. Turn on the filter life timer if the unit
water filter or air filter is in use.
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SERIAL# SCREEN (continued)
Serial# Screen 5 Tap the arrow to return to the Settings screen.
1 Tap Settings .
2 Tap Information . Brightness and Contrast Screen

3 Select Serial# from the Info screen, and the Serial# screen 1 Tap Settings .
appears.
2 Tap Brightness and Contrast .
3 The Brightness and Contrast screen appears.

Serial#
Control 000000000
Unit 000000000 Brightness & Contrast
UIM 000000000
4 Slide the brightness bar to the desired level.

Smart Grid Screen
5 Slide the contrast bar to the desired level.
1 Tap Settings .
2 Tap Smart Home .
3 The screen for the smart grid feature appears.

Sound Screen
Smart Grid 1 Tap Settings .
2 Tap Alarm Volume and Pitch .

Enable 3 The Sound screen appears.
4 Tap Enable to turn on the smart grid feature.

Sound H
M
5 Tap Disable to turn off the smart grid feature.
L
6 Tap the arrow to return to the Settings screen. Volume Pitch
4 Set the desired volume level.

Temperature Units Screen
5 Set the desired pitch level.
1 Tap Settings .
2 Tap Temperature Units .
3 The Select Units screen appears.

Door Alarm Time Screen
Select Units 1 Tap Settings .
°C °F
2 Tap Alarm Duration .
4 Tap °C or °F.
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DOOR ALARM TIME SCREEN (continued)
3 The Door Alarm Time screen appears. 2 Tap Service Options .

The Enter Password screen appears.
Door Alarm Time

Enter Password
60 S + - - - - -
4 Tap the + or - icon to adjust the alarm duration between 5
and 90 seconds. 3 Enter the password for the Service Options menu.
Enter Password
Sabbath Mode Star-K Screen
1 Tap Settings .
X
2 Tap Sabbath mode .
The Service Options menu appears.
3 The screen for Sabbath mode appears.
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Service Options Screen
To use a service option, scroll the Service Options screen and

Sabbath: Touch tap the menu item.
Screen for 5s to Exit Menu Item

SERVICE OPTIONS MENU
Description
Errors View list of logged error codes.
Temp Log View temperature history by zone.
5 To exit Sabbath mode, touch and hold the screen for 5 Models Set model code.
seconds.
Manual Activation Activate components by zone.
6 Tap the arrow to return to the Settings screen. Defrost Initiate freezer defrost.
Temps View current temperatures by zone.
Offset Offset temperature in zone ± 10°.
Service Options Screen
USB Download data to USB storage.
1 Tap Settings . Clear Faults Clear stored errors.
Errors Screen
1 Tap Settings .
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ERRORS SCREEN (continued)
2 Tap Service Options . 3 Enter the password for the Service Options menu.
Enter Password
Enter Password
- - - - X
4 Tap Temp Log from the Service Options screen.
3 Enter the password for the Service Options menu.
5 The Temperature Log screen appears.
Enter Password Temperature Log
X Zone 1 Zone 2
4 Tap Errors from the Service Options screen. TIP: Zone 1 is the top section in the unit. Zone 2 is the next
5 The Errors screen appears. zone down, and so on, to the bottom zone.
6 Tap the desired zone. The temperature log for that zone
appears.
Errors Codes ( 0/ 0)
00 0 00 Inactive Severity: 0 Zone1 Temp: 0/ 0 PWR:
Age: 0d 0hrs Cabinet - 65° Condenser - 65°
Evap - 65° Ambient - 65°
6 To see other errors, swipe to the left.
7 Tap the arrow to return to the Settings screen. TIP: Unused thermistor locations read as -65°F (-54°C).
7 Scroll the temperatures left to see the stored temperature

history.
Temperature Log
8 Tap the arrow to return to the Temperature Log screen.
1 Tap Settings .
2 Tap Service Options .

The Enter Password screen appears. Model Configuration Screen
1 Tap Settings .
Enter Password 2 Tap Service Options .
- - - - The Enter Password screen appears.
Enter Password
- - - -
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MODEL CONFIGURATION SCREEN (continued)
3 Enter the password for the Service Options menu. Manual Component Activation Screen
1 Tap Settings .
Enter Password 2 Tap Service Options .
X The Enter Password screen appears.
Enter Password
4
5
Tap Model from the Service Options screen.
The Set Model Configuration screen appears.

- - - -
3 Enter the password for the Service Options menu.
Set Model Configuration ( 0/ 0)
4 Tap Manual Activation.
0000000000
5 The Manual Component Activation screen appears.
Slide For More
6 Scroll left to the correct model number. Manual Component Activation

7 Tap the new model number.
Zone 1 Zone 2
Set Model Configuration
6 Tap the desired zone.
Confirm ? Yes No
8 Tap Yes to confirm the model number.

Programming..
9 Once the programming is complete, the Complete!

message appears.

Complete !
10 The Service Options screen appears after the unit

configures the model number.
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MANUAL COMPONENT ACTIVATION SCREEN (continued)
7 The Component Activation screen for the selected zone 3 Enter the password for the Service Options menu.
appears. To cancel, tap the arrow.
Enter Password
X
Component Activation Zone 1
Dispenser Water Baffle Compressor Condenser
Slide For More Components
4 Tap Defrost from the Service Options screen.

The Component Activation menu lists the same components for
each zone. If the component is not available in a specific zone, 5 The Manual Defrost screen appears.
it is crossed out.
• Baffle
• Compressor Manual Defrost
• Condenser
• Evaporator
• Lights Start
• Stepper
• Ice maker
• Water enable
6 Tap Start to begin manual defrost.
• Ice Water
• Defrost
COMPONENT ACTIVATION Manual Defrost

Refrigerator Components Freezer Components
Dispenser Ice maker
Currently Defrosting...
Water enable Water enable
Baffle Ice Water
Compressor Defrost
7 The Currently Defrosting message appears.
Condenser Compressor
Evaporator Condenser 8 Tap the arrow to return to the Settings screen.
Lights Evaporator
Lights
Current Temperatures Screen
8 Tap the component to turn it on. The component name
turns black. This indicates the component is active. 1 Tap Settings .
9 Tap the arrow to return to the Settings screen. 2 Tap Service Options .
Manual Defrost Screen

Enter Password
- - - -
1 Tap Settings .

Enter Password
- - - -
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CURRENT TEMPERATURES SCREEN (continued)
3 Enter the password for the Service Options menu. 3 Enter the password for the Service Options menu.
Enter Password Enter Password
X X
4 Tap Temps. 4 Tap Offset.
5 The Current Temperatures screen appears. Tap the Arrow to 5 The Zone Temp Offset screen appears.
return to the Service Options screen.
Zone Temp Offset

Current Temperatures
4° 0°
Zone 1 Zone 2 Zone 1 Zone 2
6 The unit shows the current offset. Tap the temperature of

6 Tap the desired zone. the zone to adjust.
7 The current temperatures for the zone appear. Tap the arrow TIP: A positive offset causes the zone to run colder. A negative
to return to the Current Temperatures screen. offset causes the zone to run warmer.
7 The Zone Temp Offset adjustment screen appears.
Current Temperatures: Zone 1

Cabinet - 65° Condenser - 65° Zone Temp Offset
Evap - 65° Ambient - 65° 4° + -
8 Tap the + or - symbols to adjust the temperature offset. Tap

Zone Temperature Offset Screen the temperature to return to the previous screen.
1 Tap Settings .
2 Tap Service Options . USB Screen

Clear Faults Screen

Enter Password
- - - -
1 Tap Settings .

Enter Password
- - - -
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CLEAR FAULTS SCREEN (continued)
3 Enter the password for the Service Options menu. 1 On the Home screen, tap the arrow icon.
The Options screen is shown.
Enter Password 2 Tap Settings .
X
Enter Password
- - - -
4 Tap Clear Faults.
5 The Clear Faults screen appears.
Clear Faults
4 When the password screen appears, enter the password for
Clear Cancel Showroom mode.
Enter Password
6
7
Tap Clear to clear error codes, or tap Cancel to return to the
Service Options screen.
The Cleared! Message appears.

X
5 If the correct password is entered, the Showroom mode
Clear Faults screen appears.
Cleared!
Showroom Mode
Start
8 After 10 seconds, the Service Options screen appears.
6 Tap Start to enter Showroom mode.

Showroom Mode Screen
7 Tap Stop to exit Showroom mode.
Showroom mode was incorporated into the electronic control
system so the appliance could be displayed in a showroom
setting. When in Showroom mode, all cooling functions are
disabled, but the lighting system and UIM stay active.
FUNCTIONS OF ELECTRONIC CONTROL SYSTEM
Drawer/Door Switch Operation
Opening the door or drawer closes the switch, completing a circuit to the control board. If the unit is on and not in Sabbath mode, the
control board:
• Enables appropriate lights and internal dispenser operation.
• Disables the evaporator fan, ice maker, and air purification fan.
• Controls the door ajar alarm by monitoring the closed door switch.
If the unit is in Sabbath mode, the control board:
• Reduces lights to 30% illumination regardless of the door switch position.
• Does not disable the evaporator fan or air purification system when the door or drawer opens.
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Evaporator Fan Operation (continued)
Evaporator Fan Operation
Evaporator fans are brushless direct current (BLDC) motors. When the unit is on, the evaporator fan is supplied with 12 VDC. The control
board sets the fan speed based on the software requirements.
EVAPORATOR FAN ACTIONS
Control Board Detects Action
High offset temperature (above cut-in temperature) • Control board sends high-speed signal to evaporator fan.
Compartment temperature between cut-in and high offset • Evaporator fan starts on medium.
temperature
• Control board sends zero speed command to evaporator fan.
Compartment cutout temperature • Evaporator fan stops.
• Closing a glass door turns on the evaporator fan at the

programmed speed for 5 minutes.
• The glass door defrost stops when cooling starts.
Glass door defrost • Opening and closing the door during glass door defrost resets
the time to 5 minutes.
• In Sabbath mode, the system disables glass door defrost.
• Door/drawer switch closes.

Open door/drawer when evaporator fan is running • Control board sends zero speed command to evaporator fan.
• Evaporator fan stops.
• Door/drawer switch closes.

Open door/drawer when unit is in Sabbath mode • Control board does not change fan speed.
Freezer evaporator fan:

• Runs 100% of the time.
Max Ice feature on • Runs at high speed when freezer compressor is on.
• Runs at low speed when compressor is off.
Humidity Assist Mode
The Humidity Assist mode is currently only operational in Wine Storage units. In Wine Storage units, the Humidity Assist mode increases
the humidity in the wine zones. After the compressor cuts out, the evaporator fan continues to run at medium speed.
• The evaporator fan runs at medium speed until the zone thermistor reaches the setpoint plus the humidity assist temperature offset.
• Or, the evaporator fan runs at medium speed until the humidity assist maximum time expires. Which ever occurs first.
Refrigerator Defrost Assist
Defrost Assist improves cooling performance and prevents frozen evaporators. Refrigerator Defrost Assist is based on the setpoint, the
cabinet temperature, the programmed offset, and the cooling priority.
• When the zone cabinet temperature reaches the programmed temperature, it enters Refrigerator Defrost Assist.
• The software can bypass Refrigerator Defrost Assist.
• The evaporator fan turns on at low speed.
• Refrigerator Defrost Assist continues until the evaporator thermistor temperature reaches the programmed temperature or the
Refrigerator Defrost Assist maximum time has elapsed.
• If the zone cabinet temperature drops below the programmed temperature, the zone exits Refrigerator Defrost Assist and returns to
idle.
• If the refrigerator zone cabinet thermistor has had a fault, the zone enters Refrigerator Defrost Assist.
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Freezer Adaptive Defrost (continued)
Freezer Adaptive Defrost
There are three stages of adaptive defrost: Defrost Melt, Defrost Dwell, and Defrost Post Dwell. The control board monitors the length of
time the zone between Defrost Melt and Defrost Dwell to determine when the next defrost occurs.
FREEZER ADAPTIVE DEFROST
Stage Process
During the stages of defrost:
• The zone temperature display is locked out.
• The defrost terminator is checked (defrost feedback circuit)
General all stages during the beginning of Defrost Melt. It is not used for adaptive
defrost.
• The defrost terminator is retained as a safety measure to stop
an uncontrolled defrost heater.
The zone enters Defrost Melt when one of the following conditions
is met:
• The maximum run time has occurred.
• The time since the last defrost is greater than or equal to the
programmed time.
• The cabinet thermistor reading is less than or equal to the
Defrost Melt programmed temperature. For this condition, the time since
the last defrost must be greater than or equal to the
programmed time.
The zone stays in Defrost Melt until:
• The evaporator thermistor temperature is greater than the
programmed temperature.
• Or, defrost maximum time has elapsed.
In Defrost Dwell, the defrost heater is off, the evaporator fan is off,
and the drain trough heater is on. This allows the water to drain
Defrost Dwell properly from the evaporator.
• The zone stays in Defrost Dwell until the Defrost Dwell
maximum time has elapsed.
In Defrost Post Dwell, the defrost heater is off, the evaporator fan
is off, and the compressor is running. This freezes the evaporator.
The zone stays in Defrost Post Dwell until:
Defrost Post Dwell • The evaporator thermistor temperature is less than or equal to
the programmed evaporator temperature.
• Or, if the evaporator thermistor is faulted, 15 minutes have
elapsed.
Excessive Compressor Run
The software defines the amount of time that a zone can cool before it classifies as excessive run. Each excessive run time is counted.
When the number of excessive run cycles set by the software occurs, a cooling error code is generated.
When a zone has excessive run, the following occur. If the zone does not have a certain function, the software proceeds to the next item:
• The zone enters idle or defrost.
• The refrigeration valve path is reset.
• The baffle is reset.
• The idle or defrost mode continues as normal, until cooling begins.
• The excessive run counter advances by one.
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EXCESSIVE COMPRESSOR RUN (continued)
This cycle repeats until:

• The excessive run counter reaches the programmed limit. This generates a cooling error code.
• Or, the zone cools correctly, and the excessive run counter is reset.
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COMPONENT REMOVAL AND INSTALLATION
INSTALLATION AND REMOVAL
WARNING
Disconnect electrical power to any appliance
covered in this manual before servicing. If electrical
power is needed for component testing or
diagnostics, disconnect electrical power immediately
after testing or diagnostics are completed. Failure to
do so could cause serious injury or death!
WARNING
If electrical power is supplied to the appliance, but
the appliance is turned off, line voltage is still present
at the main control board.
CAUTION
Metal edges may be sharp. Use caution when
servicing unit to avoid personal injury.
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External Component Removal and Installation service.subzero.com
EXTERNAL COMPONENT REMOVAL AND INSTALLATION
2 Remove the grille assembly from the unit.
KICKPLATE REMOVAL
Remove the Kickplate
1 Remove the decorative kickplate if installed.

TIP: A decorative kickplate may be attached to the front of the
kickplate by magnets or screws.
2 Use a Phillips screwdriver to remove the kickplate screws.
3 Remove the kickplate from the unit.
GRILLE ASSEMBLY INSTALLATION
After installing the grille assembly, install:

1 Kickplate
Install the Grille Assembly
1 Place the grille assembly at the bottom of the unit.
2 Use a T-20 Torx bit to install the grille assembly mounting

screws.
KICKPLATE INSTALLATION
Install the Kickplate HANDLE SIDE MOLDING REMOVAL
1 Place the kickplate at the bottom of the unit.
2 Use a Phillips screwdriver to install the kickplate mounting Remove the Handle Side Molding
screws.
1 Pull the handle side molding away from the unit until the
3 Install the decorative kickplate if one was removed. dart disengages.
2 Remove the handle side molding.

TIP: The handle side cabinet trim does not stay in place when
the unit is uninstalled.
GRILLE ASSEMBLY REMOVAL
Remove the Grille Assembly
1 Use a T-20 Torx bit to remove the grille assembly screws.
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Handle Side Molding Installation (continued)
HANDLE SIDE MOLDING INSTALLATION WATER FILTER DOOR REMOVAL
WARNING
Install the Handle Side Molding Disconnect the product from the power source
1 Align the trim with the bracket on the side of the door and before starting this procedure.
push into place.
To remove the water filter door, first remove:
2 Push the trim toward the back of the panel from the top of
the door to the bottom. 1 Header panel
Remove the Water Filter Door
HEADER PANEL REMOVAL 1 Disconnect the water filter door light connector.
2 Detach the Mate-N-Lok wire housing from the left side of

the water filter housing.
Remove the Header Panel
3 Lift the two C-channels at the back top corners of the water
1 Open the water filter door. filter door from the tabs on the water filter housing.
2 On the left or right side header panel, insert a small flat- 4 Remove the water filter door from the unit.
blade screwdriver under the side edge next to the water
filter and pry the edge out.
3 Remove the left or right header panel.
WATER FILTER DOOR INSTALLATION
After installing the water filter door, install:

HEADER PANEL INSTALLATION 1 Header panel
Install the Header Panel Install the Water Filter Door
1 Place the left or right header panel into the notches of the 1 Place the two C-channels at the back top corners of the
side bracket. water filter door onto the tabs that extend from the water
filter housing.
2 Press the header panel into the tabs on the water filter door.
2 Connect the Mate-N-Lok wire housing to the left side of the
3 Close the water filter door. water filter housing.
3 Attach the water filter door light connector.
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Door Switch Removal (continued)
DOOR SWITCH REMOVAL Remove the Door or Drawer Side Trim
WARNING 1 Use a flat-blade screwdriver at the bottom front of the side

trim to pry it away from the door or drawer panel and off of
Disconnect the product from the power source the panel mounting brackets.
before starting this procedure.
2 Remove the door or drawer side trim.
To remove the door switch, first remove:

1 Header panel
DOOR OR DRAWER SIDE TRIM INSTALLATION

Remove the Door Switch
1 Use a T-20 Torx bit to remove the switch cover screw. Install the Door or Drawer Side Trim
2 Lift the switch cover from the switch base. 1 Starting at the top, align the side trim with the front and rear
3 Disconnect the wire connectors from the door switch. flanges on the panel mounting bracket.
4 Separate the tabs holding the door switch, and remove the 2 Push the side trim into place by pushing the trim toward the
door switch. back of the door or drawer panel.
3 Once the top is secure, continue the installation downward

until the remaining side trim is completely secure.
DRAWER REMOVAL
Remove the Drawer
1 Open the drawer.
2 Lift the front of the drawer up and off the tabs at the front
and push the drawer slides into the unit.
DOOR SWITCH INSTALLATION
After installing the door switch, install:

1 Header panel
Install the Door Switch
1 Insert the door switch between the tabs on the switch

support.
2 Connect the wire connectors to the door switch.

3 Place the drawer assembly face-down on a protected
3 Place the switch cover over the switch base. surface.
4 Use a T-20 Torx bit to install the switch cover screw.
DRAWER INSTALLATION
DOOR OR DRAWER SIDE TRIM REMOVAL
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Install the Drawer (continued)
Install the Drawer 3 Use a T-20 Torx bit to install the two outermost door
mounting screws in the top hinge arm.
1 Place the drawer assembly face-down directly in front of the
unit. 4 Use a T-20 Torx bit to install the outermost door mounting
screws in the bottom hinge arm.
2 Extend the drawer slides.
5 Open the door and use a T-20 Torx bit to install the two
3 Place the drawer onto the drawer slides. innermost door mounting screws in the top and bottom
hinge arms.
4 Lift the front of the drawer slightly, and pull one of the
drawer slides forward as far as it will go. 6 Install both hinge covers.
5 Repeat for the other side of the drawer.
6 Close the drawer assembly.
UPPER HINGE REMOVAL
WARNING
DOOR REMOVAL Disconnect the product from the power source
Remove the Door

To remove the upper hinge, first remove:
1 Open the door and remove both hinge covers. 1 Drawer
2 With the door open, use a T-20 Torx bit to remove the two 2 Door
innermost door mounting screws from top and bottom 3 Header panel
hinge arms. Leave the two outermost screws in place. 4 Water filter door
3 Close the door and use a T-20 Torx bit to remove the
outermost door mounting screws from bottom hinge arm.
Remove the Upper Hinge
4 Use a T-20 Torx bit to remove the two outermost door
mounting screws from the top hinge arm. 1 Use a T-20 Torx bit to remove the hinge mounting bolts from
the cabinet.
5 Remove the top hinge spacer.
2 Remove the hinge from the unit.
6 Lift the door from the unit.
UPPER HINGE INSTALLATION

DOOR INSTALLATION
After installing the upper hinge, install:
1 Water filter door
Install the Door 2 Header panel
1 Place the door on the unit. 3 Door
4 Drawer
2 Install the top hinge spacer.
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Install the Upper Hinge (continued)
Install the Upper Hinge 4 Install the hinge snap trim onto the face of the unit.
1 Place the upper hinge on the top of the unit cabinet. 5 Close the lower hinge.
2 Use a T-20 Torx bit to install the hinge mounting bolts to the
cabinet.
DOOR OR DRAWER GASKET REMOVAL
LOWER HINGE REMOVAL

Remove the Gasket
To remove the lower hinge, first remove:
1 Open the drawer or door assembly fully.
1 Drawer
2 Starting at one corner, pull the gasket dart from the channel.
2 Door
3 Remove the gasket from the drawer or door.
Remove the Lower Hinge
1 Open the lower hinge.
2 Use a small flat-blade screwdriver to get under the edge of DOOR OR DRAWER GASKET INSTALLATION
the hinge snap trim and pry the trim away from the face of
the unit.
Install the Gasket
3 Slide the hinge side trim from under the cabinet hinge side
trim and pull from the face of the appliance. 1 Place the gasket over the drawer or door.
4 Use a T-20 Torx bit to remove the hinge mounting bolts and 2 Starting at one of the corners, insert the gasket dart into the
pull the lower hinge assembly from the hinge pocket. drawer or door channel.
• Work from the corner, pushing the gasket dart into the
Cabinet Hinge Side Trim
Hinge Assembly channel. Do not stretch the gasket.
Hinge Side Trim
3 Check the gasket seal.
SWITCH DEPRESSOR REMOVAL
Hinge
Snap Trim
SWITCH DEPRESSOR INSTALLATION
Install the Switch Depressor
1 Place the switch depressor against the side of the drawer.

LOWER HINGE INSTALLATION
2 Use a T-20 Torx bit to install the switch depressor mounting
After installing the lower hinge, install: screw.
1 Door 3 Close the drawer.
2 Drawer
Install the Lower Hinge

DRAWER BACK SPACER AND CRISPER COVER GUIDE
1 Place the lower hinge assembly in the hinge pocket. REMOVAL
2 Use a T-20 Torx bit to install the hinge mounting bolts into To remove the drawer back spacer and crisper cover guide, first
the lower hinge. remove:
3 Slide the hinge side trim under the cabinet hinge side trim. 1 Drawer
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Remove the Drawer Back Spacer and Crisper Cover Guide (continued)
Remove the Drawer Back Spacer and Crisper Cover Guide 3 Remove the front spacer from the drawer slide arm.
1 Pull up on the edges of the crisper cover guide until it

disengages from the back spacer.
2 Remove the crisper cover guide and back spacer from the
drawer tub.
Crisper Lid Guide
Drawer Rear Spacer
DRAWER FRONT SPACER INSTALLATION
After installing the drawer front spacer, install:

1 Drawer
DRAWER BACK SPACER AND CRISPER COVER GUIDE

INSTALLATION Install the Drawer Front Spacer
After installing the drawer back spacer and crisper cover guide, 1 Place the drawer front spacer onto the drawer slide
install: assembly.
1 Drawer 2 Use a T-20 Torx bit to install the screw.
Install the Drawer Back Spacer and Crisper Cover Guide
1 Install the back spacer in the rear of the inverted channel. SPRING DRAWER SPACER ASSEMBLY REMOVAL
2 Place the open end of the crisper cover guide toward the
rear of the drawer assembly. Press the crisper cover guide
over the drawer back spacer. Remove the Spring Drawer Spacer Assembly
1 Use a Torx bit to remove the spring drawer spacer assembly

mounting screws.
2 Remove the spring drawer spacer from the unit.

DRAWER FRONT SPACER REMOVAL
To remove the drawer front spacer, first remove:

1 Drawer
Remove the Drawer Front Spacer
1 Extend the telescoping drawer slide arm.
2 Use a T-20 Torx bit to remove the screw.
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Spring Drawer Spacer Assembly Installation (continued)
SPRING DRAWER SPACER ASSEMBLY INSTALLATION 4 Use a T-20 Torx bit to install the screw into switch
enclosure.
Install the Spring Drawer Spacer Assembly
1 Align the holes in the side wall with the spring drawer
spacer assembly. DRAWER SLIDE ASSEMBLY REMOVAL
2 Use a Torx bit to install the screws into the spring drawer To remove the drawer slide assembly, first remove:
spacer assembly.
Remove the Drawer Slide Assembly
1 Use a Torx bit to remove the drawer slide assembly

ROCKER SWITCH REMOVAL mounting screws.
WARNING 2 Pull the drawer slide assembly from the unit.
Disconnect the product from the power source

DRAWER SLIDE ASSEMBLY INSTALLATION

Remove the Rocker Switch
After installing the drawer slide assembly, install:
1 Use a T-20 Torx bit to remove the mounting screw from the
front of the rocker switch enclosure.
Install the Drawer Slide Assembly
2 Pull the rocker switch enclosure from the side wall.
1 On the hinge side of the unit, place the spacer between the
3 Disconnect the wire connectors from the rocker switch.
side wall and the drawer slide assembly.
4 Press the tab on top of the rocker switch while pushing the
2 Use a Torx bit to install screws into the drawer slide
rocker switch out of the hole in the rocker switch enclosure.
assembly.
ROCKER SWITCH INSTALLATION
Install the Rocker Switch
1 Install the rocker switch into switch enclosure. Terminals

should be down and the flat side of the rocker switch rocker
facing forward.
2 Connect the wire connectors to the rocker switch.
3 Insert the rocker switch and wires into the switch opening.
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WATER SYSTEM COMPONENT REMOVAL AND INSTALLATION
4 Disconnect the water inlet and outlet tube by compressing

the lock collars in and pulling the water tube out.
WATER FILTER REMOVAL
Isolation Valve
Remove the Water Filter
1 Lift the water filter door.
2 Rotate the filter one-quarter turn counterclockwise.
3 Remove the water filter from the unit.
Water Valve
WATER VALVE INSTALLATION
After installing the water valve, install:

1 Header panel
Install the Water Valve
WATER FILTER INSTALLATION
Install the Water Filter FILTER SHROUD REMOVAL
1 Lift the water filter door. To remove the filter shroud, first remove:
1 Water filter
2 Insert water filter and rotate one-quarter turn clockwise.
2 Header panel
3 Close the water filter door. 3 Water filter door
4 Reset the water filter usage.
Remove the Filter Shroud
1 Use a T-20 Torx bit to remove the filter shroud mounting

screws.
WATER VALVE REMOVAL
2 Pull the filter shroud from the unit.
To remove the water valve, first remove:
1 Header panel
Remove the Water Valve Filter Shroud
TIP: The water valve on the left is the isolation valve. The water
valve on the right is the ice maker water valve.
1 Disconnect the wire connectors from the water valve.
2 Use a T-20 Torx bit to remove the mounting screws and pull
the water valve forward.
3 Remove the locking C-clips from behind the valve tube lock
collars.
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Filter Shroud Installation (continued)
FILTER SHROUD INSTALLATION 3 Connect the inlet water line from the water filter manifold to
the isolation valve inlet by pushing the tube into the
After installing the filter shroud, install: isolation valve.
1 Water filter door 4 Connect the outlet water line to the water filter manifold.
2 Header panel
3 Water filter 5 Turn on the water to the unit. Check for water leaks.
Install the Filter Shroud
1 Place the filter shroud onto the water filter manifold.
2 Use a T-20 Torx bit to install the filter shroud mounting

screws.
WATER FILTER MANIFOLD REMOVAL
To remove the water filter manifold, first remove:

1 Water filter
2 Header panel
3 Water filter door
4 Filter shroud
Remove the Water Filter Manifold
1 Disconnect the water tube from the water manifold inlet. To

do so, push the collar around the tube toward the valve
while pulling the valve away from the tube.
2 Disconnect the water tube from the water manifold outlet.

To do so, push the collar around the tube toward the
manifold while pulling the tube away from the manifold.
3 Use a Torx bit to remove the water filter manifold mounting

screws from the manifold mounting bracket.
WATER FILTER MANIFOLD INSTALLATION
After installing the water filter manifold, install:

1 Filter shroud
2 Water filter door
3 Header panel
4 Water filter
Install the Water Filter Manifold
1 Place the water filter manifold onto the water valve bracket.
2 Use a Torx bit to install the mounting screws through the

holes in the water filter manifold and into the manifold
mounting bracket.
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WINE COMPONENT REMOVAL AND INSTALLATION
Remove the Wine Rack Drawer Slide
WINE RACK REMOVAL 1 Pull the drawer slide out fully.
2 Use a T-20 Torx bit to remove the two rear mounting

screws.
Remove the Wine Rack
3 Adjust the drawer slide until the two front mounting screws
TIP: The top two wine racks in the wine zone are shorter align with the slots in the secondary arm of the drawer slide.
than the other racks to accommodate the evaporator fan
diffuser. 4 Use a T-20 Torx bit to remove the two front mounting
screws.
1 Pull the wine rack forward.
5 Remove the drawer slide from the unit.
2 Lift the front of the wine rack.
Slots in Secondary Arm
3 Lift the rear of the wine rack.
4 Remove the wine rack from the unit.
Mounting Screws
WINE RACK DRAWER SLIDE INSTALLATION
After installing the drawer slide, install:

1 Wine rack
WINE RACK INSTALLATION
Install the Wine Rack Drawer Slide

Install the Wine Rack
TIP: The top two drawer slides have a stop on them for the
1 Extend the drawer slides completely. shorter wine racks.
2 Angle one side of the wine rack down. 1 Extend the drawer slide fully, and place it against the unit
wall.
3 Place the lower side of the wine rack over the drawer slide.
2 Use a T-20 Torx bit to install the two rear mounting screws.
4 Lower the other side of the wine rack.
3 Adjust the drawer slide until the two front mounting screw
5 Pull the drawer slide to the outside of the wine rack, then
holes align with the slots in the secondary arm of the drawer
slide the drawer slide into the wine rack.
slide.
6 Push the wine rack backward and pull it forward to confirm
4 Use a T-20 Torx bit to install the two front mounting screws.
it is correctly seated.
EVAPORATOR BOX FAN ASSEMBLY REMOVAL

WINE RACK DRAWER SLIDE REMOVAL
To remove the drawer slide, first remove: WARNING

1 Wine rack Disconnect the product from the power source
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To remove the evaporator fan assembly, first remove: AIR DUCT REMOVAL
1 Wine rack To remove the air duct, first remove:
1 Wine rack
Remove the Evaporator Box Fan Assembly
TIP: Each wine zone has an evaporator box fan assembly. Remove the Air Duct
1 Hold the sides of the fan diffuser, and push the tabs inward TIP: Removing the air duct is the same in each wine zone.
while pulling the diffuser from the evaporator box fan.
TIP: The evaporator box fan and drawer slides do not need
2 Remove the plastic rivets from the top of the evaporator to be removed to remove the air duct.
box fan.
1 Use a T-20 Torx bit to remove the air duct mounting screws.
3 Pull and rotate the top of the evaporator box fan forward.
2 Pull the air duct forward.
4 Lift the evaporator box fan up to remove the bottom tabs
from the bottom edge of the fan opening. 3 Disconnect the evaporator box fan wire connector.
5 Disconnect the evaporator box fan wire connector. 4 Disconnect the cabinet heater wire connector.
6 Pull the evaporator box fan assembly from the unit. 5 Disconnect the ground strap from the air duct.
Box Fan/Fan Bracket Assembly

6 Remove the air duct from the unit.
Fan Opening in Air Duct
Plastic Rivets
Bracket
Face
Bracket
Tabs
Fan Diffuser SIDE VIEW
EVAPORATOR BOX FAN ASSEMBLY INSTALLATION

AIR DUCT INSTALLATION
After installing the evaporator fan assembly, install:
1 Wine rack After installing the air duct, install:
1 Wine rack
Install the Evaporator Box Fan Assembly

Install the Air Duct
1 Connect the evaporator box fan wire connector.
2 Place the bottom tabs of the evaporator box fan into the fan 1 Place the air duct into the unit.
opening in the air duct. 2 Connect the ground strap to the air duct.
3 Rotate the top of the evaporator box fan into the fan 3 Connect the cabinet heater wire connector.
opening.
4 Connect the evaporator box fan wire connector.
4 With the center pin of the plastic rivets pulled out, insert the
plastic rivets into the air duct. 5 Use a T-20 Torx bit to install the air duct mounting screws.
5 Push in the center pin of the plastic rivets.
6 Press the fan diffuser onto the evaporator box fan.
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Control Panel Removal (continued)
CONTROL PANEL REMOVAL 3 Connect the LED light tube wire connector.
4 Place the control panel assembly onto the front of the wine
WARNING
compartment mullion.
before starting this procedure. 5 Use a T-20 Torx bit to install the screws into the lower LED
light bracket.
To remove the control panel, first remove: 6 Use a T-20 Torx bit to install the screws into the bottom
flange of the control panel.
1 Wine rack
Remove the Control Panel Assembly

UPPER LED LIGHT BULB REMOVAL
TIP: The control panel assembly is attached to the lower
LED light tube bracket.
WARNING
1 Use a T-20 Torx bit to remove the screws from the bottom Disconnect the product from the power source
flange of the control panel. before starting this procedure.
2 Use a T-20 Torx bit to remove the screws from the lower
LED light tube bracket. To remove the LED light bulb, first remove:
3 Pull the control panel assembly forward off the front of the 1 Wine rack
wine compartment mullion.
4 Disconnect the LED light tube wire connector.

Remove the Upper LED Light Tube
5 Disconnect the UIM wire connector.
1 Use a T-15 Torx bit to remove the light bracket mounting
6 Separate the control panel assembly and lower LED light screws.
tube bracket.
2 Lower the light bracket, and disconnect the LED light tube
7 Remove the control panel assembly from the unit. electrical connector.
3 Push the wire grommet into the light bracket channel.
4 Slide the LED light tube out of the end of the light bracket
channel.
5 Remove the LED light tube from the unit.
Light Bracket Mounting Screws
Control Panel Mounting Screws
CONTROL PANEL INSTALLATION
After installing the control panel, install:

1 Wine rack
UPPER LED LIGHT BULB INSTALLATION

Install the Control Panel Assembly
After installing the LED light bulb, install:
1 Place the lower LED light tube bracket onto the control
panel assembly. 1 Wine rack
2 Connect the UIM wire connector.
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Install the Upper LED Light Tube (continued)
Install the Upper LED Light Tube Install the Lower LED Light Tube
1 Slide the LED light tube into the light bracket channel. 1 Slide the LED light tube part-way into the light bracket
channel.
2 Put the wire grommet onto the LED light tube wire harness,
and insert the wire grommet into the light bracket. 2 Insert the wire grommet and LED light tube wire connector
into the light bracket channel opening.
3 Connect the LED light tube electrical connector.
3 Slide the LED light tube the rest of the way into light bracket
4 Fold the wire harness and wire connector into the light channel.
bracket.
4 Hook the light bracket to the bottom of the control panel
5 Use a T-15 Torx bit to install the light bracket mounting flange.
screws.
FALSE WALL REMOVAL

LOWER LED LIGHT TUBE REMOVAL
To remove the false wall, first remove:
To remove the lower LED light tube, first remove:
1 Wine rack
1 Wine rack 2 Rack drawer slide
2 Control panel assembly
Remove the False Wall

Remove the Lower LED Light Tube
TIP: Removing the false wall is the same in each wine zone.
1 Unhook the light bracket from the bottom of the control
panel flange. TIP: The false wall is found on the hinge side of each zone.
2 Slide the lower LED light tube out the end of the light 1 Remove the cabinet thermistor from the clamp and feed it
bracket channel. through the hole in the false wall.
3 Push the wire grommet and wire connector into the light 2 Pull the false wall forward and to the side.
bracket channel.
3 Remove the false wall from the unit.
4 Remove the lower LED light tube from the unit.
FALSE WALL INSTALLATION

LOWER LED LIGHT TUBE INSTALLATION
After installing the false wall, install:
After installing the lower LED light tube, install: 1 Rack drawer slide
1 Control panel assembly 2 Wine rack
2 Wine rack
Install the False Wall
1 Place the false wall into the unit.
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INSTALL THE FALSE WALL (continued)
2 Feed the cabinet thermistor through the grommet in the EVAPORATOR THERMISTOR REMOVAL
false wall.
WARNING
3 Place the false wall against the supports.
To remove the evaporator thermistor, first remove:

EVAPORATOR COVER REMOVAL
1 Wine rack
To remove the evaporator cover, first remove: 2 Air duct
Remove the Evaporator Cover Remove the Evaporator Thermistor

TIP: Removing the evaporator cover is the same in each IMPORTANT NOTE: Note the placement of the evaporator
wine zone. thermistor in the evaporator before removing it.
TIP: The evaporator cover is found on the hinge side of 1 Pull the evaporator thermistor from the evaporator.
each zone.
2 Cut the thermistor wire harness 8" from the head of the
1 Use a T-20 Torx bit to remove the evaporator cover evaporator thermistor.
mounting screws.
3 Remove the evaporator thermistor from the unit.
2 Pull the evaporator cover forward.
3 Remove the cabinet thermistor from the evaporator cover.
4 Remove the evaporator cover from the unit.
EVAPORATOR THERMISTOR INSTALLATION
After installing the evaporator thermistor, install:

1 Air duct
EVAPORATOR COVER INSTALLATION 2 Wine rack
After installing the evaporator cover, install:
Install the Evaporator Thermistor

Install the Evaporator Cover 1 Strip the wire insulation approximately 1/4" from the ends of
the wires.
1 Feed the cabinet thermistor through the grommets on the
evaporator cover. 2 Place the ends of the wire leads into the preinsulated sealed
splice.
2 Place the evaporator cover against the side and rear wall.
3 Crimp the splice at the middle.
3 Use a T-20 Torx bit to install the evaporator cover mounting
screws.
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INSTALL THE EVAPORATOR THERMISTOR (continued)
4 Use a heat gun on the low setting to heat the splice so that COMPARTMENT THERMISTOR INSTALLATION
the tubing shrinks around the wires.
After installing the cabinet thermistor, install:
1 Evaporator cover
2 False wall
Thermistor, Splices 3 Rack drawer slide
46” (117 cm) 4 Air duct
5 Wine rack
Install the Compartment Thermistor

Cut/Stripped Wires 1 Strip the wire insulation approximately 1/4" from the ends of
the wires.
2 Place the ends of the wire leads into the preinsulated sealed
splice.
3 Crimp the splice at the middle.
4 Use a heat gun on the low setting to heat the splice so that
COMPARTMENT THERMISTOR REMOVAL the tubing shrinks around the wires.
WARNING
before starting this procedure. Thermistor, Splices
46” (117 cm)
To remove the cabinet thermistor, first remove:
1 Wine rack
2 Air duct
3 Rack drawer slide
4 False wall Cut/Stripped Wires
5 Evaporator cover
Remove the Compartment Thermistor
TIP: The compartment thermistor access is the same for

both wine zones.
1 Cut the thermistor’s wire leads 8" from head of the

thermistor.
2 Remove the thermistor from the zone.
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REFRIGERATOR COMPONENT REMOVAL AND INSTALLATION
3 Press the nylon rivets and drawer light assembly into the
holes in top of cabinet.
DRAWER LIGHT ASSEMBLY REMOVAL
WARNING
REFRIGERATOR COMPARTMENT THERMISTOR REMOVAL
WARNING
To remove the drawer light assembly, first remove:
1 Drawer before starting this procedure.
To remove the refrigerator compartment thermistor, first remove:

Remove the Drawer Light Assembly
1 Drawer
1 Insert a putty knife behind the drawer light assembly. Pry
between the back of the drawer light assembly and the
pocket.
Remove the Refrigerator Compartment Thermistor
2 Carefully pull both rivets out of their holes until removed
IMPORTANT NOTE: The refrigerator compartment
completely.
thermistor goes into the wall and is not accessible. Cut the
3 Disconnect the wire harness from the drawer light thermistor in the recommended location.
assembly.
1 Remove the refrigerator compartment thermistor from the
4 Remove the drawer light assembly from the unit. clamp.
2 Cut the thermistor wire harness 2" from the wall.
3 Remove the refrigerator compartment thermistor from the

refrigerator compartment.
COMPARTMENT THERMISTOR INSTALLATION
1 Cut the new thermistor wire harness 10" to 12" from the
head of the thermistor.
2 Strip the wire insulation approximately 1/4" from the ends of

the wires.
DRAWER LIGHT ASSEMBLY INSTALLATION 3 Place the ends of the wire leads into the preinsulated sealed
splice.
After installing the drawer light assembly, install:
1 Drawer 4 Crimp the splice at the middle.
Install the Drawer Light Assembly
TIP: The wire connector attaches to only one side.
1 Attach the wire connector to the light assembly.
TIP: A broken nylon rivet can be pushed into the hole and a
new nylon rivet installed.
2 Place the nylon rivets into the slots on the back of the light
assembly.
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INSTALL THE COMPARTMENT THERMISTOR (continued)
5 Use a heat gun on the low setting to heat the splice so that BAFFLE CONTROL ASSEMBLY INSTALLATION
the tubing shrinks around the wires.
After installing the baffle control assembly, install:
1 Drawer
Thermistor, Splices
46” (117 cm) Install the Baffle Control Assembly
1 Place the foam duct on to the opening in the mullion.
2 Connect the wire harness to the baffle control.
3 Insert the baffle control into the foam duct.

Cut/Stripped Wires
4 Place the upper foam duct onto the foam duct.
5 Place the air duct in the unit.
6 Use a T-20 Torx bit to install the air duct mounting screws.
BAFFLE CONTROL ASSEMBLY REMOVAL

MULLION REMOVAL
WARNING
TIP: Removing the mullion between the refrigerator and freezer
drawers provides easier access to freezer components.
To remove the mullion, first remove:
To remove the baffle control assembly, first remove: 1 Drawer
2 Baffle control assembly
1 Drawer
3 Drawer switch
Remove the Baffle Control Assembly

Remove the Mullion
1 Use a T-20 Torx bit to remove the refrigerator air duct
mounting screws. 1 Hit the front of the mullion from below with the heel of your
hand.
2 Remove the refrigerator air duct from the unit.
2 Lift the front of the mullion up, and remove the mullion from
3 Push the upper foam duct down and forward and remove it the unit.
from the unit.
4 Lift the baffle control out of the foam duct.
5 Disconnect the wire harness from the baffle control, and

remove the baffle control from the unit.
6 Pull the foam duct up and forward. Remove the foam duct
from the unit.
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Mullion Installation (continued)
MULLION INSTALLATION
After installing the mullion, install:

1 Drawer switch
3 Drawer
Install the Mullion
1 Place the back of the mullion into the opening between the
refrigerator and freezer.
2 Lower the front of the mullion into the opening.
3 Make sure the mullion is seated properly.
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FREEZER COMPONENT REMOVAL AND INSTALLATION
3 Press the nylon rivets and drawer light assembly into the
holes in top of cabinet.
DRAWER LIGHT ASSEMBLY REMOVAL
WARNING
ICE MAKER ASSEMBLY REMOVAL
WARNING
To remove the drawer light assembly, first remove:
To remove the ice maker assembly, first remove:

Remove the Drawer Light Assembly
1 Insert a putty knife behind the drawer light assembly. Pry

between the back of the drawer light assembly and the Remove the Ice Maker Assembly
pocket.
1 Use a T-20 Torx bit to remove the bottom ice maker
2 Carefully pull both rivets out of their holes until removed assembly mounting screw(s) directly below the ice maker
completely. arm.
3 Disconnect the wire harness from the drawer light 2 Use a T-20 Torx bit to remove the top ice maker assembly
assembly. mounting screws.
4 Remove the drawer light assembly from the unit. 3 Pull the ice maker assembly forward and disconnect the ice
maker assembly wire harness.
4 Remove the ice maker assembly from the unit.
ICE MAKER ASSEMBLY INSTALLATION
After installing the ice maker assembly, install:
Install the Ice Maker Assembly
1 Connect the ice maker assembly wire harness to the unit.
2 Use a T-20 Torx bit to install the top ice maker assembly
mounting screws halfway.
3 Hang the ice maker assembly from the top mounting

DRAWER LIGHT ASSEMBLY INSTALLATION screws.
After installing the drawer light assembly, install: 4 Use a T-20 Torx bit to install the ice maker assembly bottom
1 Drawer mounting screw(s).
5 Tighten the ice maker assembly top mounting screws.
Install the Drawer Light Assembly
TIP: The wire connector attaches to only one side.
1 Attach the wire connector to the light assembly. FILL TUBE HEATER REMOVAL
TIP: A broken nylon rivet can be pushed into the hole and a WARNING
new nylon rivet installed.
2 Place the nylon rivets into the slots on the back of the light before starting this procedure.
assembly.
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Remove the Fill Tube Heater (continued)
Remove the Fill Tube Heater FILL TUBE INSTALLATION
1 Disconnect the fill tube heater wire harness from the unit
harness.
Install the Fill Tube Extension
2 Slide the fill tube heater off of the fill tube.
1 Press the pin down on the top of the inlet tube grommet.
3 Remove the fill tube heater from the unit.
2 Slide the fill tube extension over the inlet tube grommet.
Align the hole in the fill tube extension with the pin on the
inlet tube grommet.
COMPARTMENT THERMISTOR REMOVAL
WARNING
TIP: It is possible to remove the freezer compartment thermistor

after removing only the drawer, but it is more difficult to access.
To remove the freezer compartment thermistor, first remove:
1 Drawer
FILL TUBE HEATER INSTALLATION 2 Drawer switch
4 Mullion
Install the Fill Tube Heater
1 Connect the fill tube heater wire connector to the unit

harness. Remove the Compartment Thermistor
2 Slide the fill tube heater onto the fill tube. IMPORTANT NOTE: The freezer compartment thermistor
goes into the side wall and is not accessible. Cutting and
splicing the thermistor in the recommended location will
place the connection behind the drawer.
1 Remove the compartment thermistor from the clamp on the

FILL TUBE REMOVAL
wall of the unit.
Remove the Fill Tube Extension compartment thermistor.
1 Press the pin down on the top of the fill tube extension. 3 Remove the compartment thermistor from the zone.
2 Slide the fill tube extension down the inlet tube grommet.
3 Remove the fill tube extension from the unit.
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Freezer Compartment Thermistor Installation (continued)
FREEZER COMPARTMENT THERMISTOR INSTALLATION 2 Remove the air duct diverter from the unit.
After installing the freezer compartment thermistor, install:

1 Mullion
3 Drawer switch
4 Drawer
1 Cut the new thermistor wire harness 10" to 12" from the
2 Strip the wire insulation approximately 1/4" from the ends of

the wires.
3 Place the ends of the wire leads into the preinsulated sealed
splice.
4 Crimp the splice at the middle. AIR DUCT DIVERTER INSTALLATION
5 Use a heat gun on the low setting to heat the splice so that After installing the air duct diverter, install:
the tubing shrinks around the wires. 1 Mullion
3 Drawer switch
4 Drawer
Thermistor, Splices
46” (117 cm)
Install the Air Duct Diverter
1 Place the air duct diverter against the back wall.
2 Use a T-20 Torx bit to install the air duct diverter mounting
Cut/Stripped Wires screws.
FREEZER DRAWER FAN ASSEMBLY REMOVAL
WARNING
AIR DUCT DIVERTER REMOVAL
TIP: It is possible to remove the air duct diverter after removing before starting this procedure.
only the drawer, but it is more difficult to access.
To remove the air duct diverter, first remove:
Remove the Fan Assembly
1 Drawer
2 Drawer switch 1 Use a T-20 Torx bit to remove the screws from the
3 Baffle control assembly evaporator fan assembly.
4 Mullion
2 Pull the evaporator fan assembly forward.
3 Disconnect the evaporator fan assembly wire harness.

Remove the Air Duct Diverter
4 Remove the evaporator fan assembly from the unit.
1 Use a T-20 Torx bit to remove the air duct diverter mounting
screws.
FREEZER DRAWER FAN ASSEMBLY INSTALLATION
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Install the Fan Assembly (continued)
Install the Fan Assembly Install the Freezer Evaporator Cover
1 Connect the fan assembly wire harness. 1 Connect the ground strap to the freezer evaporator cover.
2 Position the fan assembly in the unit. 2 Use a T-20 Torx bit to install the freezer evaporator cover
mounting screws.
3 Use a T-20 Torx bit to install the fan assembly mounting
screws.
FREEZER EVAPORATOR THERMISTOR REMOVAL
FREEZER EVAPORATOR COVER REMOVAL

WARNING
To remove the freezer evaporator cover, first remove: Disconnect the product from the power source
2 Drawer switch
4 Mullion Remove the Freezer Evaporator Thermistor
5 Ice maker
IMPORTANT NOTE: Note the location of the evaporator
6 Air duct diverter thermistor before removing it from the evaporator.
7 Freezer fan assembly
1 Pull the evaporator thermistor from the evaporator.
Remove the Freezer Evaporator Cover evaporator thermistor.
1 Use a T-20 Torx bit to remove the freezer evaporator cover
mounting screws.
2 Disconnect the ground strap from the freezer evaporator

cover.
3 Remove the freezer evaporator cover from the unit.
FREEZER EVAPORATOR THERMISTOR INSTALLATION
Install the Freezer Evaporator Thermistor
1 Insert the freezer evaporator thermistor into the evaporator.
FREEZER EVAPORATOR COVER INSTALLATION 2 Cut the new thermistor wire harness 10" to 12" from the
After installing the freezer evaporator cover, install:
3 Place the ends of the wire leads into the pre-insulated
1 Freezer fan assembly sealed splice.
2 Air duct diverter
3 Ice maker 4 Crimp the splice at the middle.
4 Mullion 5 Using a heat gun on the low setting, heat the splice so that
5 Baffle control assembly the tubing shrinks around the wires.
6 Drawer switch
7 Drawer
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INSTALL THE FREEZER EVAPORATOR THERMISTOR (continued)
6 If necessary, coil up the excess thermistor wire leads so DEFROST HEATER REMOVAL
they do not interfere with operation of other components.
WARNING
FREEZER DEFROST TERMINATOR SWITCH REMOVAL
WARNING Remove the Defrost Heater
Disconnect the product from the power source 1 Use a T-20 Torx bit to remove the evaporator bracket
before starting this procedure. screws.
2 Disconnect the defrost heater wire connector from the unit

wire harness.
Remove the Defrost Terminator Switch
3 Remove the two front evaporator heater clips.
1 Disconnect the defrost terminator switch wire connector
from the wire harness. 4 Angle the front of the evaporator up, and remove the lower
evaporator heater clips.
2 Unclip the defrost terminator switch from the evaporator.
5 Remove the defrost heater from the evaporator.
3 Remove the defrost terminator switch wires from the wire
clips. 6 Remove the defrost heater from the unit.
4 Remove the defrost terminator switch from the unit.
DEFROST HEATER INSTALLATION
FREEZER DEFROST TERMINATOR SWITCH INSTALLATION

Install the Defrost Heater
IMPORTANT NOTE: When replacing the freezer defrost
terminator switch, attach the new defrost terminator switch in 1 Install the defrost heater into the evaporator.
the same location from which the defective terminator switch
was removed. 2 Install the lower evaporator defrost heater clips.
3 Press the front of the evaporator down, and install the front
defrost heater clips.
Install the Defrost Terminator Switch
4 Connect the defrost heater wire connector to the unit wire
1 Clip the defrost terminator switch to the evaporator in the
harness.
same location from where it was removed.
5 Press the evaporator down into the evaporator casing.
2 Route the defrost terminator switch wire harness through
the wire clip. 6 Use a T-20 Torx bit to install the evaporator bracket screws.
3 Connect the defrost terminator switch wire harness to the
unit wire harness.
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LOWER BOX COMPONENT REMOVAL AND INSTALLATION
5 Connect the two wire harnesses from the control housing to

the unit harness.
CONTROL BOARD REMOVAL
6 Place the front of the control housing as close to the
WARNING compressor as possible. Insert the rear of the control
housing into the slot at the back of the unit.
before starting this procedure. 7 Slide the front of the control housing to the left against the
side of the unit.
8 Insert the plastic rivet through the top front flange of the
Remove the Control Board Assembly control housing.
1 Remove the plastic rivet from the top front flange of the 9 Restore power to the unit.
control housing.
10 Configure the control board to the correct model.
2 Pull the front of the control housing assembly to the right, Instructions are included with the service package or in the
disengaging it from the side wall. Technical Data section of this manual.
3 Pull the control housing assembly forward.
4 Disconnect the two wire harnesses at the rear of the control

housing assembly.
KICKPLATE AIR GUIDE REMOVAL
5 Remove the tape from the top of the control housing.
To remove the kickplate air guide, first remove:
6 Lay the control housing on its left side and separate the
1 Kickplate
right side of the control housing from the left.
2 Grille
7 Disconnect the wire connectors and wire harness from the
control board.
Remove the Kickplate Air Guide
8 Remove the control board from the right-hand side control
housing. 1 Press the tabs on the back of the grommet in the kickplate
air guide, and remove it from the hole.
2 Remove the side-mounted inverter wire harness from the

kickplate air guide.
3 Use a T-20 Torx bit to remove the kickplate air guide

mounting screws.
4 Remove the kickplate air guide from the unit.
CONTROL BOARD INSTALLATION
Install the Control Board Assembly
1 Insert the control board into the right-hand side control

housing.
2 Connect the wire harnesses to the control board.

KICKPLATE AIR GUIDE INSTALLATION
3 Put the left- and right-hand side of the control housing
together, inserting both rubber grommets. After installing the kickplate air guide, install:
1 Grille
4 Reapply the tape to the control housing.
2 Kickplate
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Install the Kickplate Air Guide (continued)
Install the Kickplate Air Guide CONDENSER FAN MOTOR INSTALLATION
1 Use a T-20 Torx bit to install the kickplate air guide After installing the condenser fan motor, install:
mounting screws.
1 Kickplate air guide
2 Insert the side-mounted inverter wire harness into the 2 Grille
opening on the kickplate air guide. 3 Kickplate
3 Slide the grommet down the side-mounted inverter wire
harness and insert it into the kickplate air guide.
Install the Condenser Fan
1 Place the condenser box fan on the condenser fan shroud

assembly.
CONDENSER FAN MOTOR REMOVAL 2 Use a T-20 Torx bit to install the condenser box fan
mounting screws.
WARNING
3 Place the condenser fan shroud assembly into the unit.
before starting this procedure. 4 Insert the rear tabs of the condenser fan shroud into the fan
shroud support.
To remove the condenser fan motor, first remove: 5 Wrap the condenser box fan wire harness around the wire
clamp.
1 Kickplate
2 Grille 6 Connect the condenser fan wire harness to the unit wire
3 Kickplate air guide harness.
Remove the Condenser Fan
1 Pull the condenser fan shroud assembly forward with the SIDE-MOUNT INVERTER REMOVAL
condenser box fan attached.
WARNING
2 Disconnect the condenser box fan wire harness from the
unit wire harness. Remove the wire harness from the wire Disconnect the product from the power source
clip. before starting this procedure.
3 Remove the condenser box fan shroud assembly from the
unit.
Remove the Side-Mount Inverter
4 Use a T-20 Torx bit to remove the screws holding the
condenser box fan to the condenser fan shroud assembly. 1 Use a T-20 Torx bit to remove the inverter frame mounting
screw.
5 Remove the condenser box fan.
2 Use a flat-blade screwdriver to pry the inverter assembly
from the post on the side wall.
3 Pull the inverter assembly forward.
4 Disconnect the wire connectors from the unit wire harness.
5 Use a T-20 Torx bit to remove the ground wire screw.
6 Lay the inverter assembly on its right side and separate the
side-mount inverter from the inverter frame.
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REMOVE THE SIDE-MOUNT INVERTER (continued)
7 Remove the side-mount inverter from the unit.
SIDE-MOUNT INVERTER INSTALLATION
After installing the side-mount inverter, install:

1 Condenser shroud
2 Compressor shroud assembly
3 Control grille
4 Grille assembly
Install the Side-Mount Inverter
1 Install the side-mount inverter into the inverter frame.
2 Connect the side-mount inverter wire connectors to the unit

wire harness.
3 Use a T-20 Torx bit to install the ground wire screw.
4 Insert the inverter assembly into the unit with the front of the
inverter to the left.
5 Engage the inverter assembly tabs into the rear on the unit.
6 Move the inverter assembly to the right, pushing the clamp

over the post in the side wall.
7 Use a T-20 Torx bit to install the inverter frame mounting

screw.
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SEALED SYSTEM COMPONENT REMOVAL AND INSTALLATION
PUSHING THE UNIT TRAY IN
INSTALLATION AND REMOVAL After pushing the unit tray in, install:
1 Grille
WARNING
2 Kickplate
Disconnect electrical power to any appliance
covered in this manual before servicing. If electrical
power is needed for component testing or Push the Unit Tray In
diagnostics, disconnect electrical power immediately
after testing or diagnostics are completed. Failure to IMPORTANT NOTE: Use care when pushing the unit tray in.
do so could cause serious injury or death! If a heat exchanger gets caught, it can kink, and the unit
become unrepairable.
WARNING 1 Push the unit tray in until it stops.
If electrical power is supplied to the appliance, but 2 Install the filter drier and refrigerant valve onto the bracket.
the appliance is turned off, line voltage is still present 3 Use a T-20 Torx bit to tighten the screws holding the filter
at the main control board. drier and refrigerant valve bracket.
4 Use a T-20 Torx bit to install the screws into the front of the
CAUTION unit tray.
Metal edges may be sharp. Use caution when
servicing unit to avoid personal injury.
HIGH-SIDE FILTER DRIER REMOVAL
To remove the high-side filter drier, first remove:

PULLING THE UNIT TRAY FORWARD 1 Kickplate
2 Grille
Before pulling the unit tray forward, first remove:
Pull the unit tray forward.
1 Kickplate
2 Grille
Remove the Filter Drier
Pull the Unit Tray Forward 1 Recover the R134a from the unit.
1 Use a T-20 Torx bit to remove the screws from the front of 2 Pull the filter drier from the bracket.
the unit tray.
3 Use a T-20 Torx bit to loosen the 3-way valve bracket
2 Use a T-20 Torx bit to loosen the screws holding the filter screws.
drier and refrigerant valve bracket.
4 Remove the 3-way valve from the bracket.
3 Remove the filter drier and refrigerant valve from the
bracket. IMPORTANT NOTE: Use tape to label the capillary tubes
and which side of the 3-way refrigerant valve they go into.
4 Pull the unit tray forward. Move the heat exchangers and
wire harnesses as necessary. 5 With a file edge, score a line around each capillary tube
approximately 1" or less from the 3-way valve outlet.
Fatigue each capillary tube at this line until it separates.
6 Check the end of the capillary tube for internal burrs. If

burrs exist, rescore a line around the capillary tube, then
fatigue the capillary tube at this line until it separates.
7 With a tube cutter, cut the filter drier inlet tube

approximately 1" from the filter drier.
IMPORTANT NOTE: When installing the replacement 3-way

refrigerant valve assembly, insert the capillary tube a
minimum of 1" into the valve assembly tubes before
brazing.
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REMOVE THE FILTER DRIER (continued)
8 Remove the filter drier with the 3-way valve from the unit. 6 Remove the evaporator from the unit.
WINE EVAPORATOR REMOVAL FREEZER EVAPORATOR REMOVAL
WARNING WARNING
Disconnect the product from the power source Disconnect the product from the power source
before starting this procedure. before starting this procedure.
WARNING WARNING
If electrical power is supplied to the appliance, but If electrical power is supplied to the appliance, but
the appliance is turned off, line voltage is still present the appliance is turned off, line voltage is still present
at the main control board. at the main control board.
To remove a wine evaporator, first remove: If the freezer heat exchanger needs to be removed, go to
1 Wine rack Freezer Heat Exchanger Removal on page 45.
2 Air duct To remove the freezer evaporator, first remove:
3 Kickplate
1 Drawer
4 Grille
2 Drawer switch
Pull the unit tray forward, and then remove: 3 Baffle control assembly
1 Filter drier 4 Mullion
5 Ice maker
6 Air duct diverter
Remove the Column Refrigerator or Wine Evaporator 7 Freezer fan assembly
8 Kickplate
1 Use a T-20 Torx bit to remove the screws securing the
9 Grille
evaporator to the back wall.
Pull the unit tray forward, and then remove:
2 With a file edge, score a line around the capillary tube
approximately 1" or less from the filter drier outlet. 1 Filter drier
3 Fatigue the capillary tube at this line until it separates.

Remove the Drawer Freezer Evaporator
burrs exist, rescore a line around the capillary tube, then 1 Unclip the defrost terminator switch from the evaporator.
fatigue the capillary tube at this line until it separates.
2 Disconnect the defrost heater wire harness from the unit
5 With a tubing cutter, cut the outlet tube 1" from the copper harness.
stub swage.
3 Use a T-20 Torx bit to remove the evaporator mounting
screws.
4 Lift the front the evaporator up.
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REMOVE THE DRAWER FREEZER EVAPORATOR (continued)
5 With a file edge, score a line around the capillary tube 1" 4 Remove the compressor from the unit.
from the evaporator inlet.
6 Fatigue the capillary tube at the line until it separates.

burrs exist, rescore a line around the capillary tube, then
fatigue capillary tube at this line until it separates.
8 With a tube cutter, cut the outlet tube 1" from the copper
stub swage.
9 Remove the evaporator from the unit.
WINE HEAT EXCHANGER REMOVAL
The Wine heat exchangers are not replaceable. If the heat

exchanger is separated or the system contaminated, contact
the Sub-Zero Technical Service Line.
FREEZER HEAT EXCHANGER REMOVAL
FREEZER COMPRESSOR REMOVAL WARNING

WARNING Disconnect the product from the power source
WARNING
WARNING If electrical power is supplied to the appliance, but
If electrical power is supplied to the appliance, but at the main control board.
The heat exchanger should only be replaced if the system is
contaminated or the heat exchanger has separated.
To remove the freezer compressor, first remove:
To remove the freezer heat exchanger, first remove:
1 Kickplate
2 Grille 1 Drawer
2 Drawer switch
Pull the unit tray forward, and then remove: 3 Baffle control assembly
1 Filter drier 4 Mullion
5 Ice maker
6 Air duct diverter
Remove the Drawer or Wine Compressor 7 Freezer fan assembly
8 Kickplate
1 Disconnect the compressor electricals.
9 Grille
2 Use a tube cutter to cut the suction and discharge tubes 1"
from compressor stubs.
1 Filter drier
3 Use a 1/2" socket to remove the compressor mounting nuts. 2 Drawer freezer evaporator
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Remove the Freezer Heat Exchanger (continued)
Remove the Freezer Heat Exchanger 4 Lift the condenser and air back guide from the studs in the
unit tray.
1 With a tube cutter, cut the suction line approximately one
inch from the suction manifold. 5 Pull the condenser and air back guide forward.
2 Use shears to cut the heat exchanger in the freezer 6 Use a T-20 Torx bit to remove the screws holding the air
compartment as close to the floor as possible. back guide to the condenser.
3 Pull the heat exchanger and evaporator from inside the 7 Use a tubing cutter to cut the inlet and outlet tubes on the
freezer. copper side of the Lokring.
4 Pull the heat exchanger down into the compressor area. 8 Remove the condenser from the unit.
CONDENSER REMOVAL
WARNING
WARNING
If electrical power is supplied to the appliance, but
To remove the condenser, first remove:

1 Kickplate
2 Grille
3 Kickplate air guide
4 Condenser fan
1 Filter drier
Remove the Drawer and Wine Condenser
1 Use a T-20 Torx bit to remove the screws from the air
condenser guide on top of the condenser.
2 Use a 3/8" socket to remove the nuts holding the air back
guide to the unit tray.
3 Use a 3/8" socket to remove the nuts holding the condenser

to the unit tray.
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SEALED SYSTEM INFORMATION
The sealed system contains R134a refrigerant. This section

gives some general rules for working with R134a and explains
R134A REFRIGERANT SERVICE INFORMATION procedures to be followed while servicing the sealed system.
• Use equipment dedicated to R134a sealed system service
CAUTION
only.
R134a refrigerant requires synthetic ester oil in the • Use only R134a refrigerant for back-flushing.
compressor and does not tolerate contamination • Use only R134a refrigerant for sweep charging.
from other refrigerants, moisture, petroleum-based • Always replace the filter drier when servicing the sealed
lubricants, silicone lubricants, cleaning compounds, system.
rust inhibitors, leak detection dyes, or any other type • The filter drier must be cut from the sealed system. Never
of additive. un-braze the drier, as the heat could cause combustion of
residual refrigerant and drive moisture back into the sealed
system.
WARNING
• When the rubber plugs are pulled from the service
Disconnect electrical power to any appliance compressor, there is an audible release of pressure. If no
covered in this manual before servicing. If electrical release of pressure is heard, do not use the compressor.
power is needed for component testing or • Do not leave the sealed system or the replacement
diagnostics, disconnect electrical power immediately compressor open to the atmosphere for more than 10
after testing or diagnostics are completed. Failure to minutes.
do so could cause serious injury or death! • Use ONLY virgin R134a refrigerant when recharging the
sealed system.
WARNING
If electrical power is supplied to any appliance
covered in these procedures, but the appliance is
switched off, line voltage is still present at the main
control board!
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R134a Sealed System Repair Procedures (continued)
R134A SEALED SYSTEM REPAIR PROCEDURES
SEALED SYSTEM REPAIR PROCEDURES

Problem Service Procedures
1 Capture refrigerant.
2 Replace compressor.
Non-operating, inefficient, noisy 3 Replace filter drier.
compressor 4 Evacuate or sweep-charge system.
5 Recharge system with virgin R134a refrigerant.
Note: To check for a non-operating compressor, a hard start kit can be used.
2 Repair leak.
High-side leak 3 Replace filter drier.
4 Evacuate or sweep-charge system.
2 Repair leak (if at solder joint), or replace part.
3 Back-flush high side of sealed system.
Low-side leak 4 If all refrigerant has escaped and system is in vacuum, replace compressor.
5 Replace filter drier.
Contaminated sealed system 2 Repair leak (if at solder joint), or replace part.
Examples: 3 Back-flush high side of sealed system.
4 Replace compressor.
• Burned-out compressor 5 Replace filter drier.
• Excessive moisture from leak in 6 Replace heat exchanger if cap tube is clogged.
condensate loop or in low side
7 Install a low-side drier on suction line.
• Plugged capillary tube
8 Evacuate or sweep-charge sealed system.
9 Recharge with virgin R134a refrigerant.
Restriction 2 Locate and remove restriction, or locate and replace part.
Note: If restriction is due to sealed system 3 Back-flush high side of sealed system.
being contaminated, see "Contaminated 4 Replace filter drier.
sealed system." 5 Evacuate or sweep-charge system.
2 Replace filter drier.
Overcharge
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ICE MAKER AND WATER FLOW
When the ice maker rotates to the fill position, the ice maker
sends voltage to the control board. The control board then
ICE MAKER OPERATION sends power to the water valve(s) for a preset duration.
The control board operates the Nidec-Servo ice maker. Power When the ice harvest is complete, the control board removes
comes from the control board. The control board manages power to the ice maker for 45 minutes.
water fill time and ice maker errors, which it senses and shows. Sabbath mode disables the ice maker.
If the door or drawer switch is closed (door or drawer open), the
control board interrupts power to the ice maker, unless the ice
maker is in the fill mode. Once the door or drawer switch opens,
power does not return to the ice maker for three minutes.
ICE MAKER WATER FLOW
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AIRFLOW AND FAN BLADE SPACING
AIRFLOW
For proper airflow, push the evaporator fan blades onto the fan motor shafts fully so the motor shafts touch the fan blade stop point.
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Drawer Airflow (continued)
DRAWER AIRFLOW
For proper airflow, push the evaporator fan blades onto the fan motor shafts fully so the motor shafts touch the fan blade stop point.
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TROUBLESHOOTING
ERROR CODE TROUBLESHOOTING GUIDE

ERROR CODES
Code Severity Description Action
10 C 00 2 An open condenser thermistor. 1 Verify temperature reading.
2 Ohm thermistor.
3 Confirm connection to the control board.
4 Replace thermistor if bad.
10 C 01 2 Short in condenser thermistor. 1 Verify temperature reading.

2 Ohm thermistor.
10 C 02 2 Unstable condenser thermistor. 1 Verify temperature reading.

2 Ohm thermistor.
10 1 00 2 An open Zone 1 cabinet thermistor. 1 Verify temperature reading.

2 Ohm thermistor.
10 1 01 2 Short in Zone 1 cabinet thermistor. 1 Verify temperature reading.

2 Ohm thermistor.
10 1 02 2 Zone 1 cabinet thermistor is unstable. 1 Verify temperature reading.

2 Ohm thermistor.
10 1 10 2 An open Zone 1 evaporator thermistor. 1 Verify temperature reading.

2 Ohm thermistor.
10 1 11 2 Short in Zone 1 evaporator thermistor. 1 Verify temperature reading.

2 Ohm thermistor.
10 1 12 2 Zone 1 evaporator thermistor is unstable. 1 Verify temperature reading.

2 Ohm thermistor.

2 Ohm thermistor.
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Error Code Troubleshooting Guide
ERROR CODES
2 Ohm thermistor.

2 Ohm thermistor.

2 Ohm thermistor.

2 Ohm thermistor.

2 Ohm thermistor.

2 Ohm thermistor.

2 Ohm thermistor.

2 Ohm thermistor.

2 Ohm thermistor.

2 Ohm thermistor.

2 Ohm thermistor.
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ERROR CODES
10 F 00 2 An open Zone 4 cabinet thermistor. 1 Verify temperature reading.
2 Ohm thermistor.
10 F 01 2 Short in Zone 4 cabinet thermistor. 1 Verify temperature reading.

2 Ohm thermistor.
10 F 02 2 Zone 4 cabinet thermistor is unstable. 1 Verify temperature reading.

2 Ohm thermistor.
10 F 10 2 An open Zone 4 evaporator thermistor. 1 Verify temperature reading.

2 Ohm thermistor.
10 F 11 2 Short in Zone 4 evaporator thermistor. 1 Verify temperature reading.

2 Ohm thermistor.
10 F 12 2 Zone 4 evaporator thermistor is unstable. 1 Verify temperature reading.

2 Ohm thermistor.
10 7 00 1 An open ambient thermistor on the control

Replace the control board.
board.
15 4 00 2 Defrost relay is stuck open. Caused by no voltage feed back through the defrost
terminator.
1 Check voltage from control board to the defrost
heater.
2 Check the defrost terminator.
3 Check the defrost heater.
4 Check wiring.
15 4 01 3 Defrost relay is stuck closed. Caused by voltage feedback through the defrost
terminator.
1 Check voltage from control board to the defrost
heater.
2 Check the neutral side of the circuit for voltage.
20 4 50 3 Defrost heater has failed open. Ohm the defrost heater.

35 1 00 2 Zone 1 evaporator fan is open. 1 Check the control board.
2 Check the door/door switch.
3 Check the tachometer feedback wire.
4 Check the evaporator fan.
35 1 33 1 Zone 1 fan speed is slower than setting. 1 Check the control board.
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ERROR CODES
35 1 34 1 Zone 1 fan speed is faster than setting. 1 Check the control board.


35 C 00 2 Condenser fan is open. 1 Check the control board.

35 C 33 1 Condenser fan speed is slower than setting. 1 Check the control board.
35 C 34 1 Condenser fan speed is faster than setting. 1 Check the control board.
40 1 40 3 Zone 1 excessive compressor runtime. Verify performance of unit and check:

1 Door leaks.
2 Door ajar.
3 Evaporator fan.
4 Condenser fan.
5 Frozen evaporator.
6 Cabinet and evaporator thermistors.
7 System charge.
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ERROR CODES
1 Door leaks.
2 Door ajar.
3 Evaporator fan.
4 Condenser fan.
7 System charge.

1 Door leaks.
2 Door ajar.
3 Evaporator fan.
4 Condenser fan.
7 System charge.

1 Door leaks.
2 Door ajar.
3 Evaporator fan.
4 Condenser fan.
7 System charge.
40 1 09 5 Zone 1 house alarm. Zone temperature remained above or below the alarm
threshold for an extended time:
1 Door leaks.
2 Door ajar.
3 Evaporator fan.
4 Condenser fan.
7 System charge.
1 Door leaks.
2 Door ajar.
3 Evaporator fan.
4 Condenser fan.
7 System charge.
1 Door leaks.
2 Door ajar.
3 Evaporator fan.
4 Condenser fan.
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ERROR CODES

7 System charge.
40 9 40 1 Dispenser excessive runtime. Dispenser switch was active for more than 150 seconds
in a 15 minute window.
1 Stuck dispenser keys.
2 Flooding.
After 15 minutes of an inactive switch, dispenser function
is re-enabled.
45 1 00 1 Open in Zone 1 light circuit. 1 Check the wire harness is connected correctly.
2 Check the voltage to the light circuit.
3 Check the continuity of the LED panel or tube.
45 1 01 1 Short in Zone 1 light circuit. 1 Check the wire harness is connected correctly.
45 F 00 1 Open in Zone 4 light circuit. 1 Check the wire harness is connected correctly.
45 F 01 1 Short in Zone 4 light circuit. 1 Check the wire harness is connected correctly.
95 1 00 1 Door #1 excessive open time. 1 Check the door is not blocked.

2 Check the door magnet retainer is in place.
3 Check the door switch is operating correctly.
4 Check the door switch wire harness.


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ERROR CODES

95 F 00 1 Door #4 excessive open time. 1 Check the door is not blocked.

Freezer Cabinet Thermistor

UNIT TEMPERATURES AND THERMISTORS
The freezer cabinet thermistor senses the freezer cabinet
temperature and transmits it to the control board.
Refrigerator Compartment Thermistor
FREEZER CABINET THERMISTOR
The refrigerator compartment thermistor senses the refrigerator Thermistor Condition Action
compartment temperature and relays it to the control board. • EE on UIM.
REFRIGERATOR COMPARTMENT THERMISTOR • Service wrench icon
Open or shorted flashes.
Thermistor Condition Action
• Fault code logged.
• EE on UIM.
Open or shorted • Service wrench flashes. High temperature offset Compressor energized, unless
• Fault code logged. reached in defrost.
UIM temperature shows an
High-speed run command Changes one degree per
High temperature offset average of compartment
sent to refrigerator or freezer minute.
reached thermistor
evaporator fan.
15- to 25-second delay before
Changes one degree per Sabbath mode
compressor starts.
minute; is an average of
UIM temperature display Freezer temperature display is
compartment thermistor During adaptive defrost
readings. locked.
15- to 25-second delay before
Sabbath mode
compressor starts.
• Baffle opens.
Freezer Evaporator Thermistor
• Evaporator fan runs at
Baffle at high offset programmed speed. The freezer evaporator thermistor senses the freezer evaporator
• During freezer defrost, the temperature and transmits it to the control board. The control
baffle is closed. board uses it for the adaptive defrost and to operate the
evaporator fan after defrost.
FREEZER EVAPORATOR THERMISTOR
Thermistor Condition Action
Refrigerator Evaporator Thermistor • EE appears for FE
thermistor in Service
The refrigerator evaporator thermistor senses the refrigerator
Options - Temps.
evaporator temperature and transmits it to the control board.
• Service wrench icon
REFRIGERATOR EVAPORATOR THERMISTOR Open or shorted flashes.
Thermistor Condition Action • Fault code logged.
• EE in Service Options - • Compressor energized
Temps. after the 5 minute defrost
• Service wrench icon dwell.
Open or shorted
flashes.
• Fault code logged.
Thermistor Test Procedure
1 Follow the procedure in Component Removal and

Installation to expose the thermistor.
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THERMISTOR TEST PROCEDURE (continued)
2 Remove the thermistor from the evaporator or clamp. Non-Functional, Inefficient, or Noisy Compressor
3 Follow the procedure in Component Removal and Replace the compressor.

Installation to expose the control board.
4 Remove the thermistor harness from the control board.
5 Place the thermistor into an ice bath of 35°F. Let the High Side Leak
thermistor sit for five minutes, stirring occasionally.
1 Always evacuate and capture R134a refrigerant.
6 Measure the resistance of the thermistor through the control
2 Use nitrogen for back-flushing the system.
board connector.
3 Repair any leaks at the solder joint, or replace the defective
7 If thermistor is outside the normal range of 30,000 to 33,000
component.
ohms, replace it.
4 Replace the high-side filter drier.
5 Tap the compressor to help release residual refrigerant from

COMPONENTS the oil in the compressor.
6 Recharge the system with virgin R134a refrigerant.

Test the Condenser Fan
The condenser fan operates by several means depending on

model. Low Side Leak
• 12 VDC without tachometer feedback.
• 12 VDC with tachometer feed back. 1 If all refrigerant escapes, and the system is in a vacuum,
replace the compressor and the leaking part.
• 120 or 230 VAC.
See the model wiring diagram to determine type of condenser 2 Replace the high-side filter drier.
fan.
TIP: Test the condenser fan under load.
1 Verify the control board model configuration is correct. Contaminated Sealed System
2 Disconnect the electrical connector from the fan. 1 Always evacuate and capture R134a refrigerant.
3 Measure the resistance between the power wire and the 2 Use nitrogen for back-flushing the system.
return wire on the condenser fan.
3 Repair any leaks at the solder joint, or replace the defective
4 Reconnect the condenser fan. component.
5 Check for voltage between the power and return wires. 4 Replace the compressor.
6 On condenser fans with tachometer feedback, check for 5 Replace the high-side filter drier.
voltage between the variable speed control and return
wires. 6 If the cap tube clogs, replace the evaporator and heat
exchanger assembly.
7 Install a low-side drier on the suction line.

SEALED SYSTEM 8 Recharge the system with virgin R134a refrigerant.
Sealed System Troubleshooting

Sealed System Restriction
Enter the sealed system to check pressures only if the Error
Code Troubleshooting Guide and General Troubleshooting IMPORTANT NOTE: If a restriction is due to a contaminated
Guide do not indicate the cause of the temperature problem. sealed system, see Contaminated Sealed System.
• When servicing the sealed system, always replace the high- 1 Find and remove the restriction or find and replace the part.
side filter drier.
2 Use nitrogen for back-flushing the system.
• System pressures are in the Technical Data section of the
service manual.
• Pressures listed are for reference only. Actual pressure
readings may vary. Ambient temperatures, temperature Sealed System Refrigerant Overcharge
setpoints, food load, food temperature, condenser
cleanliness, and gauge calibration affect pressures. 1 Vent the charge from the sealed system.
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2 Recharge the sealed system.
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TECHNICAL DATA
IW-30CI TECHNICAL DATA

IMPORTANT NOTE: Always check serial tag for exact charge.
Note: IW-30CI has one compressor and three evaporators. Depending on which zone is cooling, the pressures will be different. The
pressures listed are only while that zone is cooling.
IW-30CI TECHNICAL DATA
Parameter Wine Storage Refrigerator Freezer
R134a refrigerant
Charge
6.5 oz
Normal operating pressures (low side) 5 psig - 15 psig 0 psig - 10" vacuum
Normal operating pressures (high side) 115 psig - 130 psig 105 psig - 120 psig
Variable speed compressor, 7041489 343 Btu/hr
Fan-assisted off-cycle Thermistor controlled

Defrost method
defrost adaptive defrost
Defrost terminator switch, 7025952 115 VAC Opens: 77°F ±5°F Closes: 35°F ±7°F
Thermistors at 32°F 30000 - 33000 Ω 30000 - 33000 Ω 30000 - 33000 Ω
IW-30CI ELECTRICAL TECHNICAL DATA

Component Voltage Watts Amperage
Wine evaporator fan, 7040206 12 VDC 2.88 W (calculated) .24 A
Freezer evaporator fan, 7028305 12 VDC 6.2 W .52 A (calculated)
Condenser fan, 7041434 12 VDC 6.1 W (calculated) .51 A
Isolation valve, 7026013 120 VAC 20 W .17 A (calculated)
Water valve, 7025996 120 VAC 50 W .42 A (calculated)
Refrigerant valve, 7041727 10 VDC - 13 VDC 7 W - 9.1 W (calculated) .7 A
Defrost heater, 7041718 115 VAC 289 W +5%/-10% 2.5 A (calculated)
Cabinet heater, not a service part 115 VAC 20 W +5%/-10% .17 A (calculated)
Baffle control, 7028299 12 VDC .72 W (calculated) .06 A
DESIGNER MODEL CODE TABLE

Model Serial Number Code
INTEGRATED MODEL CODE TABLE
IC-18FI All Models 2001
For the control procedures for programming the model, go to IC-24C All Models 2038
Model Configuration Screen.
IC-24CI All Models 2039
IC-24R All Models 2003
IC-30RID All Models 2006
IC-36RID All Models 2007
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INTEGRATED MODEL CODE TABLE (continued)
DESIGNER MODEL CODE TABLE

Model Serial Number Code
ID-24F All Models 2008
ID-24FI All Models 2009
ID-24R All Models 2010
ID-30C All Models 2012
ID-30CI All Models 2013
ID-30F All Models 2014
ID-30FI All Models 2015
ID-30RP Prior to 5507000 2017
ID-30RP Starting with 5507000 2031
ID-36C All Models 2018
ID-36CI All Models 2019
ID-36RP All Models 2021
IT-30CI Prior to 5504825 2032
IT-30CI Starting with 5504825 2022
IT-30CIID Prior to 5504825 2033
IT-30CIID Starting with 5504825 2023
IT-30FI All Models 2024
IT-30R All Models 2025
IT-30RID All Models 2026
IT-36CI Prior to 5507500 2034
IT-36CI Starting with 5507500 2027
IT-36CIID Prior to 5507500 2035
IT-36CIID Starting with 5507500 2028
IT-36R All Models 2029
IT-36RID All Models 2030
IW-18 All Models 2401
IW-30R All Models 2404
IW-30CI All Models 2405
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WIRING DIAGRAMS AND SCHEMATICS
IW-30CI HIGH VOLTAGE WIRING
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IW-30CI LOW VOLTAGE WIRING
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IW-30CI CONTROL SYSTEM WIRING SCHEMATIC
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Important information for each product is listed on the product

IMPORTANT NOTE: Highlights especially important information.

INTEGRATED MODEL KEY

PRODUCT USE AND CARE AND INSTALLATION GUIDES

Product use and care guides, installation guides, and other

Product warranty is determined by the installation location and

Tap to turn on or turn off accent lighting.

Power Screen Tap to adjust the drawer temperature.

Home Screen Tap to see Settings screen.

Tap an arrow to return to the Home screen.

Option Screen Settings Screen

Tap to turn on humidor feature.

Tap to see model information.

Tap to adjust control panel brightness and contrast.

3 Slide the Dimming bar to select the desired delay period.

4 Slide the Accent bar to the desired intensity level.

5 Tap the arrow to return to the Settings screen.

Change Water Filter Errors

Serial# Screen 5 Tap the arrow to return to the Settings screen.

2 Tap Information . Brightness and Contrast Screen

3 The Brightness and Contrast screen appears.

4 Tap the arrow to return to the Settings screen.

4 Slide the brightness bar to the desired level.

3 The screen for the smart grid feature appears.

Smart Grid 1 Tap Settings .

2 Tap Alarm Volume and Pitch .

4 Tap Enable to turn on the smart grid feature.

4 Set the desired volume level.

3 The Select Units screen appears.

Select Units 1 Tap Settings .

3 The Door Alarm Time screen appears. 2 Tap Service Options .

Door Alarm Time

Service Options Screen

To use a service option, scroll the Service Options screen and

Screen for 5s to Exit Menu Item

Enter Password Temperature Log

7 Scroll the temperatures left to see the stored temperature

2 Tap Service Options .

- - - - The Enter Password screen appears.

Enter Password 2 Tap Service Options .

X The Enter Password screen appears.

The Set Model Configuration screen appears.

6 Scroll left to the correct model number. Manual Component Activation

8 Tap Yes to confirm the model number.

Set Model Configuration

9 Once the programming is complete, the Complete!

Set Model Configuration

10 The Service Options screen appears after the unit

Slide For More Components

4 Tap Defrost from the Service Options screen.

COMPONENT ACTIVATION Manual Defrost

Manual Defrost Screen

2 Tap Service Options .

Enter Password Enter Password

Zone Temp Offset

6 The unit shows the current offset. Tap the temperature of

7 The Zone Temp Offset adjustment screen appears.