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vacuum condenser message flashing I had a problem with my subzero 650 not cooling. It went up to 48 degrees and stayed there even after we vacuumed the condenser 3 times. The repairman suggested it ...

subzero 632 cycles from 37 to 50 degrees cycles up and down few things to check... condenser coil clean. dirty condenser fluctuate temp. clean condenser. evap fan motor work? open the fridge. press ...

...the notice vacuum condenser on. I did this but the notice came back within a day. I am also have condensation/freezing on the upper back panel of the unit. now what? Your problem might be serious ...

freezer not working and vacuum condenser flashing Everything in freezer is thawed or melted. The temperature is registering at 66 degrees and the unit is on. The vacuum condenser is flashing. What ...

vacuum condenser flashes on and off, freezer side has warmed up But the freezer fan is still running to circulate the air. It is telling you that you need to vacuum the condenser coil. if this fails ...

the ice cube indicator is blinking From the manual: The Control Center monitors refrigerator and freezer temperatures as well as the ice maker system. If there is a temperature or ice maker problem, ...

sub zero 736 condenser fan not running Recently acquired SZ 736 that was in storage for about a year. Unit worked before put in storage. Both compressors seem to be running, but getting hot (about 170

It starts flashing VACUME CONDENSER after 24 hrs on my sub zero 690 side by side fridge .I cleaned the condenser but some one suggested I can wash with hot water spray bottle (I did not tried).If ...

door gasket Very hot and also metal strip very hot asa well Check if condenser fan motor is running and condenser unit - it might be full of dust and lint - clean it! It is dangerous for both ...

how do I get the clean condenser to go off or reset? We clean the condenser and it still stays on. is there a way to reset it? This messages indicates excessive run times. The first potential cause is