Seen on: 600 Series, early control · 600 Series, later control
EE Where a Temperature Should Be
EE printed where the freezer or refrigerator temperature normally shows means the 600 Series control has lost a usable reading from that compartment's sensor, and SERVICE flashes beside it. The compartment itself may still be cold. Sub-Zero Repair Redmond tests the sensor and its wiring against Sub-Zero's figures; call (425) 905-2822 and say which side shows EE.
| Means | The control cannot use the compartment sensor: it reads as disconnected, shorted or misread, so no temperature is displayed for that side. |
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| Check first |
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| Needs a technician |
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Blind, not broken
EE is the control saying it can no longer see one compartment. It is not a measurement that the compartment is warm, which is why Sub-Zero’s manuals file it under warm and normal compartments alike.
Both generations of control
EE means the same before and after serial number 1810000. In Diagnostic Mode on the early control, EE in place of a reading marks that sensor as disconnected or faulty; the later control can also hold stored sensor codes.
After the repair
Once the connection is made good or the sensor replaced, switching the unit off and on at the control panel clears the indicator.
Asked on the phone
- Does EE mean the food is warming up?
- Not necessarily. Sub-Zero's manuals list EE under compartments that are warm or still normal, because it reports a blind sensor rather than a measured temperature. Check the food by feel and keep the doors shut. Sub-Zero Repair Redmond, (425) 905-2822, tests the sensor itself.
EE on your display?
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