The display of a built-in bottom freezer from the T30IB800 and T30BB810 era shows E.. in place of a normal temperature. The manual says the electronics have detected a problem and tells you to call customer…
The display of a built-in bottom freezer from the T30IB800 and T30BB810 era shows E.. in place of a normal temperature. The manual says the electronics have detected a problem and tells you to call customer service. It prints no digits for this message, so there is no numbered list of meanings to look up and the cause has to be found by testing.
1. Note exactly what the display shows and whether any alarm is sounding. 2. Keep the doors closed to protect the food. 3. Switch the appliance off at its power control, wait a minute, and turn it back on once. 4. If E.. returns, stop and call us. Do not open any panels or reach behind the unit.
The manual for this generation prints just E.. and no digits, so it offers no list of meanings. That is why we test the electronics on site rather than guessing from a table.
Keep the doors shut and check the temperature display and the food itself. If the unit is still cooling, there is a little time, but if it is warming up, move perishables to another cooler and call us promptly.
A single power-off for a minute is a reasonable try. If E.. comes back, the electronics have detected the problem again and service is needed. Repeated resets just delay the repair.
Our technician checks it in your home and hands you a written price before touching anything.