Thermador T30IF900SP
This 30-inch freezer-only column is what kitchen designers put next to a fridge column to get a full wall of cold storage. The T30IF900SP stores 6 lbs of ice and makes 3 lbs per 24 hours, and it relies on a left-reversible door to line up with its partner.
When a freezer column cycles constantly, we do not jump to the compressor. We look at door seal first, then defrost operation and evaporator fan, since ice on the coil will starve airflow. Overfilling or underfilling ice trays usually comes down to the inlet valve and a frozen fill tube.
On a freezer column, the cheapest fix is almost always the one we find first, so we begin with seals, frost and airflow.
The successor on file is T30IF905SP. We give a written price before beginning, and our repair carries a 30-day workmanship warranty.
A weak door seal or an iced evaporator is the usual cause. We measure freezer temperature, check the defrost operation and test the evaporator fan before touching the sealed system.
The inlet valve may be leaking through or the bin sensor is not seeing the level correctly. We test both and clear any frozen ice from the chute.
No special tools, but we handle the unit carefully because the 84 inch cutout leaves little clearance and the water line is short.
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