Thermador T36BT122NS
T36BT122NS is the later of the pair with the T36BT112NS, and in the published specs it lists the same ice maker, the same four adjustable glass shelves and the same 35 1/4 by 83 9/16 by 24 3/4 inch footprint. When two numbers are this close, the label inside the door is the only reliable way to know what we are fixing.
Our visits start with a conversation about what the cabinet has been doing, because the three modes (SuperCool, SuperFreeze, EcoMode) each change behavior. We walk through the temperatures in both compartments, and then test the evaporator fan and the damper if the fresh-food side lags.
If the complaint is water or ice, we go to the filter first. The cartridge is a consumable, and a restricted filter is the easiest correction before we move to the valve and tubing. Then we confirm both compartments hold steady.
Read the rating label inside the cabinet. We do this at the start of every visit so parts are ordered by exact number. It also tells us which gaskets and shelves to order.
Usually the reset has to be held for the right interval or the board has not registered the new cartridge. We test the reset and the flow.
No, but it can stop the drawer sealing, which leads to frost. We clean and realign the slides and check the seal afterward. We then clean the drawer tracks.
Request a visit online in about a minute or phone our coordinators. Close-in neighborhoods often see a same-day slot; the outer counties usually get the next day across Houston.