Thermador T36BT915NS
Start with the network. Many calls on the T36BT915NS begin with a notification that the temperature is high, and half the time the refrigerator is fine and Home Connect has dropped off a new router. We re-pair first, then compare the displayed temperature with a thermometer, because a sensor that disagrees with the real reading is a different repair.
The refrigerator itself has four door bins and two glass shelves, an ice maker holding 7 lbs and producing 2.9 lbs per 24 hours, and a Masterpiece-handled stainless door. Handles that have loosened are a simple fix, but we also check that the door still sits square.
Thermador lists the T36BT110NS as successor. We quote before starting and back the work with a 30-day workmanship warranty.
Usually the home network changed. We re-pair the appliance, and if it still drops, we test the Wi-Fi module and signal strength at the kitchen location.
It means Sabbath behavior is built in, so we check that mode when diagnosing lights or display behavior, and confirm it is off afterward.
The rate is 2.9 lbs per 24 hours, so a full 7 lb bin takes time. If it is much slower, we test the valve and filter.
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