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Nicole
May 22, 2025
Subzero 736tr3 model, middle drawer light is broken. How do we change the light bulb (socket is possibly broken)
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Mr. Anderson
May 25, 2025
To change the light bulb in the middle drawer of a Sub-Zero 736TR3 model when the socket may be broken, follow these steps:
1. Check the Light Bulb: First, replace the bulb with a known good one to confirm if the issue is with the bulb or socket.
2. Inspect the Door: Make sure the drawer closes properly. A door left open too long may trigger the lighting system to shut off.
3. Check the Light Switch: - Inspect wire connections at the light switch. - Reconnect or repair as needed. - Test for 115V AC to and from the switch. Replace the switch if defective.
4. Inspect Wiring: - Check continuity from the light socket to the control board (terminal J7-4). - Reconnect, repair, or replace any defective wiring.
5. Test Control Board Output: - Check for 115V AC at terminal J7-4 on the control board. - Replace the control board if no power is present and other components are functional.
If the socket is confirmed broken, it must be replaced. Disconnect power before any repair.
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Do you have a question about the 700TC-3 and is the answer not in the manual?
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Subzero 736tr3 model, middle drawer light is broken. How do we change the light bulb (socket is possibly broken)
To change the light bulb in the middle drawer of a Sub-Zero 736TR3 model when the socket may be broken, follow these steps:
1. Check the Light Bulb: First, replace the bulb with a known good one to confirm if the issue is with the bulb or socket.
2. Inspect the Door: Make sure the drawer closes properly. A door left open too long may trigger the lighting system to shut off.
3. Check the Light Switch:
- Inspect wire connections at the light switch.
- Reconnect or repair as needed.
- Test for 115V AC to and from the switch. Replace the switch if defective.
4. Inspect Wiring:
- Check continuity from the light socket to the control board (terminal J7-4).
- Reconnect, repair, or replace any defective wiring.
5. Test Control Board Output:
- Check for 115V AC at terminal J7-4 on the control board.
- Replace the control board if no power is present and other components are functional.
If the socket is confirmed broken, it must be replaced. Disconnect power before any repair.
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