E1 points to the refrigerator compartment temperature sensor on three Bertazzoni French-door platforms. On the REF36FDFZXNT with Quattro Temp Zone the sensor has failed, and the code appears in locked mode with an alarm chime. On…
E1 points to the refrigerator compartment temperature sensor on three Bertazzoni French-door platforms. On the REF36FDFZXNT with Quattro Temp Zone the sensor has failed, and the code appears in locked mode with an alarm chime. On the REF36FDFIXNV and REF36FDFIXNB, and on the RFD36FZNX and RFD36FZNW, it names the refrigerator room sensor, and the appliance still cools and freezes. Treat the code as a sensor message rather than proof that the food is warm.
1. Press any button to silence the chime if one is sounding. 2. Put a thermometer in a glass of water on a middle shelf and read it after several hours. 3. Pull food away from the rear wall of the fresh-food section. 4. Close both doors firmly and clean the gaskets. 5. If E1 stays, leave the settings alone and call us.
Not necessarily. It says the sensor reading is not usable. The compartment may be at the right temperature, so a thermometer reading tells you more about the food than the code does.
On the three platforms listed here it concerns the refrigerator compartment sensor, but older and newer generations assign the same letters to other sensors. Tell us your model number before we order anything.
Yes, the refrigerator can still cool and freeze. Check the temperature daily and book a visit soon. We test the sensor with a meter and quote the price before replacing anything.
A technician diagnoses it on site and gives you the price in writing before any work starts.