On the Bertazzoni RFD36FZNX and RFD36FZNW French-door refrigerators, the code EE tells you the ice maker sensor has a problem. The refrigerator can still cool and freeze, but ice production may stop or slow, and the…
On the Bertazzoni RFD36FZNX and RFD36FZNW French-door refrigerators, the code EE tells you the ice maker sensor has a problem. The refrigerator can still cool and freeze, but ice production may stop or slow, and the display shows the code. Maintenance personnel should check it. On other Bertazzoni French-door generations the same letters point to different sensors. Ice may still drop into the bin for a while before it slows.
1. Check the ice bin for a solid block of ice and break it up carefully. 2. Make sure the bin is pushed fully in. 3. Make sure the water supply valve is open. 4. Turn the ice maker off for a few minutes and back on. 5. If EE stays, call us.
No. The refrigerator can still cool and freeze. Only the ice maker is affected, so food storage is not at risk. Ice stored in the bin is still fine to use.
The sensor may be giving unreliable readings even though ice is still produced. It could stop at any time, so it is worth a visit before the ice stops.
No. EE is the ice maker sensor, while EO with the letter O is the ice maker problem on the same model. Read the letters on the display carefully, and tell us exactly what you see.
A technician diagnoses it on site and gives you the price in writing before any work starts.