Sub-Zero Kirkland

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What the $89 Service Call Covers

A service call is the visit that finds the fault: the unit identified, measured and traced to one failed part. It costs $89, the whole $89 is credited to any repair you approve, and the repair itself is quoted after the diagnosis. Sub-Zero Repair Kirkland, (425) 699-2400, visits 8 am to 8 pm daily.

Term
Service call
Band
No published band — priced after the $89 diagnosis
Tell
The freezer or fridge side is plainly wrong, and nothing you can see says which part is to blame.

Service call The $89 visit covers coming out and diagnosing the fault in full, and all $89 comes back to you as a credit on any repair you go ahead with.

Flashlight and multimeter in hand at the open toe-kick of a stainless kitchen unit, screwdrivers and pliers on a grey towel
Toe-kick off and a light on the machine compartment: the first look.

In the order it happens

The model and serial number come off the product rating plate first, since one symptom can mean different parts on different generations. On a BI-36F all-freezer the condenser sits behind the flip-up grille, so that is where the first look goes. Next, a probe goes into each compartment and its reading is set beside what the control claims to be holding. From there the fault is followed back to a single part: the fans are listened to, the coil is checked for frost, and the board and its sensors are metered.

What you have when it ends

Three things: the name of the part that failed, the band it belongs to, and the figure for your unit, agreed before anything is ordered. Why two jobs under one band name can come to different figures is set out under what moves a price inside its band.

How the $89 is treated

Approve the repair and its bill drops by the whole $89. Turn it down and the visit is the only thing you pay for.

What it leaves out

Parts and labour are priced inside the band, not the visit. And a visit can end with no repair at all: where a unit is not worth the money, you hear that plainly and the choice stays with you. A freezer repair visit runs through the same steps whichever side of the unit has the fault.

Check these before you call

  1. 01

    Look at the breaker for the kitchen circuit. A dark display with no fan or compressor sound can be nothing more than lost power.

  2. 02

    Read the set point on the control and make sure nobody has turned it up. Electronic panels leave the factory with the freezer at 0°F.

  3. 03

    Find the model and serial number on the product rating plate; your use and care guide shows where the plate sits. Have both to hand.

Still wrong after that? Sub-Zero Repair Kirkland, (425) 699-2400 — visits eight till eight, every day.

Field log

Priced, fixed, signed off.

What Kirkland owners wrote after the figure was agreed and the work was done.

5.0 / 51,244 reviews

  1. The door sucked itself shut so hard we had to wrestle it open, and then the cabinet ran warm. Stiff gasket, damper stuck open. Both replaced and the door rebalanced.

    Ravi P.Houghton

  2. Hollow, cloudy cubes falling apart in a glass. The harvest cycle was cutting out early — a weak water pump, not the module we had been quoted for elsewhere. Pump swapped, reservoir flushed, clear and solid now.

    Chandler M.Totem Lake

  3. Upper zone sat at 62°F whatever we set it to while the lower zone behaved. The damper motor was dead. New one fitted, and both zones hold their set point now.

    Sigrid A.Bridle Trails

Black-and-white: a full ice storage bin drawn out below a stainless drawer handle, fill tube and water line behind it, hand tools on a blanket

Next step

Say what the unit is doing. The band comes before the bill.

Have the model number from the rating plate and a line on what the unit is doing. The visit is $89, the fault is named and priced inside its published band, and nothing is replaced until you agree the figure.

Phone · picked up 24/7

(425) 699-2400

Visits 8:00 am – 8:00 pm, seven days