Sub-Zero Undercounter & Drawers

Sub-Zero 700BCI

Model # 700BCI

Sub-Zero undercounter & drawers repair

The 700BCI is a set of combination refrigerator/freezer drawers with automatic ice maker. Sub-Zero’s published specification for it lists otherwise as the 700BC. It is a discontinued model — Sub-Zero flags the whole series as legacy and routes it to its legacy product specifications. Out of production does not mean out of service: this generation is still in daily use in kitchens that have not been rebuilt around it. The 700 Series guide labels the callout Product Rating Plate on a diagram but never says in words where it sits, so a technician finds it on site. Seals and runners affect how a compartment holds temperature as much as they affect how it feels to use, so both are checked on any complaint about warmth.

Key Features

  • Combination refrigerator/freezer drawers with automatic ice maker
  • Otherwise as the 700BC
  • 700 Series generation, no longer produced
  • OEM parts generally still available to order, though legacy items take longer to arrive than parts for a current model

Most Common Issues on This Model

01

Unit running constantly without cycling off

02

Drawer or door seal no longer closing fully against the cabinet

03

Ice maker producing no ice, slow ice, or cloudy cubes

Error Codes Common to This Model

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FAQ

Sub-Zero 700BCI FAQ

Because a Sub-Zero of the 700BCI's age is usually a cabinet built into the kitchen around it, and the parts that fail on it are the seals, sensors, fans and controls rather than the machine as a whole.

Sub-Zero describes the 700BCI as a set of combination refrigerator/freezer drawers with automatic ice maker, and the published specification adds otherwise as the 700BC.

With the unit switched off at its supply, check that nothing blocks the grille and that the door or drawer closes fully onto its seal. Ventilation clearance is the most common cause we find on the 700BCI, and it costs nothing to look at.

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