Sub-Zero · Denver, CO
Ice Maker Repair
Fill valves, harvest faults and bin sensors on built-in and undercounter Sub-Zero ice makers.
The diagnosis is a flat $89 and it comes off the total once you approve the work.
What people describe when they call
- Production down to a handful of cubes a day, or stopped altogether
- Cubes coming out hollow, cloudy or welded into one block
What it usually is Water in, harvest out. A lazy fill valve, scale on the grid or a bin sensor coated in mineral. Cloudy or hollow cubes point at the supply rather than at the refrigeration.
On the visit itself
- Fill volume measured at the valve rather than judged by eye
- A full harvest cycle watched through, grid and bin sensor included
Reviews
What Denver owners said afterwards
Built-in Sub-Zero calls, written up by the people who booked them.
4.9/ 5772 reviews
Cubes had welded into a single block and tasted of whatever else was in there. A filter years overdue and a bin lid that no longer sealed. Both replaced, and the line flushed properly.
Rocio R.University Hills
The ice maker in our basement bar quit sometime in spring and we only noticed when people came over. Inlet valve barely opening, bin sensor filthy. Cleaned, valve swapped, full bin by morning.
Arturo N.Platt Park
Two weeks without ice, in a building where you cannot simply swap the unit out yourself. He read the fault history, found a dead water valve and a partly blocked screen, and carried both.
Franco G.Cheesman Park
Book a ice maker repair visit in Denver
On site seven days a week, 8 am to 8 pm across the Denver round. Line picked up 24/7. The diagnosis is $89 and it comes off an approved repair.