Independent Sub-Zero service · Denver, CO

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Denver Sub-Zero Repair Built-in refrigeration · Pros Call (720) 790-9436

Sub-Zero · Denver, CO

Ice Maker Repair

Clear-ice modules, water valves, drain pumps and bin sensors on Sub-Zero built-in and undercounter ice makers.

$89 service call covers the visit and the diagnosis, credited against an approved repair.

A figure drawing open the ice-maker drawer of a stainless built-in column, the storage bin part full of cubes and the blue fill tube behind it

What people describe when they call

  • No ice at all, or production down to a handful of cubes a day
  • Cubes hollow, cloudy or welded into a single block
  • Water pooling on the freezer floor and refreezing
  • Ice tasting stale or of a filter nobody has changed

What it usually is Water in, water out, or the harvest cycle. A lazy inlet valve, a filter years past due, scale on the grid, a bin sensor coated in mineral, or a drain pump that has given up. Cloudy or hollow cubes point at supply, not refrigeration.

On the visit itself

  1. Inlet pressure and fill volume measured at the valve rather than judged by eye
  2. Filter age and mineral load checked, and the supply line traced for a pinch behind the cabinet
  3. Harvest cycle run through a full round, watching the grid, cutter and bin sensor do their jobs
  4. Drain pump and bin gasket checked, because a puddle under a wet bar is usually one of those two

What it costs

The six bands a quote comes from

Once the readings are in, a ice maker repair lands in one of these six. You are told which band it is, and the firm number inside it, before anything is opened up or ordered.

Service call

Flat $89 service call covering the visit and full diagnosis, credited against the repair once you approve it.

The repair itself is one firm number from inside the relevant band, agreed with you before any work starts. Approve it and the service call comes off the total; decline it and the visit is the whole of what you have paid.

Repair Parts and labour, fitted

Door gasket or seal replacement
$300–$680
Evaporator or condenser fan motor
$330–$720
Defrost heater, thermostat or sensor
$280–$680
Ice maker, water valve or supply line
$280–$800
Electronic control board
$450–$930
Compressor or sealed-system repair
$1,450–$3,030

These are ranges, not starting prices. What moves a job inside its band is the part itself and how far the cabinet has to come out of its joinery. For scale, a comparable built-in replacement, before installation and cabinetry work, runs $12,600–$23,120 — which is the comparison worth making before you decide either way.

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

Denver visits 8:00 am – 8:00 pm, seven days. Phone answered 24/7. $89 service call, credited against an approved repair.