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Repair/Service Manual for Sub Zero 561 Refrigerator

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My Sub Zero 561 refrigerator has intermittently had the refrigerator section running warm. It is working now but occasionaly it warms and will not cool. This problem seems to coincide to some power issues I have in my prewar apartment when the voltage drops to around 100 volts. The amperage draw at these times appears really low (around 2.63 amps) which doesn't make sense.

In any event, I would like the repair manual for this unit.

 

Thanks

 

Bob

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[user=69714]BOBCopperBeechRepair[/user] wrote:

... my prewar apartment when the voltage drops to around 100 volts.

that's not good ..

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