Please I need a direction from u I am a technician

Where can I order those parts ?

I am a technician for a different brand and i would like to know how much money do a subzero tech make yearly?

I love your videos, I am learning from it thank you so much keep up the good work

You did a good job but you had a challenge i knw it too as am a technician myself this job of ours you sweat like hell but i live what you did

Hi, which compressor do you use to pump, recovery etc?

Great video!

By Whirlpool*

Thanks for the helpful video

Thank for sharing, what is that part number?

Thank you !! great job on recording a helpfull video

Estimate price for this repair? Labor cost ?

Awesome video thank you!

do you always quench your brazing joints? or were just hurrying for the videos sake

A couple of questions: 1) could you have pulled the unit out entirely to make the repair instead of in-place? Or it wouldn't have made much of a difference cuz the clearance to the parts would've been the same either way? 2) how much did you end up charging for the repair, with the parts included? 3) it looked like the repair must've taken at least a full afternoon, and with the initial diagnostics, did the labor alone total like nearly 5+ hours? 4) that model seemed to be a pretty old one, and it already had a previous repair as you mentioned, would you have recommended the owner just replace with a new unit (not necessarily subzero)?

That house was filthy!! Shocked it had a high end fridge.

Great video! Thanks

This is about a Amazon Basics Fridge with an Inverter Comressor ( VFL070CY ). Double-Door 345 Litres Thnking that it might be a restriction, I went ahead and separated the Low and High side (removed the Dryer) then Flushed the System. 1st from the Capillary End then from the Evaporator End then reversed and repeated. Then the High-Side 1st from the Discharge-Side End then from Yoder Loop End ( entry of Dryer ) then reversed and Flushed it again. A little oil maybe 15ml came out from the Evaporator. The Internal Condensor had a little rust. Happy that the System was Clean I Closed it up. Then Vacuumed with 2cfm pump for 30 mins and charged with r600a gas. Charged little-by-little until standing-pressure reached 35psi. Waited 10 mins for the liquid to turn into vapor. Then Switched On the Fridge. Ambient temp 35'c after the compressor gained speed ( about 10-15 mins ) It went below 0 psi so charged it again. Repeated until 0 psi was steady. Switched Fridge it off for 20mins. then restarted. After 2hrs. The Freezer showed -20'c 😃 Have been monitoring the System for the past 3-days. 1st day There was ICE on the Suction line, Freezer temp was -20'c. Switched Of the Fridge and discharged gas until 36psi. 2nd day The suction line had condensation, there was a small pool of water under it, maybe 3-4 tablesppons. so covered it with Insulation. 3rd day Freezer temp 15.5'c things learnt: 1. psi pressure (while running) ranges from 1psi to -20psi. current from .35 amps to 1.3 amps. 2. Most of the time 0psi, then -5psi with .575 amps 85Watts 230Volts 3. Brazing is not easy, you have to know where to point to the Flame and its strength. Don't play with fire bring in an experienced person Finally, I am not a technician, I had to do this because I could not find qualified technicians ( New Delhi, India ) for inverter compressors with R600a Because its a new technology. Old tech Fixed speed compressors with R134a are easier and much safer. I posted this so that It may serve as a reference for non-technicians. and I cannot stress enough the importance of an experirenced technician who can Braze properly. @acrepaircenter9961 and @randomrefrigeration4564, I cannot Thank you enough.

most likely a restriction in the cap tube inside the filter drier. I would had replace the filter drier that suction line gee that's a whole other potential issue being bent like that

Thank you! I have spent days taking apart my whole Fridge, I can't stand all the plastic tabs and how easy it is to break. this video really helped.

I ordered a new control board but mine does not have the smaller board with it. I just have the larger board for replacement. Do the 2 boards separate from one another?

That’s a crazy refrigerator with everything on top instead of the bottom in the back

It’s was more likely restricted and not low Previous repairs was made and if nitrogen isn’t purged while brazing you run the high risk of clogging up that cap tube. Cap tube restriction will cause - psi suction it’s best if it’s already tapped to weigh in the name plate charge. If it starts cooling and pressures are normal it’s was low If it is restricted it will remain in a vacuum But I do agree with his repair by changing the coil and line set. He covered all bases on the low side However R134A is infamous for cooking the oil and restricting cap tubes Good luck thanks for the video Omg I just seen your wacky vacuum pump set up. That’s ridiculous it will not pull out moisture what a joke buy a vacuum pump

R134a is to be charged as a liquid, I believe.

Oh that looks like an expensive mini fridge.

Is it an issue if the freezer capillary line touches the refrigerator line behind the panel?

Thank you for the excellent, very useful, clear video. Something I learned from talking to Wolf support is that if the broiler is used infrequently, gunk can build up on it from spatter. etc, in the oven. They said, if you can get the broiler to safely light, leave it on for a while to burn off the built-up material and it might clean itself as a result, eliminating the delayed start and "poof." He also said the broiler igniter should draw between 3.3 - 3.6 Amps, using a clamp-on meter, and if it doesn't to replace it with a Wolf igniter kit. The easiest place to attach an amp meter is under the metal plate, under the front right burner (in an R304 from 2004), where the leads from the igniter go into the quick-connect plug.

Nice work !!!!!

Min $3000

Thank you so much for sharing! I just fixed my 4 year old Whirlpool frenchdoor fridge! You saved me $400!

I hate these gaskets the most annoying thing ever

model 561, forget the compressor and heat exchanger unless it was a burn out. Just evap and drier. evac, charge and call it a day. 1.5hrs max

Buy whirlpool brand

hi, how much do you charge for this service and are you for hire?

Just an observation, but looked like that thing didn't have enough gas in it to cool. Generally there would be several PSI when manifold is connected to a fully charged system.

I was just quoted $700 to replace my lg compressor. Screw that I'm just gonna order a new fridge

Thank you for this video. It turns out my actual problem with the broiler was the orifice was partially blocked by debris from a previous Unfortunate event, but I wasn't sure where it was or how to clean it. Once it was clean, everything worked just fine. I cleaned it with a microfiber towel, acetone and a toothbrush.

Fantastic! I finally found out how to change the little lights behind that illuminate the temp. control knobs! Eureka!

Do the panels break down with use and that causes the delayed ignition? And do you know what is inside? Thank you again.

And to add, if I use a stick lighter, the broiler lights just after the gas valve opens within the 15 seconds.

Hi Thank you for the video. I have a new igniter. The old one was in excellent condition, however. My problem is the broiler takes a couple of minutes to ignite. I know the igniter is good as the gas valve will open in 15 seconds. If I put a lighter under the broiler in after the valve opens, it lights. Can you explain? Thank you.

THANK YOU for sharing this video, unbelievably helpful. I do have a question, where did you purchase this part. I’m not having much luck when searching online. Ty

Thank you very much! It was much easier to do it your way.

Good job man! How long were you on this call may I ask?

Nice work , what model series is this fridge?

Thanks for the video -- used it to fix my 23-year-old A30 wolf range. 30 minute job! (... took me 4 hours, but I had to drill out a few of the old screws!) Turned on the broiler and was disappointed. Didn't hear anything. Looked inside the oven and it was lit! No sound == no flare/explosion == success!

You removed the rubbers from the pipes ahead of time, allowing the atmosphere to enter the compressor, I didn't understand why, you don't have a vacuum pump and you fool yourself into thinking that you are vacuuming with that compressor, you didn't sweep the system. I thought I would learn something from your video, but I didn't.

Any one please tell me details of Flux and filler metal?

Thank you for sharing it. Where can I buy a genuine part for subzero?

Where did you get the Vaccum pump.or the compressor vacuum pump