Woodinville, WA  ·  Sub-Zero wine storage and undercounter units

What is the unit doing?

Say it plainly — two more questions and you know whether it can wait

Sub-Zero wine storage, refrigeration and ice repair — Woodinville, WA

Thermometer probe laid on the top rack of an open dual-zone wine cabinet, the panel between the zones reading 47 and 55

Both zones read against the panel

Before you call

Six things a wine or undercounter unit does, what to look at first, and the point at which waiting stops being sensible.

Safe to wait, or call today

What it is doingCheck firstSafe to wait ifCall if
One zone warm, the other on its settingBottles pressed against the back wall; the door pulling itself shut from an inch openThe warm zone comes back within a day of clearing the back wallIt keeps drifting, or bottles on the top rack are warm to the hand
Both zones warm togetherLint on the condenser behind the kickplate or grille; the room the unit stands inBoth zones pull back toward their settings a day after the condenser is cleanedThe condenser is clean, the compressor runs and neither zone comes down
Fog or beads inside the glassThe door seal fold all the way round; whether the door was left ajarOnly on humid days or after a busy evening, and it clears with the door shutIt stays with the door shut, or water runs down onto the bottom rack
Louder than it used to beWhether the noise comes and goes with the compressor, or never stopsA steady hum that starts and stops with each cooling cycleGrinding, scraping or ticking from a fan, or a click that repeats without a start
Display dark, light and fan still onTurn the unit off and on at its own panel or the breakerThe panel returns and holds its settings through the dayIt stays dark, or goes dark again within hours
Water on the floor in frontWhether the door was open a long time; whether the patch comes back after a wipeOne patch after a long door opening, and the floor stays dry after thatIt returns, or it sits under the kickplate rather than in front of the door

Sub-Zero Repair Woodinville · (425) 321-3414 · phone staffed 24/7 · wine and undercounter calls 8:00 am – 8:00 pm, seven days

The Work

Four repairs, one make, wine first

No ranges, no dishwashers, nobody else’s refrigeration: Sub-Zero cabinets only, and in this town that means wine storage before anything else.

Black-and-white shot of a wine cabinet with its lower panel off, a meter probe on the control board beneath the bottle racks

The one we are called for most

Wine Cooler Repair

Zone-by-zone temperature correction, compressor and door-seal work on Sub-Zero wine storage — the repair Woodinville cellars ask for most.

  • Top zone reading 62°F against a 55°F setting, while the bottom zone holds exactly where it should
  • Condensation keeps forming on the inside of the glass door and the labels are going damp
  • The compressor has got noticeably louder and you can feel it through the cabinet at night
Find your wine unit

Price bands

Seven figures, and you know all of them before you dial

The visit and the whole diagnosis are one flat $89 call-out; approve the repair and that $89 is deducted from its bill.

What each repair costs
Parts and labour, fitted, from Sub-Zero Repair Woodinville · (425) 321-3414
The visit and the diagnosis $89
Door seal (gasket), whole perimeter $280–$630
A fan motor, cabinet side or machine side $300–$660
Zone sensor, thermostat or defrost heater $290–$670
Ice maker, fill valve or water line $280–$790
Control board $450–$1,000
Compressor and sealed-system work $1,490–$3,400

In their words

Three calls, told by the people who placed them

4.9/ 51,445reviews

  • Water was pooling under the crisper every second day and I kept towelling it out. The drain behind the rear panel had iced over. He cleared it, changed a thermistor, and it has stayed dry.

    Ottilie B.WellingtonFeb 2026

  • The column drifted up several degrees over a fortnight without ever raising an alarm. He tracked it to a tired evaporator fan and a partly blocked air path. Done properly, though the visit ran late.

    Fenella R.Cottage LakeOct 2025

  • Slow drip underneath, and the bottom of the bin had frozen to the shelf. Cracked fill tube, which he found by watching a whole cycle through instead of guessing. Dry and level again.

    Errol B.DowntownDec 2025

Meter probes on the control board in the open base of a tall stainless built-in, a work light standing alongside

Our position

Wine first, then the rest of the kitchen

In a town that stores wine for a living, the Sub-Zero we are called to most often holds bottles, not groceries. So we start where a cellar fails: one zone drifting while the other holds, fog on the glass, a condenser under a season of dust. We read both zones before we quote, we price before anything is opened, and when a gasket and a sensor will settle it, that is what we say.

What stands behind the work

Credentials, stated plainly

  • EPA Section 608 certified

    Refrigerant is handled only by people who hold the federal certification, and gauges go on only after airflow has been ruled out — a starved condenser and a low charge look the same from the front.

  • The units we work on

    Sub-Zero wine storage from the 400 series (424, 427, 430) through the IW columns and today’s undercounter models, UC-24 undercounter refrigerators and beverage centers, and ID refrigerator drawers.

  • Licensed, bonded and insured

    Cover that matters when a panel-ready unit has to come out of finished joinery and go back without a mark. The licence number is given to anyone who asks.

  • A price before anything is opened

    The visit is a flat $89 and the diagnosis is part of it. You get one figure from inside the matching price line, and the $89 comes off when you approve the repair.

Book a visit

A phone number and a booking page, and nothing to fill in

(425) 321-3414

Read us the letters on the tag if you can find it. On most wine units it is inside, near the top — under the control panel or on the ceiling; the models page says where for each family.

New white fan blade and motor held up at the open base of a refrigerator, the lint-caked old fan lying on the floor with a meter

Booking

Choose the slot yourself, then tell us which fork the unit put you on.

Book online Call (425) 321-3414
The visit
The visit and the whole diagnosis are one flat $89 call-out; approve the repair and that $89 is deducted from its bill.
Booked between
8:00 am – 8:00 pm, seven days
Line staffed
24/7 — a fault found late can be logged late.
Where
Hollywood Hill · Downtown Woodinville · Wellington · Cottage Lake · Reinwood Leota · West Ridge · Hollywood District