Sub-Zero 601R

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SUB-ZERO
WARRANTY
Sub-Zero products
are covered by a
two, five and twelve
year residential
warranty (exclusions
apply). See warranty
at the end of this
guide.
TEMPERATURE ZONES
Model 700BR – One zone,
34˚F (1˚C) to 45˚F (7˚C)
Model 700TR – Two zones,
34˚F (1˚C) to 45˚F (7˚C)
Model 700BF(I) – One zone,
-5˚F (-21˚C) to +5˚F (-15˚C)
Model 700TF(I) – One zone,
-5˚F (-21˚C) to +5˚F (-15˚C)
Model 700BC(I) – Two zones,
34˚F (1˚C) to 45˚F (7˚C) top drawer;
-5˚F (-21˚C) to +5˚F (-15˚C) bottom
drawer
Model 700TC(I) – Two zones,
34˚F (1˚C) to 45˚F (7˚C) cabinet;
-5˚F (-21˚C) to +5˚F (-15˚C) drawers
Model 736TC(I) – Two zones,
34˚F (1˚C) to 45˚F (7˚C) cabinet;
-5˚F (-21˚C) to +5˚F (-15˚C) drawers
INTEGRATED FEATURES
All Integrated models accept wood or stainless
steel panels. The optional stainless steel panels
and handles are available in classic, platinum and
carbon stainless steel finishes at the 80" (2032)
height, and only classic stainless steel at the 84"
(2134) height. Stainless steel panels are ordered
and shipped as sales accessories.
Functional Design. These models can be placed
anywhere in the home. Think about “point-of-
use refrigeration” when planning where to place
your units.
Integrated Design. All Sub-Zero models are 24"
(610) deep. Tall Integrated units are 80" (2032)
high and are offered in two different widths—
27" (686) and 36" (914). All base units are 27"
(686) wide and 34
1
/2" (876) high.
Microprocessor. The “brains” of the Integrated
units, this computer allows the best in tempera-
ture control, efficiency and food preservation.
Temperature Zones. On the tall refrigerator and
all combination units, you have the flexibility of
having two temperatures within the same unit.
Automatic Defrost. Depending on usage and
exact climate, the Integrated unit will adapt to
the unique situation and adjust accordingly to
offer greater efficiency. Integrated freezer and
combination units have an automatic defrost
system.
Kickplate. The adjustable solid kickplate meets
standards of the American Institute of Archi-
tects. The toe kick area for a solid, decorative
kickplate is 4" (102) high by 3" (76) deep. You
can show a 10" (254) toe kick, but you cannot
cover the louvers of the kickplate. If you choose,
the kickplate can be painted.
Front Venting. All models have the mechanical
equipment in an area below the lower drawer.
The lower drawer panel can extend to cover
these louvers, but a removable decorative kick-
plate cannot cover the fins.
Lighting. Flat to the ceiling, superior lighting
provides white, efficient light in cabinet and
drawer units.
Door / Drawer Alarm. When activated, if your
door or drawer is accidentally left open for more
than 30 seconds, an audible alarm will sound.
Spill-Proof Shelves. The cabinet section of the
tall units features adjustable spill-proof one-piece
glass shelves that are easily removed for cleaning.
Dairy Shelf. This magnetically sealed compart-
ment is fully adjustable on the tall refrigerator and
combination units.
Crisper Cover. On the tall and base refrigerator
units and the base combination unit, a removable
crisper cover is offered for one of the drawer
sections.
Deli Drawer. Smaller items are not lost in this
handy feature of the tall refrigerator and tall
combination units.
Egg Tray. You can store a dozen eggs in this
removable egg tray with the tall refrigerator and
tall combination units.
Ice Maker. An automatic ice maker, providing
crescent-shaped ice, is available as an option on
the tall and base freezers as well as the tall and
base combination units. This optional equipment
must be factory installed.
Door Swing. You can choose left or right door
swing on the tall units. This option must be
ordered when requesting the unit. You cannot
reverse the door in the field.
Dual-Action Hinge. An exclusive dual-action
hinge is featured on all of the tall units.
Door Stop. On all of the tall units, a 90˚ door stop
is built in to the hinge. Normal door swing is 105˚.
Temperature Zones. With the microprocessor in
the Integrated models, you have the capability of
setting different optimum temperatures.