Sub-Zero Built In Refrigerator Condensate Drain Pan
Sub-Zero Catalog ID: S1290

Sub-Zero Built In Refrigerator Condensate Drain Pan

Lower collection pan for defrost and condensate water

Genuine Sub-Zero part used on these models:
BI-30U, BI-30UG, BI-30UA, BI-36F, BI-36R, BI-36RG +15 more View all 21 compatible models Show fewer compatible models BI-30U, BI-30UG, BI-30UA, BI-36F, BI-36R, BI-36RG, BI-36RA, BI-36S, BI-36U, BI-36UG, BI-36UA, BI-36UFD, BI-36UFDID, BI-42S, BI-42SD, BI-42SID, BI-42UFD, BI-42UFDID, BI-48S, BI-48SD, and BI-48SID
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OEM part description

This genuine Sub-Zero drain pan sits in the lower systems area and collects water produced during normal cooling and defrost operation. The pan keeps condensate contained while the drain system and heater manage moisture beneath the appliance.

Part details

A damaged drain pan can cause water to collect where it should not, leading to moisture around the lower cabinet or water appearing beneath the refrigerator. Replacing a cracked or distorted pan helps keep the drain system contained and working as intended.

Specifications / Important Notes:

  • Part Type: Condensate and defrost-water collection pan
  • Location: Bottom systems area of the refrigerator
  • Purpose: Contains water routed through the appliance drain system
  • Construction: Moisture-resistant molded pan
  • Related Component: Separate drain-pan heater
  • Related Support: Separate pan support
  • Application: Built-In refrigeration
  • Components: Genuine Sub-Zero

Tech Tip: Water beneath the refrigerator does not always mean the pan itself is bad. Check the drain tubing, pan position, heater area, and any signs of blockage or overflow before replacing the pan.

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