KitchenAid KRQC736R Flexible Zone Service
The flexible temperature zone is what we think about first on a KRQC736R. This 36-inch counter-depth four-door cabinet, also sold as KRQC736RPS, lets one compartment change its temperature, and that depends on a damper or sensor and a control board that act together. When the zone will not hold its setting, we test the sensor, the damper motor and the wiring in turn.
The other compartments share 19.4 cubic feet and rely on a clear air path from the evaporator. We check for frost on the coil and test the fan when a section warms.
Four doors mean four seals, and we test each. A written price comes before any work, and repairs carry a 30-day workmanship warranty.
We test the temperature sensor, the damper and its motor, and the connection to the control board. One of those usually explains a zone that drifts.
Yes. A leaking seal brings warm humid air in and raises the load on the compressor. We test each door and replace the gasket that fails.
Check that the grille is clear, the doors close fully and nothing blocks the vents inside. Then tell us which section is warm, which helps us trace the cause quickly.
Book in about a minute, or call the desk. Same-day windows inside the Loop on most days, next-day across the rest of Houston.
