Product review (5 stars): Low cost and easy replacement of light switch for Sub Zero 532 fridge. Hardly any DIY skills required
Very easy replacement of light switch of our 20 year old Sub Zero 532. Disconnect and pop out the old switch (a defective switch; I knew because wriggling it, I could make the fridge lights come on) by squeezing the side and pushing down. Put in the new switch with reverse movement, connect the two connectors, et voila !! it works again.
Please do not forget to turn of the power to the fridge before replacing your switch to avoid electric shock risk.
If this switch holds out for a couple of years, this is the best investment in our 'old faithful fridge'. Certainly beats calling in a SubZero repairman ($ 6 vs an overpriced 'original part' + expensive labor for service call).