Few French door refrigerators were ever sold in white, which is the first thing worth knowing about the B22CT80SNP. Bosch discontinued this bottom-mount model, which stands 71 7/8 inches high on a 35 5/8 inch width, with internal filtered water, an ice maker and a freezer drawer at the bottom.
White is the reason we favor repair. If the machine is written off, a kitchen planned around a white refrigerator is left with very few substitutes, and rebuilding that coordinated look is hard. The mechanical parts behind those doors are ordinary Bosch refrigeration parts with a normal supply behind them, so the economics usually work.
Two things show up on service calls. Door panels can yellow unevenly with age and light, a property of the material that cannot be reliably corrected, and it is a cosmetic matter apart from whether the appliance works. The defrost drain can also block and pool water under the crispers. We clear it, and we tell you in writing what a repair costs before starting.
Frequently, yes. Because so few French door models came in white, repairing keeps the matched look of your kitchen intact. The inside parts are standard ones with a good supply.
Not dependably, since the discoloration lives within the material and not on its surface. Whether to live with it is a cosmetic choice, apart from how well the appliance runs.
The defrost drain is most likely blocked. We clear it, which is a routine repair, and check that meltwater reaches the drip tray again before we leave.
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.