GE (PSS26MSRSS) Side by Side Refrigerator "return line freezing" Questions

and it should stop. Over stocking the freezer will cause this as well. If you cover the air return in the freezer the evaporator will freeze up and the suction line will freeze back to the compressor

...line keeps freezing on my GE side by side refigerator It's a 5 year old GSH22JFXM unit. Has worked fine until recently when the water dispenser stopped dispensing water. Ice still works fine. ...

freezing. I made sure the vents in the freezer were not blocked, but that didn't seem to help. I have a GE Profile side by side. It is 6 years old. Not sure if it is the same model nbr as shown. Go to

...freezes on floor of freezer,drain line freezes,I have opened drain with hot water etc.then problem returns in about one month. the refrigerater is 6 years old and this problem is intermintent over ...

...freezing near the lights or damper ducts after defrost. Fix for this problem is to remove evap panel and clear freezer drain line with hot water or compressed air. If this is not the case, and water ...

...washing machine runs or when I shut off the house water supply line and then turn it back on after returning from an extended stay water is add to the tray; but, what happens is that water freezes ...

...line frozen, items freezing in fridge side. Freezer constantly running/blowing We returned from vacation to find water dispenser line frozen plus many things in fridge frozen. We were able to defrost ...

...back hot, so if that area has return lines behind it nothing wrong with the outside of a fridge being hot. Some fridges even have heaters built in around the doors and openings to prevent freezing

e had a power outage due to a storm blowing trees down on power lines. When the power returned, about 4 hour later, the refrigerator/freezer (side by side) was making a loud buzzing noise. The ice ...

return, keeps the unit operating as designed. The second type of "warmer" is a water line warmer or heater. This is a thin copper or steel line that is wrapped around the inlet lines inside your unit.