GE GSS22JF Side by Side Refrigerator "defrost cycle loud noise fan" Questions

defrost cycle. You will probably notice that there are no fan other mechanical noises when you hear this. Ice melting on the evaporator during defrost cycle. Refrigerant running through the system can

...freezes up when'd I defrost it with a hair dryer it deficits but still runs loud the loud noise is caused by the fan hitting ice..... you have a bad defrost cycle. bad heating element or bad ...

...the problem staight up. The fan is hitting on a build up of ice from the freezer. The defrost cycle is the problem. There is nothing to do but call a technician in to sort out the defrost cycle ...

...defrost. Maybe it is a fan. Anyhow, when the refrigerator is through running whatever cycle it is there is a loud noise for a second and then it goes away. It never made the loud noise before. It ...

do with the defrost cycle as I'm noticing some frost buid up in the back of the freezer. The ice has now accumulated around the condenser fan and also around the compresser too and needs to be removed

...loud noise that seems to be coming from the ice maker- we think! This will go on for 10-15 min with the volume of the noise decreasing as time goes on! Any suggestions on what it is? Sounds like the ...

...defrost cycle as you will have on this system, not all of the ice was melted away and the fans stopped due to ice build up. When the defrost cycle happened, this caused the water at the top back and ...

...defrost cycle when this happens. I started making this noise this past Saturday and I turned the freezer off, it stopped and didn' start again. Any ideals? Roger [email protected] maybe it has ...

...ice... could be a defrost cycle problem,,,, if ice is building up on rear freezer wall you have a defrost cycle problem and the ice is forminf around fan causing fan blades to hit the ice (loud

cycle the power. Seems related to humidty as I can usually make the noise go away by blowing warm air in the vents at the back of the freezer, melts ice on a motor or fan? You are seriously frozen up.