MY GE PROFILE BOTTOM FREEZER

Had similar problem, freezer was working fine, but fridge was warm, (68 degrees) It wasnt my damper, the mother board was fried, and so was the inverter board that told the compressor what to do, after having the inverter and two mother boards replaced.......I threw it out, biggest piece of ****, only three years old, and Sears would not stand behind it, even though I used their repairmen. I will never buy another GE product, or enter a Sears store again

You probably have a sensor issues there are two one for the freezer one for the frig. Check your freezer temp it should be at 0 degress at manufactor setting. If the temp is below -10 you freezer sensor is bad. Otherwise your frig sensor is bad. CHECK FREEZER FIRST!!!

This is by design. It should be warm. This is where the heat exchanger is located to save space.

No worries.... right now it is being over-worked until it reaches operating temp.

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once ice forms on the freezer coils there is no air flow. I had the same thing. I suspect your defrost cycle is compromised. Could be the bimetal switch, defrost timer or defrost heater element.

We have the exact same problem! Did anything work??

Could be faulty temp sensors, faulty defrost timer/temp sensor, or failed _condenser_ coil fan (under/in back of the fridge).

VACUMM THE COILS UNDERNEATH THE THE FRIDGE THEY MAY BE CLOGGED WITH LENT AND DUST...... HOPE THIS HELPS

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I am experiencing the same problem with my GE fridge. We have already tried the Turbo Cool, but nothing seems to help.
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Carol

check freezer for frost build up and if fan is blowing, check condenser, make sure its clean, and fan blowing, check vents in refrig. make sure no blockage, controls should be in the middle setting, check make sure compressor is running