I cant change the temp. on the cooler display. how to

Is the fan coming on? Is the condenser coming on? Sounds typical of a t stat to immediately return to room temperature display on the display.

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Check for corrosion on the temp probe. The digital displays use thermistors to determine the temp so if the probe has dust on it it will change the resistance reading and tell the cooler that it is warmer than it is. All you can do is clean the probe, and if that doesn't solve the problem then the control or probe are faulty as they are usually one piece you will have to change it out. If you are mechanically inclined you can change out the temp control with an a19 abc24c remote bulb temp control from Johnson controls and that will last of the rest of your life.

Mr. Lindquist: We are experiencing essentially the same problem. Have tried replacing the temperature control board without change. Would be interested to know if you get a solution.

change digital board in the front

Hello,

What model # do you have? Is there anything working at all like lights, fans, or displays?

From the operators Manual page 14:

http://www.manualnguide.com/dl/20835/

Each depression of the up or down arrow will
increase or decrease the temperature
incrementally by 1º (F/C) until the desired setting
is reached. The temperature can be set between
36-46º F (2-8º C).

Danby Phone:
1-800-263-2629

*Note: the display will flash for 5 seconds from
the time the last button was activated before
resuming display of the internal temperature of
the cabinet.

Call GE answer center 1-800-626-2000 ask for tech help,have Model # off data plate ready.

Hi, Well not much to go on but this is not a complicated unit. Please bear with me as we go back and forth for this type of long distance troubleshooting. The control board on this type of unit uses ambient temperature and that is what should be displayed when first turned on. Knowing that; the unit will not run if the setpoint is lower than the ambient temp. The unit operates on 27F degree difference from ambient. So lets do this, unplug the unit, remove your stuff if any, open the door for a couple hours till the unit stabilizes to room temp. Close the door, plug the unit back in and note the display. Move the setpoint to just below whatever your room temp is, if there are dashes it indicates a temp problem or the sensor that needs to know the difference. Good for now, let me know. Thanks and Good Luck!

Push the red and white buttons at the same time for about 3 seconds-the temp will start to flash-then press the white button to lower the set temp-when you have it where you want it then push the set buttom