i have a 3 year old ge (gss201eta) refrigerator whose freezer temperature varies from 15 degrees F to -9 degrees F. is this typical of this model? several websites specify maintaining a freezer temperature of 5 degrees or less. i have the freezer temp control set at 6. i have recently replaced the defroster heater to the newer 2 wire design, without positive results. one repair person hinted at the possibility of a bad computer board.
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If the evaporator coils behind the back panel of the freezer
are icing up because of auto defrost failure that will stop the circulation of
cold air and eventually affect the freezer too.
check defrost heater, defrost thermostat. If the heater and thermostat are ok it’ll be the control board.
The freezer keeps icing up. Seems to have a lot of moisture aroungice maker. Drain was frozen but I...
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The freezer keeps icing up. Seems to have a lot of moisture aroungice maker. Drain was frozen but I have cleared that also pulled panel and insulation in back of panel is a block of ice.
After about an hour the freezer is 26 and the fridge is 64. The Evap Fan isn't running. I cliped the...
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After about an hour the freezer is 26 and the fridge is 64. The Evap Fan isn't running. I cliped the wires, after I unplugged it of course, and wire nutted them together and ran the unit. I measured 12 volts dc between the white and red wire. So I figured it was a bad fan motor. I purchased a new fan and installed it. Unit still not cooling after an hour. I contacted the appliance repair place and he said that it takes a while even though I explained I had the 12 volts dc going to the motor. Now here's my question, there is a yellow and a blue wire also on that motor harness. Could there be something else that the board is looking for to pass another leg of power to that motor? Because the new one isn't working either. I tested the old one with a nine volt battery. When I hooked the red and the white to the battery I got nothing. But when I twisted the red, blue, yellow together it spun, seemingly slow, but it spun. So that's what brought my question about the other leg from the board. Also I noticed only the bottom 3rd of the evap froze when the compressor ran, so it could be a refrigeration problem too. But it still doesn't explain the problem with the fan.
evap. fan runs but no power to compressor freezer up to over 50' look at thermostat turned on...
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evap. fan runs but no power to compressor freezer up to over 50' look at thermostat turned on & off then after a time the compressor started. came back 5 t0 6 hours later and it was doing the same thing. after looking around checking thermostat it started turned it up to 9 and left do not know how long it ran. bassett refrig. currie MN 507 763 3522