Burnt components on wr55x10942 motherboard - GE Computers & Internet

is there an electrical schematic in the appliance?

cut and slice wire to desiered lenght

Have you changed out the WR55X10942 Motherboard? Here is a link to test points on the motherboard HERE and here is a service manual HERE I don't mind helping answer your questions so feel free to contact me, Thanks Sea Breeze
WR55X10942 Main Control Board

If your GE model number is PSS26LSR then I would bet that you refrigerator is showing signs of a WR55X10942 Motherboard

You also could have a condenser fan stopping and/or motherboard failure. On the back of the PSS26LSR there is a panel with the WR55X10942 Motherboard recessed in the back wall of the refrigerator.Can you unplug the power to the refrigerator and examine the board for swollen capacitors or burn marks? Sometimes the board will show no signs of being defective and still be the cause of why WR55X10942 Motherboard Either way I will be here to help you do this yourself if you like. Please let me know if you have questions, Thanks Sea Breeze
Service Manual Here is a link that you may need should you have a ohm/voltage meter HERE

You will need to replace the board. Here is the board to order.

That sounds like a typical motherboard and compressor start component failure. Unplug the power and pull away from the wall. Remove the cover over Motherboard GSS25WGPAWW If you would like me to assist you on finding the problem and repair of your GE GSS25WGPAWW save the following link as reference and save to favorites. Click Here=> GE ARTICA PROFILE TECHNICAL INFORMATION what we will be looking for is a failed motherboard that you can sometimes even see burned components on one of the two sides of WR55X10942 Motherboard Assembly Click here for a=> GSS25WGPAWW Service Manual, Let me know when ready and I will help you test everything, Thanks Sea Breeze

whats the problem with wr55x10942, is there a recall on them.

This sounds as if you have lost the low voltage side of the motherboard. You can look over the motherboard by unplugging refrigerator and pulling away from the wall. In photo Here=> PDS22MFSACC GE Cabinet Parts You can see item number 801 in the photo that is the motherboard location. Look it over closely back and front while power is disconnected. You may just see burn marks. The motherboard part number=> WR55X10942 where there is no photo and here where I have a photo=> WR55X10942 in right sidebar half way down that page.

Couple things really are important are the tech sheet and wiring diagram
Here. I know yours is a bottom freezer but clicking on the wiring diagram opens into a new tab GE Service Manual. You can follow with me on that if you would like to do
it yourself. Let me know, Thanks, Sea Breeze

Replace it & the power supply. Make sure that the switch on the power supply is set to 115v for U.S. or to 230v for Europe.

Better to have the motherboard replace, do not wait until some other components might be also damage. Commonly mosfet is use in power supplies regulator. It can kill your processor and memory.

And also check your power supply. It might also having problems.