Hi,I had an issue regarding a GE refrigerator.The fan on the freezer part does not seem to be working to its full potential.I installed the fan on another refrigerator and the fan seems to be working fine,I was wondering if the computer is to blame for the fans malfunctioning?Model #: psc235gmdbs Serial #: ra473752

Most ge have a Multispeed fan control on board. But if you had to start the fan with your hand, I would guess it would be a fan issue

Hi,

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heatman101

Is freezer cooling to around 0F? Is there any frost buildup on inside back wall of freezer? Are both fans running?

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heatman101

There were a few models which had moisture in the door issues, which GE resolved by replacing the door with an upgraded version. Contact GE customer relations at 800-386-1215 with your full model and serial number and date of purchase. Use the M & S info from the sticker inside the fresh foods compartment.

you might have 2 problems. First I think you have either a defrost problem or a evaperator fan problem.

Look at the lower back wall of the freezer and if you see frost build up then you have a defrost problem.

also open the freezer door and press the door switch button that makes the light go off and listen for the fan. if you don't here the fan its a good chance that it could be bad.

I would wait on the ice maker issue until the cooling issue is resolved because it could be causing the ice maker problem.

If you dont here the fan then ckeck it in 60 min again and if you still dont here the fan it is mostlikley bad.

If you do have the frost then one of the following compontents could be bad: Defrost heater, Defrost limiter or the Defost Timer.

Hi..

You need to check this following:

• Check the temperature setting
  
• Make certain there is a three inch space outside of the refrigerator between the walls and the back and sides and at least a one inch gap above, to allow for air flow
• Clean the condensor coils
  
• Unplug the refrigerator, wait two hours and plug it in. If you hear it running, a problem is causing the compressor to overheat
• Test the temperature control
  
• Test the evaporator fan
  
• Test the defrost timer
  
• Test the compressor relay
  
• Test the overload protector
  
• Test the compressor motor

Good luck !!!

Regards
PCmania

Hi yes the fan blade could be hitting the shield or ice, remove the fan cover & check

you have 2 fans one underneath by compressor ,one in freezer make sure one in freezer is running