Questions & Answers for: defrost cycle ge profile refrigerator

...defrost cycle whereas older units have timers that defrost every 8 hours of on comp run time regardless of whether it needs defrosting. The new ADC (adaptive defrost control) can better monitor the ...

...defrost. then will repeat cycle. other side works good till just before it thaws out then the lower half of frig freezes ( veggie drawer). sounds like a defrost or sensor problem. or the main ...

Defrost cycle messed up The freezer seems to be in perpetual defrost mode. Disconnecting power resets system and it cools to the proper temperature (0 degrees). However, the next day, it appears to go

...defrost cycle leaks water in freezer bottom My GE Profile fridge was in the house we just bought. I can't find the model number. If someone can tell me where to look I can provide it. My fridge is a ...

defrost cycle last hours We have a Ge profile Side by side refrigerator which seems to go through the defrost cycle quite frequently. It will be shut off for up to 5 hours and thaw food in freezer and

...open. 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

defrost cycle) When the refrig is cold enough (and the timer has not advanced into defrost) the timer will not be advancing. A typical defrost timer will count up 8 hours of compressor run time before

...defrost cycle will continue to let water run inside instead of into the pan underneath. It is easiest to work on this if the freezer is completely empty and the back panel inside is removed. While it ...

...defrost cycle lasting anywhere from a couple of hours up to twenty-four hours reaching a freezer temperature of up to ten degrees and a fridge temperature of up to fifty degrees. I push the colder ...

...ice... could be a defrost cycle problem,,,, if ice is building up on rear freezer wall you have a defrost cycle problem and the ice is forminf around fan causing fan blades to hit the ice (loud