GE J Series 18.2 cu. ft. Top Freezer No-Frost Refrigerator TBX18AABWW "change lower heating element" Questions

...change in the third generation A.E.S. system is how the 12 volt heating element mode operates. As with the first and second generation series, the 12 volt heating element circuit is energized by the ...

change the condenser fan if they just take their time and pay attention to how it is mounted. Remove the rear lower fiberboard cover: Check the condenser fan... clean the condenser coils in the bottom

...lower temp) 2 defrost control that is suppose to cycle and put the fridge into the defrost cycle about one time every 24 hours. 3 the over load heat activated cut off that is a small round device ...

...lower freezer panel on and the freezer panel , can be removed . Remove the panel . If the heater (black element at the bottom of the coils ) wires are visible , trace them to the top of the coils and ...

...lower part of the unit get warmer. once you defrost it is ok for a while. Any suggestions? check your gasket on the freezer it may not be sealing properly. that is the main cause of the freezer ...

...lower freezer side behind large panel), it will cause the same effect. If the "start relay" on the compressor is going bad, it may not allow the compressor to come on when its supposed to. My unit ...

...change the adaptive defrost board located in the upper right corner of refrig under the panel. remove panel by pulling on panel towards you from the finger holes in the rear. remove two 1/4 inch ...

change.. I have a GE side by side and had the same problem. Upon removing the inside cover I found that there was a substantial amount of ice on the evaporator. Melting with a hair dryer was the short

lower drawer to the warmer "cheese" setting, the water dispenser line would freeze every few weeks. If you have this problem, first verify that the water filter (back of the fridge) is not clogged and

...heating element in the defrost circuit. Three parts and the wiring harness.(four)A solid block of ice would be caused by some failure in the defrost system of the unit over a period of 30 days. It is ...