20 Most Recent GE GSL25JFPBS Side by Side Refrigerator - Page 5 Questions & Answers

what is the problem symptoms.....?

WR55X10444 - Dispenser boardWR55X10942 - Main control board These are the actual part numbers If you need further help, I’m available over the phone at https://www.6ya.com/expert/jason_4570d45317834dd3

If your talking about the main control board the part number for that is WR55X10942, but if your talking about the dispenser board that part number is WR55X10444 If you need further help, I’m available over the phone at https://www.6ya.com/expert/jason_4570d45317834dd3

The first thing to check is the temperature in the freezer. Even though everything is frozen the ice maker won't cycle unless its below 10 degrees F as a safety precaution. If the temperature is good, and since you can't manually advanve the ice maker, or not suppose to anyway what I would do is turn the ice maker off a few minutes and then turn it back on, but when you do pay close attention to the fill tube where the water comes in at, because if the valve is good, a little water should flow up real quickly. If this happens, change the icemaker. If you need further help, I’m available over the phone at https://www.6ya.com/expert/jason_4570d45317834dd3

Make sure the venting inside isn't blocked. I would have an appliance repairman service it. Most likely it's something more deeply involved.

Is the fan blowing in the freezer section? Also, check to see if you have airflow thru the damper (vent) in the frig section.

water keeps freezing up even with control on 1

Check for a pinched line between filter and icemaker first, then purge some water through the ice maker to make sure it flushes anything in the line out, and discard the water and the first couple pounds of cubes. If it remains red, replace the filter as it may be obstructed.

The frozen on the back side of the freezer is due to your unit haveing a defrost issue where either the defrost thermostat which is the most popular to show a fault in this type of situation, or the defrost heater, or the defrost timer or adaptive control has a fault . If you have a multimeter you can perform and ohms test on the thermostat which should read around .50 or higher and the defrost heater which usually is around 26-28 ohms. If you had a 0 reading then this would tell you which piece has a fault. I will await your reply as to your finds.Thank youRickp.s these parts are located behind that inside rear wall panel which is removeable if you were to see any ice up condition on the evaporator coil this would confirm your defrost issue and you would first use a hair dryer to defrost the evaporator coil of all ice.

Doris please let me know since we talked that your refrigerator is good to go. I do not get paid for free assistance but rating my post if helpful does help me stay on top. When I don't get a excellent rate or pleasant placing comments it cause my position here to fall behind. If for any reason other than a loose connection under base and behind kick plate also helps those that seek assistance, Thanks, John Tripp/AKA Sea BreezeRelated Post=> http://www.fixya.com/support/t10763171-ge_side_side_refrigerator_model