20 Most Recent GE GSL25JFXLB (250 cu ft) Side by Side Refrigerator Questions & Answers

The defrost board or element has failed, you will need to replace them to fix this issue

Warning you may have to test electrical circuits with the power live .Is there water flowing into the connection on the unit ? If not look for shutoffs or a crimped supply line. If you have water pressure You will need to know how to an electrical tester or multi meter to test the water inlet valve. You can test for voltage on the solonoid while someone activates the switch for water If you have voltage when the switch is activated the inlet valve could be bad or the tubing feeding the dispenser is frozen or pinched you can loosen the water line that goes to the refrigerator to check for flow with switch activated If you have no flow replace inlet valve if you have flow check that the waterline is not frozen crimped or pinched.If no voltage appeared during the voltage test , Test the switch and wiring and repair as necessary.

It is fairly common for the water tube in the door to freeze. Remove the front grill at the bottom of the refrigerator, find the water disconnect to the door and disconnect one side of the tube. Most newer connectors just have a little ring that you push in and this releases the tube. Push the water dispenser lever for just a second and see if water comes out the tube. If it does then the tubing in the door is frozen. You will have to shut off the refrigerator off for a while and leave the door open so the tube can defrost. Push the tube back into the connector under the refrigerator and wait. after an hour or two water should come out the dispenser. Another possibility id this doesn't work is the water tank is frozen in the fresh food section behind the crisper. Again you will have to shut off the refrigerator and let things thaw out.

look on eather top or bottom of hinge wear the water line goes in the door probably kinked

Hi,Some models had a service kit for a dispenser heated applied at the water outlet on the door. Before you go hunting for this kit, open the freezer door and knob with your hand (like a door) on the inside door liner. Does it sound hollow or solid? If hollow the heater will work for you, if solid, the heater will not work because the inside of the door is frozen and only fix was to replace the door.I hope this helps, good luck I’m happy to help further over the phone at https://www.6ya.com/expert/gere_bf68e6055dd61249

Many reasons for this, most of which you could not fix yourself.Is the fan running in the food section? Is the freezer section cold enough or is the problem just the food section? Repost your question with more information.

I just finished tightening the handles on mine. I took a terry cloth towel and lined it on the top of the handle where the cap goes on. Then I used a small flathead screwdriver to wedge under the cap. Pull back on the cap with even pressure on the sides and the cap will come off (it may come flying off, so watch out). You will gouge the finish a little bit, but the cap will cover it up. Repeat on each cap (bottom caps need to be pried from the bottom, of course). Once the caps are off, you'll see some star-keyed bolts. I already had a set of Allen wrenches handy and used a 7/64". It worked perfectly. Pop the caps back on and the fridge will feel like new next time you open it!