20 Most Recent GE 20.3 cu. ft. Bottom Freezer Refrigerator - Refrigerators - Page 2 Questions & Answers

Question edited for clarity and correct model nomenclature. The link says is it part of the motherboard features and not a standalone unit https://www.google.com/search?q=GE+GSL25JFPABS+location+of+defrost+timer ..

Jason, Have looked over the net for parts but can't find any. Did find this replacement head.... https://www.ebay.com/itm/266329193858 Looking at the 3d and 4th picture, it appears that the valve is attached by the 4 screws. It's possible some sand or debris may be on the seal keeping it from closing fully. If you turn the water off and drain down the whole house by opening the lowest faucet and openimg a high faucet. Possibly you could then remove the valves 4 screws and clean it. If you have shut offs on both sides of the filter you can just shut those. There's just no blow up diagram of internal parts so it maybe a ball valve that has a nick in it and taking it apart won't help. Sorry I can't be of more help...but that's what I'd do if it was mine. Best to you.

yes it does

No Model # given...tis possible you have 2 thermistors. see here.. https://www.applianceblog.com/mainforums/threads/ge-refrigerator-freezing-the-water-filter.48768/

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If the ice maker line broke at the bottom of your GE double door freezer door, and an electrical line also came apart, you may need to access the interior of the freezer door to fix these issues. Here's a general guideline for accessing the interior of the freezer door: 1. Unplug the appliance: Start by disconnecting the power supply to ensure your safety while working on the freezer. 2. Empty the freezer door: Remove any items or shelves attached to the freezer door to clear the area and make it easier to work. 3. Remove the freezer door handle: The handle may be secured with screws or hidden clips. Carefully inspect the handle for any visible screws or fasteners. Unscrew or detach these components to remove the handle. 4. Remove the interior panel: Depending on the specific model, you may need to remove an interior panel to access the inner workings of the freezer door. Look for any screws or clips securing the panel and remove them accordingly. Be cautious not to force or damage any components while doing this. 5. Access the broken lines: Once you have removed the necessary panels, you should be able to access the broken ice maker line and the electrical line that came apart. Inspect the damage and repair or replace the broken lines as needed. 6. Reassemble the freezer door: After the repairs are complete, reattach the interior panel and secure it with screws or clips. Reinstall the freezer door handle using the appropriate screws or fasteners. 7. Test the functionality: Plug the appliance back in and check if the lights on the outside of the freezer door are now functioning and if the ice maker line is repaired. Monitor the appliance to ensure that everything is working correctly. It's important to note that the specific steps and components may vary depending on the model of your GE double door freezer. It's always recommended to consult the user manual for your specific appliance model, as it will provide detailed instructions and diagrams for disassembling and repairing the freezer door.

Generic answer with out Model #.... https://www.google.com/search?q=Ge+refrigrator+ice+maker+arm+stuck+down

Probably low on refridgerant. Time to call a refridgeration engineer in.

It is very possibly a bad door gasket. ck here... https://www.repairclinic.com/ProductDetail/861053?symptoms=586 and here.... https://www.appliancepartspros.com/freezer-door-parts-for-ge-psh23pssbsv.html They both have very helpful techs at their 800#s. Best to you.

It is normal to build up frost at the Evaporator. The Automatic-defrost-System removes the Ice 3 or 4 times, every 24 hours.(de-frosting). 1 The Fan MUST rotate , inside. Is the Fan blowing Air inside,?? sometimes The door must be shut, then the fan-motor starts (,put your ear against the door when you close it and listen for the fan- noise,) There may be an Automatic-Defrost fault: Faulty : Defrost-Timer, (electro-mecanical) ( DT ) c. fault. Defrost-Heater,. ( DH ) common fault. Defrost-Termination-Timer,. ( DTT) (Over) Temperature-Fuse. ( TF ) If the Refrigerator has 'Electronic' controls, a Computer controls the Automatic Defrosting. A Temperature-Sensor replaces the DDT. A Computer-controlled timer replaces the DT ----- A Sensor faulty? -----Control Board (Computer) faulty. Common fault. I found,- To read and remember is easy. To 'understand' takes a little more time . To practice, improves my skill, With skills, it is easy to perform the task. Experience has build up my skill & confidence. Wisdom is, when I admit that I require additional knowledge. (Happiness is a result of sharing and caring. That's why I am happy.) K.

It looked like your model does NOT have an external ice/water control panel which has caused beeping problems on some models. For your model I would try the following.... Door Alarm The main cause of a beeping GE unit is an open refrigerator door. Some models are equipped with an internal door alarm, which trips when the door remains open for 3 minutes or longer. One way to check this .... put your smartphone in the refrigerator on video mode and close the door. The light should go off with the door shut. If the video shows that the light stayed on when the door was closed ... then it reinforces that something is wrong with the switch/alarm. Repeat video for the freezer. Door Seal If beeping persists after the freezer or refrigerator door is closed, the door seals may be blocked or so dirty that the internal door alarm is tripped. The seals can be cleaned with a soft cloth and warm, soapy water. Also, an item inside the refrigerator may be preventing the door from fully closing. Cooling System Reactivating the refrigerator's cooling system includes a beeping noise. When the refrigerator is off, the "Off/Off" light appears on the door display. When the "Adjust Freezer" and "Energy Saver" buttons are held down for approximately 3 seconds at the same time the beep sounds and the "Off/Off" indicator disappears. Hold the "Ice Off" and "Freezer" buttons to activate the cooling system inside of the fresh food compartment. A beep signals the system is activated. The beeping should stop after the cooling system turns on. If it fails to stop, try unplugging the power cord to reset the connection. Power The GE's internal door alarm can get stuck. Try unplugging the refrigerator for about 10 seconds and then plug it back in. If the beeping continues, the internal door alarm might be broken or defective. Contact the manufacturer or a technician for further assistance. One way to check this .... put your smartphone in the refrigerator on video and close the door. The light should go off with the door shut. If the video shows that the light stayed on when the door was closed ... then it reinforces that something is wrong with the switch/alarm. Good luck on your troubleshooting!

Here are some possible causes and solutions to consider: 1. Check the temperature settings: Ensure that the temperature settings are set to the recommended levels for your refrigerator. You can refer to the user manual or manufacturer's website for the recommended temperature range. The target range is between 35-38°F 2. Clean the condenser coils: Dirty or clogged condenser coils can prevent the refrigerator from cooling properly. Clean the condenser coils located at the back or bottom of the refrigerator using a vacuum or brush. 3. Check the evaporator fan: The evaporator fan circulates cool air throughout the refrigerator and normally runs constantly. If it's not functioning correctly, it can cause the refrigerator to stop cooling. Check that the fan is running and for any obstructions or damage and replace it if necessary. 4. Check the door seals: The door seals ensure that the refrigerator is properly sealed, preventing warm air from entering. Check the seals for any cracks, gaps or damage and replace them if necessary. 5. On many Fridge Freezers, the cold air for the fridge is vented from the freezer side into the fridge. If the freezer coils ice up or block due to faulty defrosting, it can cause no cold air to reach the fridge compartment. 6. Checking the refrigerant gas levels: If the refrigerant levels are low, the refrigerator will not cool properly. Only qualified technician can check the refrigerant levels and add more if necessary. ..

This is a old post but may answer your issue....https://forum.appliancepartspros.com/posts/t537870-ge-profile-ice-melting-then-refreezingBest to you.The part i believe...https://www.partselect.com/PS2371164-GE-WR55X10996-BOARD-Assembly-MAIN-CONTROL.htm?SourceCode=20&SearchTerm=GFSS2HCYHSS&ModelNum=GFSS2HCYHSS&ModelID=1923343looks like you'll have to copy and paste.

B, Check here https://www.appliancepartspros.com/doors-parts-for-ge-zic360nmclh.html there's a video Hope this helps! Best to you

Question edited for clarity and toss in some CAPS. Yes, no problem as long as your splices are soldered and shrink wrapped to make them waterproof and safe.

The clicking sound you're hearing from the fan suggests that there may be an issue with the fan motor. It could be a faulty motor or a problem with the power supply to the motor. As for the light, it's possible that the bulb has burned out and needs to be replaced. Here are some steps you can take to troubleshoot the issue:

1. Check the power supply: Make sure that the unit is properly plugged in and that the outlet is functioning correctly.
2. Check the fan: Try manually turning the fan blades to see if they are stuck or obstructed. If they are, clear the obstruction and try again.
3. Check the fan motor: Use a multimeter to check the voltage going to the fan motor. If the voltage is not within the specified range, there may be an issue with the power supply or the motor itself.
4. Check the light bulb: If the fan motor is functioning properly but the light is not turning on, check the bulb and replace it if necessary.

If you are not comfortable performing these troubleshooting steps yourself, it may be best to contact a professional technician to diagnose and repair the issue.

If the defrost heater has blown twice in a short period of time and the coils are still freezing up, there may be an issue with the defrost thermostat or the defrost control board. Here are some steps you can take to troubleshoot the issue: Check the defrost thermostat: Use a multimeter to check the continuity of the defrost thermostat. If the thermostat is open, replace it. Check the defrost control board: If the thermostat checks out, the problem may be with the defrost control board. Check the board for any signs of damage, such as burned or broken components. If the board appears to be damaged, replace it. Check the defrost timer: If the thermostat and control board are functioning properly, the issue may be with the defrost timer. Use a multimeter to test the timer for continuity. If the timer is not functioning properly, replace it. It's important to use the correct parts for your specific model when replacing any components. Double-check that the replacement parts are compatible with your GE model. If you're unsure about the correct parts or how to make these repairs, it may be best to contact a professional appliance repair technician.

I assume you are referring to the water dispenser on your GE refrigerator. To turn off the water dispenser, you can either: Press and hold the "Lock" button on the control panel until the water dispenser display turns off. This will lock all the functions of the control panel, including the water dispenser. Locate the water shut-off valve behind the refrigerator and turn it off. This will shut off the water supply to the refrigerator and disable the water dispenser. Note: If you are trying to turn off the ice dispenser, the process may vary depending on the model of your refrigerator. Some models have a separate on/off switch for the ice dispenser, while others do not allow you to turn off the ice dispenser without turning off the entire refrigerator. Please consult your owner's manual for specific instructions.

If the auger motor won't turn by hand, it's possible that it is frozen and needs to be removed and thawed out. You can try spraying it with cooking spray after it's dried out to help prevent future freezing. Before removing the auger motor, make sure to unplug the refrigerator and turn off the water supply to the ice maker. You may need to remove the ice bin and any surrounding parts to access the motor. Once you've removed the motor, you can thaw it out by leaving it at room temperature or using a hairdryer on a low heat setting. Be careful not to overheat the motor. After thawing, you can test the motor to see if it's working properly. If the motor still doesn't turn, it may need to be replaced.

Yes, the WR30x10093 ice maker is compatible with the GE GTS22KHPARWW refrigerator as a replacement for the WR30x10012 ice maker. It is always recommended to double-check the compatibility with the manufacturer or supplier before purchasing a replacement part.