Need price for ge pfsf5njw model compressor electronic control unit

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To change the temperature setting for the refrigerator, press and release the appropriate Warmer or Colder touch pad. Press several times to reach the desired temperature setting. (The freezer control is on the left.) Note: As you cycle through the temperature settings, it is possible to set the cooling to OFF. See page 4 of the manual to see these directions.

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If the fridge is not working properly it's probably the starter relay trying to start the compressor. It's a small electrical part on or near the compressor around at the back behind the cardboard cover. It's cheap and you can replace it yourself. If it's not the problem but it can't start the compressor then you need a tech to look at the compressor.

If the unit is cooling the noise could be from the electronic control which could be on the back in some models and in fridge with the controls in others. A noise from the control usually means it's going bad.

your cold-control that you adjust has gone out,be it dial adjust or electronic unplug the dial one and see it will shut down,be careful on unplugging on an electronically controlled unit as you can ruin the control board if not powered down before board is unplugged

You must be referring to the compressor. It's possible it could be your main control board on the back of the unit. Typically its these main boards that go out, as they control everything on your GE Refrig, pretty much. If its not the board, it could be your Relay on the compressor, or the compressor its self, however, in my experience, GE's compressors are pretty decent.

check the compressor and make sure it is running,if quite warm,replace the rtc overload on the side of the compressor first,this should solve your cooling problems,if there have been outages or surges, then you may need to replace the motherboard electronics in the lower rear of the unit,but with no cooling the first approach is much less expensive

you need to replace the electronic control board where your hearing the clicking noise its bad,this is common for this unit model

replace the control board in the lower left rearr inside the unit on the left wall

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on all ge electronic models produced since 2000 the main power lead to the main board can be jumped to test either defrost or compressor operation.to do this unplug the unit and locate the 3 wire plug (usually blue in color) .unplug the harness from the board and create a jumper wire to by pass the board.the terminals on the board will be identified as line,compressor and heater.to put unit in defrost install jumper between line and htr or def .this will ck the defrost sys.once unit is plugged in with jumper in place the heater will come on.if the heater does not come on look for a defective heater or defrost t/stat.hope this helps.

If this is a heat pump system it is possible that your fan blade is hitting ice on your condenser coil.