GE refridgerator model GYE22KSHESS is locked, I've tried the power circuit twice and it's still locked

https://www.docssuite.org/manuals/?brand=GE&utm_source=google&utm_medium=cpc&utm_term=ge%20instruction%20manual&utm_network=g&utm_pos=1o2&utm_campaign=FindProductManuals_v2MB+11-26&gclid=EAIaIQobChMI2t-6nIeb3wIVF4zICh3QqwiyEAMYAiAAEgIUVvD_BwE this is your owners manual read for lock and unlock --as well as trouble shooting

There isn't a power button that I know of on that model I know that it will stop running if the control board shorts out
GE Refrigerator Main Control Board WR55X10942

Not sure the make or model that you have but with a GE Profile, I have had success by turning off the circuit breaker for 30 seconds to a minute. The oven then resets itself and releases the door lock.

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My name is Peter. I am a retired field service refrigeration technician.

There is not internal circuit breaker or fuse in a refrigerator.
Component failure acts as the fuse.

There is a reset button on the control panel of your refrigerator.
It is a small black button. Located near where the part number is shown on the board. This is rarely the solution to a problem.

You may try to unplug your refrigerator for 30 minutes and reboot your refrigerator.

In your owners manual, it is recommended to install a surge protector. They are a good investment for $20-25.00. Static electricity, the slightest change in voltage and a magnetic field will knock out a electrical control board.

If you elect to press the control board reset button make sure you ground yourself by rubbing your hands on something that is steel.

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I have exactly the same problem. Replaced my GWF filter with the "new improved" MWF filter and the same thing happened. Tried replacing the filter not once, but twice - same low water flow. If you install the bypass plug the water flow is normal, so don't bother checking for water restrictions, bad hoses, tanks etc.. My refridgerator is a GE Profile 26 cubic foot purchased in 2004. I'm afraid these MWF filters don't work well in older models.

You need a new motherboard. GE changed it because of problems.

its your RTX overload contactor on the compressor body,getting weak and trying to hold contacts in to power the unit

Need you to unplug and remove the back panel in freezer to examine the evaporator coil. Check the defrost element and the defrost thermostat. On the back of the refrigerator is a main control board located behind a panel screwed to the refrigerator back. With the power off through all of this I need you to inspect the control board for burn marks on both sides. Click on link below and enter your model or 1 of 34 models like yours. Place model GSH25JFR in model parts search this will lead you to the many similar models like yours. On diagrams on left of your screen count eight down that shows the circuit board. If no burn marks I will tell you how to test the other parts I mentioned,
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Sounds like a faulty thermostat. Try replacing it with a known good one and retest.