SOURCE: TFX24PRXBWW GE Profile Refrigerator - energy use?
I dont know how to locate these specs for you, modern refrigerators are much more efficient for a couple of reasons. Most new units have a Computer that controls the defrost cycle whereas older units have timers that defrost every 8 hours of on comp run time regardless of whether it needs defrosting. The new ADC (adaptive defrost control) can better monitor the frost on the coils to defrost less (in the defrost cycle it consumes 5x as many watts as when its cooling. Also most new refrigs, especially new GE units have much more efficient fan motors now also, however they too are computer controlled and when they fail they are expensive. Also the very high end new Counter depth models (in the $2500+ range) have a new variable speed compressor. This gives the compressor the ability to run at a low, med, and high speed, reducing even more the watts that will be drawn in normal operation when the fan motors are on low and the compressor too. If you have any other questions let me know ill be glad to advise.
P.S. Buy an extended warranty with any new appliance you purchase! Trust me!
SOURCE: GE profile refrigerator model # TBX25PR
See if ice is jammed up in the tunnel the ice is pushed through.
Will the motor turn the auger with all the ice removed.
SOURCE: GE Profile Refrigerator Ice/Water dispenser not working
Check the connector at the bottom of the freezer door first , you should also be able to hear the micro switch click when you press the paddle
SOURCE: ge profile refrigerator ice maker
I have what appears to be a similar problem -- but have not yet found a solution. The door or valve on the ice dispensing chute is not closing or sealing properly. The warm air from the kitchen is drawn into the freezer (ice maker). The warm air condenses and freezes causing the ice cubes in the ice bin to freeze together, preventing their discharge from the bin. Also, the warm air and condensation freezes and builds up frost and ice in the discharge chute. When you try to discharge ice cubes, they get stuck in the chute and will not discharge.
Temporarily, you can open the freezer door, access the ice bin and loosen the cubes which are frozen together. You can also remove any cubes from the discharge chute. If there is frost and ice in the discharge chute, use a hair dryer to melt the frost and ice, putting a container under the dispenser in the door to catch the run-off water.
I've done all of the above and I'm still not getting a proper seal and air is still getting into the ice maker bin and dispensing chute. Looks like a service-call is next.
SOURCE: ge profile refrigerator door stop isn't working
Did it ever work or for some reason you never noticed it before? I've had to swap the door stops to get the door to stop. They can usually be swapped around according to what's needed in different situations.
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Just to clarify, the water flow was fine with the old filter, till I replaced the filter. So, I am thinking it is unlikely that the problem is a clogged line.
I just tried taking out the filter and replacing it with the plug that comes with the refrigerator. No water flow. It is as though the flow stopped when I took out the old filter.
I just tried taking out the filter and replacing it with the plug that comes with the refrigerator. No water flow. It is as though the flow stopped when I took out the old filter.
I just tried taking out the filter and replacing it with the plug that comes with the refrigerator. No water flow. It is as though the flow stopped when I took out the old filter.
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