G E Profile French Door Bottom Freezer Not Working

I have a ge profile french door refrigerator with the freezer door on the bottom.

G e profile french door bottom freezer not working.

If this occurs first check the following. The freezer is too warm and did not get back to the normal temperature over night. I am having an issue with the top part intermittently not cooling. Ge appliances offers troubleshooting support for refrigerators and freezers.

Ge profile bottom freezer cool top refrigerator not. 2017 ge profile fridge freezer issue new by. If the start relay isn t working properly the compressor may run intermittently or may not run at all. Make sure icemaker is turned on some models have the icemaker control on the refrigerator control panel.

I thought it was because the frig f read more. Check that there are no packages in the freezer that may be. If the freezer drawer on a french door or bottom freezer refrigerator is not sealing properly frost or ice may begin to form in the freezer. So check to make sure that you do not over stuff the bottom freezer and the doors are properly sealed shut.

I would say that 80 90 of the time it is cooling properly. I have a pfe28rshcss ge profile french door refrigerator. All four pads must be held for approximately 3 seconds. There are four different styles of control panel.

Enter the diagnostic mode by pressing both the freezer temperature colder and warmer pads and the refrigerator temperature colder and warmer pads simultaneously. An epa certified refrigeration tech is needed to work on this. Jayle ours is the french door bottom freezer model bought with an extended warranty thank goodness. The lower part of the freezer stopped working about a month ago and i had to throw out a couple of hundred worth of food.

Find the information you are looking for in videos faqs tips and more. To determine if the start relay is defective unplug the freezer and remove the start relay from the compressor. If your bottom mount refrigerator is not making ice check the following to see if it is something you can fix yourself or if your refrigerator requires service.