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Understanding the Adaptive Defrost Control in the new-style GE top-mount refrigerators

Posted by Samurai Appliance Repair Man, in Screencasts, Refrigerator Repair 03 May 2012 · 925 views

GE TMNF refrigerator ADC
This little video explains the ADC system used in GE's newer top-mount refrigerators, the so-called "TMNF" line. Example model numbers are:

GTH/HTH 16 cuft
GTH/HTH 17 cuft
GTH/DTH/GTS/PTS 18 cuft

In the video, I explain I how this ADC works and how to put it into manual defrost mode. (Short answer: Press the fresh food door switch 3 times within 5 seconds and close the FF door when the control is not in defrost or dwell.)






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