I have an 18.1" Heartland Refrigerator with the freezer on the bottom. As far as I can make out this is a re-badged GE Profile unit (PDS18SBMRBS). It looks identical but the Heartland's doors are more stylish. The inside is the same.
The lower freezer compartment is cold but the upper fridge compartment is not staying cold. It appears that the fan is not running.
I want to open the unit to inspect the fan and other parts but I do not want to damage the trim (it's not clear how the trim should be removed).
Does anyone have a parts diagram and service manual(s) for this unit?
Thanks in advance
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GE Profile M Series Fridge (PDS18SBMRBS) not Cooling
Started by ICanDoIt, Aug 02 2011 07:53 AM
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Posted 02 August 2011 - 06:48 PM
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Fan is probably stuck in ice from a clogged drain....
I havent seen a permenant fix for the freezing drain issue
on this particular unit yet.... thaw it out completely and make sure
water will flow down the drain. may freeze back up in a
few monthes.
Fan is probably stuck in ice from a clogged drain....
I havent seen a permenant fix for the freezing drain issue
on this particular unit yet.... thaw it out completely and make sure
water will flow down the drain. may freeze back up in a
few monthes.
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Posted 02 August 2011 - 08:54 PM
Thanks for the idea. This makes sense.
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