Remember this old topic? I had to hunt it down because I'm having to replace the Solenoid - Again!
http://appliantology...file-pss265gpa/
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Only this time, it's my fault. DH said - it's kind of Moldy up there. So I had the steam cleaner out and I used it. Too well I guess. That day or the day after that, the flapper quit working.
Well, at least I know what to do this time in advance. Won't do THAT again with the steamer!
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GE PSS26SGPA Solenoid - Again!
Started by allowingtoo, Nov 02 2012 08:41 PM
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Posted 02 November 2012 - 10:12 PM
You could have done two things by using the steamer. You either ruined the solenoid or you shorted out the dispenser control board.
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Posted 03 November 2012 - 03:53 PM
Well, I'm truly hoping it's the solenoid! We'll see I get it apart again. All I did was shoot a little steam up around the flapper. Since then it won't stayed closed on its own. {Crossing fingers}
Never thought about it being the board. Now if I can just get it apart again without breaking it!
Never thought about it being the board. Now if I can just get it apart again without breaking it!
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Posted 16 November 2012 - 03:06 PM
sigh. it wasn't the solenoid. the flapper door is still sticking. the solenoid was all rusty though.
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Posted 16 November 2012 - 10:44 PM
I've seen this before on an LG model. The bracket or brackets that hold the flapper assy to the door are too tight not allowing smooth movement. Back the screws off slightly. Might want to add some lube.
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