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  1. kps49
    This is a counter depth Side x Side GE refrigerator. Ice maker makes ice, but then it melts. That was the initial symptom. My tenant said the food below was frozen, but when I went there and put an instant read thermometer in, the freezer was about 40 degrees. It was set to 0. Also - I just read that some GE refrigerators have a self-diagnostic capability. Does this one? If it does, where can I find manuals that might have the self-diagnostic instructions. Thanks for all help...
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