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GE Refrigerator Display quits when room temperature drops. PSC25PSWA

Mark66Van

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I have a GE PSC25PSWA SS that has a problem with its display.  The refrigerator is a counter depth, dual evaporator, side by side built around 2007.  The display is an LCD touch screen type with an additional 6 buttons (3 vertical on left and 3 vertical on right).  The display is no longer available.  

I have noticed that when the room temperature drops below approximately 65 degrees F the display will invariably stop working.  There is typically just one LED lit on the Water selection button but none of the buttons work and the display is blank.  If I pop off the display and unplug and replug the power connector (four pin connector, Comm, +P, Ground and Heater) the display will typically start working again.  If the room temperature has risen the display will continue to work after a reset but as soon as the room temperature drops again the display quits.  I have verified that the display is causing the problem by placing a space heater on a ladder at display height and verifiying that the display continues to run.  

Has anyone run into this problem.  Is there a better work around that putting a space heater in front of the display?  This is mostly a problem during the cold months when my furnace cycles down to 65F at night.

Thanks,

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