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Identify GE Monogram Panel Refrigerator without an ID plate

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By seibold
July 8, 2020 in DIY Appliance Repair Help

https://appliantology.org/topic/80187-identify-ge-monogram-panel-refrigerator-without-an-id-plate/

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seibold

Posted July 8, 2020

I know this is a long-shot. I acquired an older GE Monogram side-by-side panel refrigerator without an ID plate. I had an authorized GE repair-person come out to evaluate and confirm that the plate is missing. I'd like to 'save' and keep the refrigerator if possible. Maybe you recognize it, or, can suggest how I might be able to reverse look-up the model through parts on the unit. It has stopped cooling. The refrigerant and amount are the key pieces missing here as the rest could probably be identified through observation. I appreciate any suggestions you make. Stay safe out there.
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