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Posted

Maybe someone can help before I drop big dollars on a new refrigerator, and/or my Wife kills me in my sleep :)

Many moons ago I got information from the Samurai Appliance Man that my defroster was to blame for a different problem, they sent the parts and bang, back in service! I am hoping for a similar result.

Model: GE Profile Artica PSS25MGNA WW Ser# AF 402267
Issue: Refrigerator too cold, frost in Freezer starting - this just started a few weeks back

Testing:

* Initial Temp Reading (Refrigerator on 1 Freezer on 2) was temp was 32 in the Refrigerator (  I was expecting 38-42 but that wasn't the case )
* Lowered settings (Refrigerator 1 Freezer 1) and the Refrigerator Side climbed to 36 - Food starting melting in the Freezer albeit slowly
* Raised Freezer back to 2, Refrigerator at 1 and the Refrigerator dipped to 28 - the Freezer showed 9 degrees

I was unable to access the Diagnostic Mode
I have cleaned the coils, vents, checked door seals, taken temp readings etc - THOUGHTS? I am thinking a stuck damper at this point, but how to troubleshoot?

Help me Samurai Von Kenmore, you are my only hope!

Boston Mike

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Posted

The good news is the freezer and refrigerated sides remain the same after several days - Freezer on 2 (2nd warmest setting) Refrigerator 1 -

Since posting they have at least remained consistent with 9 degrees in the freezer, 30 in the refrigerator- consistency is about the only nice thing about the issue.

i know and hope everyone had a great Christmas, I wouldn’t be in here either 😉

just an update - may have to start looking this week, I like Iceberg Lettuce, just not literally 🥶

 

Posted

Well being the holidays it is understood -

It looks like we are trading in the refrigerator for a newer model - I love working on this stuff, but she is driving me a bit nuts, so while the freezer defroster was a slam dunk using this site, one must occasionally admit defeat.

Upside? I fixed the Dryer (intermittent door switch - cake)

Happy New Year Folks!

Mike

  • 2 weeks later...
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It's not resolved - we are still sort of living with it lol not something I want marked resolved ;)

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