Matthew for Model Number PGCS1PJXASS I have a GE French-Door Refrigerator with Armoire Style Double Drawer freezer - PGCS1PJXASS and am having temperature issues. The other day the freezer reading was at 22 degrees and the fridge was at 33. I pulled the fridge out and noticed that the condenser assembly was caked with dust. I vacuumed it off and then blew it out with my air compressor. I put everything back and after one day the display for the freezer is at 0. Now the freezer fluctuates from -1 to 4 degrees (set at 0) and the fridge fluctuates from 33-39 (set at 37). In the past 6 years I have had this unit it always stayed a constant 0 and 37. Is there any fix needed for this. It seems that the fridge gets cold when the freezer warms up and vice versa.
Answer Matthew, There is a average normal fluctionation of approximately +/- 5 degrees in the refrigerator section and +/- 3 degrees in the refrigerator compartment. It sounds like the unit is operating normally and if the temps are off more than that the sensors would be the first thing to check and would test for 5K ohms at room temp. IF they are off then would need to replace the sensors. This should not be necessary with the temp section. Read More... Answered by AppliancePartsPros.com | Friday, December 2, 2016