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Customer Questions and Answers for Refrigerator Defrost Timer by Ge

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Part Number: OEM6185133
Manufacturer Part Number: WR9X502

Refrigerator not cooling or ice building up on evaporator coils? The defrost timer controls the defrost cycle. DIY-friendly, installs in 5 minutes.

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For Ge Refrigerator Defrost Timer (Part Number: OEM6185133)

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Hello Leroy, This sounds like the defrost timer has failed. If you could please provide the model number, we can provide the correct part number for your unit.

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Bill, first check and make sure both the doors are closing and sealing properly, the interior light is going out when the door is closed, and there aren't to many open containers. If all's OK, check or replace the defrost thermostat WR50X10025 it could be "sticking" and causing the heaters to remain on too long.

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Hello Harvey. Look and see if there is a frost pattern on the evaporator coils. If not, then there is a sealed system issue and you will need an HVAC tech to repair the unit. If there is a good frost pattern, then the condenser fan motor will need to be checked and make sure the condenser coils are clean.

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Hello Al. If the compressor is running, but the unit does not cool and there is not frost pattern on the coils, then you have a sealed system failure and will need an HVAC tech to repair the unit.

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Hello Andrea. If the temp is correct in the unit, you will need to order and replace the temp control WR9X467 in the unit.

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WF, Yes, the control panel will need to be removed by removing the screw on the left side. Once off the timer will be located in a metal case on the right hand side in which you will need to remove the screw holding it in place and pull out.

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Woodlake, Getting the unit to go into the icemaking mode on this unit is not as easy as putting a jumper between T and H. The first thing that you will want to do is check the emitter board. When you open the freezer door there should be a light that flashes. Making sure that the lever is in the on position, push the flapper on the left side and see if the light stops flashing. If the light continues to flash then the emitter board is faulty and would need to be replaced. The unit also does not have a defrost timer and incorporates a electronic control for the defrost.

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Hello Howard. Clean the condenser coils and check and see if the condenser fan motor is running or if it needs to be replaced.

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Hello Cindy, The first thing you should try is setting the freezer temperature setting to one number COLDER. This will increase air flow inside the unit and prevent the cold air from settling to the bottom and freezing items that shouldn't freeze. If this doesn't correct the issue, you will need to order service kit number WR49X10173. This is a water line heater designed to prevent the water line from freezing.

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