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Customer Questions and Answers for Refrigerator Damper Assembly by Ge

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By: Ge
Part Number: OEM11326794
Manufacturer Part Number: WR49X10091

The Refrigerator Damper Assembly is an OEM part for GE refrigerators. It regulates the flow of cold air from the freezer compartment to the refrigerator, ensuring proper temperature control within the fridge.

Causes of a bad damper assembly can include mechanical failure, electrical issues, or blockages caused by ice buildup or debris.

Symptoms of a bad damper assembly include:

  • Inconsistent temperatures in the refrigerator compartment
  • The refrigerator being too warm or too cold
  • Frost buildup in the refrigerator section
  • Unusual noises from the damper area

This GE replacement part is also compatible with Hotpoint, RCA, and some Kenmore models.

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Bill, The part number that would be needed for the fan will be WR49X10091. The issue for the freezer temp then this will be a possible thermistor issue.

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Terry. You have two different issues, The upper refrigerator light is a 120 VAC circuit which terminates at the power cord. You'll need to check the door light switch, the socket and the bulb, there is also a thermostat in the circuit that will open, if the light remains on too long, you'll need to check the thermostat if the switch and socket check OK. The damper is the more likely problem for the refrigerator not cooling, but the freezer being fine. The damper opens and closes depending on the inputs from the sensor(s) in the refrigerator. The damper motors and linkage can/do get stuck or the motor gets out of sink, and will only open when the control is "re booted" by the power supply.

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Libby, This unit has a blower fan duct for the icemaker that will push air into the icemaker compartment. You will want to hold the door switch open and check to make sure that the fan is blowing. It sounds like this fan may not be operating and would be the cause for this issue. The part number for the fan is WR60X10330 and is located behind the wall in the freezer compartment.

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Hello Bob. If the whole unit is at room temp, you will need to check and see if the compressor is running. If not, then you will need to determine the issue as to why the compressor is not running. If the compressor is running, then you have sealed system failure and will need an HVAC tech to come out and service the unit.

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Carol for Model Number PFSS0MFZE SS

We have a GE Profile French door refrigerator with bottom freezer. It has been a problem since we purchased it. The mother board had to be replaced after a few months. It seemed to be fine...it is now 5 years old. About 7 months ago everything in the bottom section of the fridge started freezing. We had it serviced. Apparently the damper assembly needed replacing. Repair was almost $500. Now it is freezing again. I can only store food in the top half of the fridge....everywhere else freezes. We have replaced the seals but did not solve the problem. Is this worth fixing? I have tried to contact GE several times about this issue and issues with their dishwasher. Any suggestions?

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Carol, The damper duct assembly for your unit would be part number WR17X12573 and would be the most likely issue but you will also want to test the thermistors in the unit. Check to make sure that the thermistors at room temp of 77 degrees is 5K ohms of resistance. If this checks ok the damper will likely be the issue.

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Warren, You will want to check to see if the fans and the compressor are running. If the fans are not running and the compressor not running then this issue would be caused by a faulty control board. If the fans are running but compressor not then the most likely cause would be a start relay on the compressor that has failed.

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Rick, The normal defrost time for the unit would be between 30 and 45 minutes depending on the need. The unit does start to warm up due to the heater on the unit coming on and being on for a period to clear off the coils. If the unit is staying in defrost for longer than these times then it would be recommended to test the defrost thermistor and make sure that at 0 degrees it has a resistance reading of approximately 42.2K ohms, at 36 degrees would be 14.4K ohms and at room temp of 77 degrees would be 5K ohms of resistance.

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Hello Ron. You need to clean the condenser coils and make sure the condenser fan motor is running good on the unit.

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Chas, If the styrofoam is just broken but still can be pieced back in then that is what you would want to do. If not then you would need to replace the damper assembly. You will want to check the drain for the unit as it is most likely clogged. Pull the unit out and find the drain and take it apart and clean out the drain.

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