Randy B. November 16, 2018 for Model Number Jenn-Air JFC2290VEP0 The temperature on the Freezer keeps rising to about 5°F or 6°F. There is a small amount of frost on the back wall near the vent. There is a clicking sound on and off that lasts about 20 seconds. When we turn off the ice maker by raising the bar, the temperature seems to stay at 0°F. Refrigerator temperature also sometimes goes from 38°F to 40°F. I thought it might be the condenser motor? Any ideas?
1 Answer Hello Randy, You can use the diagnostics on the units' Tech Sheet to determine what component is failing. It sounds more like the start relay with the clicking sound you have heard. The frost build-up on the back wall of the freezer sounds like there could be a defrost issue. You will need to remove the rear freezer wall to see the frost pattern and the start relay on the side of the compressor may also need to be replaced. Read More...
Ted K September 29, 2016 for Model Number 795.75192401 Kenmore side by side. It will be working fine, then open a door, close it back properly. A beep beep sounds and the LED screen on front of unit ..all the lights come on. I can unplug, then plug back in and it seems fine, until it decides to do it again. More often lately...daily or more.
1 Answer Ted, You will have one of 2 possibilities with this issue. Either you have a bad dispenser control board or the issue will be that one of the door switches is bad. Read More...
Sonny June 12, 2016 Need to clean inside of our summer refrigerator that we have not used in 2 yrs and the in side has some black & mold spots. What product do we use to clean it to a level that is safe to begin using again? Thank you, Sonny
1 Answer Hello Sonny. The best thing to use would be bleach and hot water to clean the unit with. Read More...
Patrick June 02, 2015 I have two GE refrigerators GSH25JGDCWW & GSH25JFRFBB do they have the same mother board?
1 Answer Hello Patrick. No, the GSH25JFRFBB uses WR55X10942C and GSH25JGDCWW uses WR55X11072C for the main board. Read More...
Jay December 15, 2014 for Model Number ET21GKXHW00 My ice maker isn't making ice. It slowly made ice and now I have zero ice in bucket. The fill tube is completely clear but am not getting water to ice maker. I may good pressure going into valve. Supply tube is clear of debris. I ran the ice maker through a harvest cycle and received 118VAC to water inlet valve. I performed continuity test on the valve and received ~174 ohms. I could not locate ohm rating on valve. Since the valve reads below 200 ohms, would it be best to replace the valve? Would it recommended to replace ice maker and water inlet valve together?
1 Answer Ahrman, There should be a set screw around the knob area that will allow you to adjust the temp warmer or colder. It will have a arrow to tell you which way to turn for colder. Read More...
Ken January 22, 2013 for Model Number Sub-Zero 36" Built-In 650-SS-1HR "Service" light comes on every 48 to 96 hours. I have cleaned the condenser fins. The light is turned off by depressing two differenct buttons - 1 for 15 seconds and another for 10 seconds. The service company wants $350 minimum to fix the problem. We have a clean house with no pets and only two of us using the refrigerator. The unit is 11 years old. Is there a less expensive solution? The unit, otherwise seems to be operating properly, but when the service light is on the temperature seems too cold and occassionaly freezes a refrigerated area.
1 Answer Hello Ken, The problem could be a faulty thermistor or could be a bad control board that would be causing issue. Read More...
Robert Y. September 18, 2012 for Model Number tbx18jatjrwh I get a lot of water at the bottom of my refrigerator each morning and late at night. Could this be condensation or do I have a blocked line?
1 Answer Hello Robert, The defrost drain is stopped up. Condensation never produces enough water to puddle unless it's a really large air leak. Read More...
Paula April 07, 2012 for Model Number amana side by side AMA sr20tw How do I use the brush? Do stick it in under the fridge along the coils (once I remove the toe plate in front, or what). I am afraid to poke something under there.
2 Answers Hello Paula, You have to use the brush under the front of the unit. I usually lay down with a flashlight to see what I'm doing. I like to have a vacuum cleaner to get the lint up as I go so I don't make too much of a mess. If you're afraid to stick the brush in there, you can unplug the unit first. Read More...
Paula April 07, 2012 for Model Number amana side by side AMA sr20tw How do I use the brush? Do stick it in under the fridge along the coils (once I remove the toe plate in front, or what). I am afraid to poke something under there.
2 Answers Paula, you will need the remove the kick plate in the front of your refrigerator. The coils are underneath the refrigerator on your model. Slide the brush under the refrigerator onto the coils and gently brush the coils with the brush. The cleaning brush has soft bristles that will not harm the condenser coils. Hope this helps you, thanks! Read More...