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GE Fridge-Freezer PTRC25017 Service Bulletin

Horizontal Brush Wraps Replaced with Vertical Brush. The stock of horizontal brush pattern wraps is unable to be replenished. New vertical brush pattern wraps will be the replacement type available once a horizontal brush wrap is no longer available. As a result, if an individual horizontal brush wrap needs to be replaced and is out of stock, a complete vertical brushed kit must be ordered and all wraps on the model must be replaced.

GE Washer PTLC25015 Service Bulletin

Improper orientation of communication harness clip

GE Dryer PTLC25014 Service Bulletin

Some dryers may not operate when Start button is pressed. During inspection, Start button shaft may be found damaged.

GE Fridge-Freezer PTRC25015 Service Bulletin

Mullion Heater Location and Diagnosing

GE Fridge-Freezer PTRC25016 Service Bulletin

An objectionable water taste may come from dispensed water in some models. If water from the dispenser is described to taste plastic or metallic.

GE Oven PTCC25015 Service Bulletin

Knobs May Experience Heat Damage

GE Oven PTCC25016 Service Bulletin

A new halogen lamp assembly is being implemented.

GE Washer PTLC25013 Service Bulletin

Some UltraFast washer/dryer combos may have a wavy or twisted tub gasket accompanied by out of balance and noise when running a cycle.

GE Dishwasher PTLV25006 Service Bulletin

Splash water from the bottom left corner of the door may be visible during operation.

GE Oven PTCC25010 Service Bulletin

If a stiff wire brush is used to clean the frame mesh assembly while applying downward pressure, the brush may push the assembly down onto the infrared burner. This downward pressure can deform or warp the frame mesh assembly creating cold spots on the burner and preventing gas from igniting in those areas. The unburned gas then causes popping and fluttering noises.

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