GE Fridge-Freezer Service Bulletins

Diagnosing a Frozen Internal Dispenser Water Tank

The stainless-steel door may appear lower on the handle side than the hinge side. Some doors on bottom freezer models may contact or rub each other when in the closed position.

Water may be found on the floor around the front of some refrigerator models originating from pooled water on the refrigerator floor and/or ice build up on the freezer floor. During inspection of either compartment containing water or ice, foam may be discovered in the drain opening.

The temperature settings or dispenser options may change without any interaction from the user. Random beeping may also occur from the dispenser board.

Frost may appear around or near the freezer drawer. The freezer gasket may be out of the retainer of the freezer drawer. A gasket out of the retainer can be pushed back into place, but the gasket ribs may not be able to firmly grab the retainer and come back out.

Some frost or moisture may be visible in the freezer compartment A gap may be found between case flange and liner.

One of three flashing and beeping errors may appear on the control panel of some ice machines. No fault may be found with the components associated with the displayed error code but still cause the appliance to stop ice production.

lashing Error Code and No Ice Production

The freezer may stop producing ice. When an icemaker calls for water, water may pass through the water valve but may not reach the filter manifold.

The stainless-steel door may appear lower on the handle side than the hinge side. Some doors on bottom freezer models may contact or rub each other when in the closed position.