GE Refrigerator not cooling at all:


Reference Model: PFE29PSDASS


Problem: The refrigerator was not cooling in the freezer or refrigerator sections.


Diagnosis:

We pulled the refrigerator out from the wall and removed the rear lower access panel and the compressor was not running at all, but the condenser fan motor that mounts next to the compressor, was running.

Then we checked for 120 volts AC at the two larger wires that go to the compressor invertor board and 120 volts AC was present and on the two smaller wires I was getting 5 volts DC, which means the compressor inverter was the bad part.

Unplug the refrigerator and replace the compressor inverter board.We plugged the refrigerator back in, and the compressor started running. It started to get cold inside the freezer and refrigerator sections.

Here's the compressor inverter board for this model. The inverter board controls the speed of the compressor in order to help the refrigerator operate more efficient: Compressor Inverter WR87X29409.

Here is a picture of the Inverter...


Some GE refrigerator parts for our reference model#

Sensor Thermistor

Refrigerator or freezer temperature sensor, also called a thermistor

Item Number WR55X10025

Fan Motor

Refrigerator evaporator fan motor - If the refrigerator was made between (May 2014 - Mar 2015) with the serial range FF - HD see Q & A

Item Number WR60X26866

Ice Maker

Ice Maker

Item Number WR49X31524

Filter

Water and ice Filter

Item Number RPWFE



General Electric Refrigerator Parts



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