General Electric Fridge Repair

If you have General Electric fridge troubles, you will probably need to call a fridge service to repair it. But if you have some time, you can first try to manage the problems yourself. Here you have some tips for dealing with the most common reasons for General Electric fridges not cooling. To indicate the problem with the condenser fan motor, first examine the fan blade for blockage, check if it’s able to spin. If no, the motor must be changed. If they spin freely, check the fan motor for continuity. Replace it if there’s no continuity. The procedure is similar for evaporator fan motor examination. To ensure that the thermostat is running, turn it from the first to the last position – you must hear a “click” sound. Otherwise, check the thermostat for continuity and if this is the issue, replace it. It’s not difficult to deal with condenser coils – just make sure there isn’t any dirt on them. Clean them if necessary. To examine the start relay, you’ll need to check it for continuity between the run and start terminal sockets. Change the relay in case there’s no continuity. It goes without saying that General Electric fridge is a complicated machine and there may be lots of other reasons for its breakdown. So the best way is to entrust the troubleshooting to an expert. Contact our service and have your fridge repaired in no time.