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Fridge too warm

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Light not working

16%

Freezer section too warm

11%

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9%

Freezer not defrosting

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Frost buildup

3%

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1%

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CASE PARTS Diagram and Parts List for GFE29HSDCSS  General Electric Refrigerator
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FRESH FOOD DOOR Diagram and Parts List for GFE29HSDCSS  General Electric Refrigerator
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CASE PARTS Diagram and Parts List for GFE29HSDCSS  General Electric Refrigerator
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FREEZER DOOR Diagram and Parts List for GFE29HSDCSS  General Electric Refrigerator
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FREEZER SECTION Diagram and Parts List for GFE29HSDCSS  General Electric Refrigerator
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FRESH FOOD DOOR Diagram and Parts List for GFE29HSDCSS  General Electric Refrigerator
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FRESH FOOD SECTION Diagram and Parts List for GFE29HSDCSS  General Electric Refrigerator
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FRESH FOOD SHELVES Diagram and Parts List for GFE29HSDCSS  General Electric Refrigerator
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How often should this fan run and what voltage supply the fan
PAUL For model number GFE29HSDCSS - March 8, 2023

Hello Paul, Thank you for your inquiry. The condenser fan should only run when the compressor runs to cool the refrigerator, and the compressor only should have to run occasionally throughout the day to maintain the temperature. It should normally be getting 120 volts to the fan. We hope this helps.

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What components sends a signal to the condenser fan and how to troubleshoot the fan
PAUL For model number GFE29HSDCSS - March 8, 2023

Hello Paul, Thank you for your inquiry. The condenser fan is signaled by the temperature sensor, the thermostat, the compressor, and condenser coils. First check the condenser coils to see if they are dirty, and then pull out the condenser fan to see if the blade turns freely. You can test the condenser fan with a multimeter. The readings can differ from model to model so check your manual for the correct readings. Good luck with your repair.

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