Questions & Answers for: ge refrigerator overheating bottom

...GE Profile Arctica Top Freezer PTS22SHRARBS. Refrigerator is holding temperature fine one day, and next day it starts to warm up. I unplug and replug over a few days and sometimes it works and ...

GE Profile Refrigerator (Model #20) w/freezer on the bottom The temperature in the freezer is getting warmer. Have had it set at 5 degrees, it is currently 25 degrees. The refrigerator is cooling fine

...bottom of freezer? I've also had computer board problems that cause the freezer fan or the fan by compressor to not run...the coils next to compressor are very easy to get dirty and stop up and cause ...

...overheating. While the refrigerator is unplugged to cool, make sure the condenser is clean. Most causes of compressor overheating are related to a plugged/dirty condenser. Let me know if this helps. ...

GE - SIDE BY SIDE MODEL TFX25JR - Continous HUM Both the Fridge and Freezer still works. The humming or buzzing is coming from the bottom back area of the fridge. Afraid to unplug it, thinking maybe ...

Refrigerator makes a clicking noise consistentlyh If the clicking is coming from the bottom then check to see if the fan is working. If not then the compressor is overheating. If it is then it could ...

...overheating. Anytime there is a restriction in ventilation the evaporator fan will struggle to push the air to the freezer and enough to refrigerator side to maintain safe temperatures. On the bottom ...

...overheating causign electrical fire.)? This is by design. It should be warm. This is where the heat exchanger is located to save space. No worries.... right now it is being over-worked until it ...

...GE Refrigerator Repair General Electric Refrigerator Repair Since your unit "seems to run all the time" some things to check: Has underneath the fridge been cleaned lately? We have a long haired dog ...

...ge model gfs25tgta bb is super hot to touch the space where the doors meet that separates the refrigerator from the freezer all the way down from the top to the bottom. Almost too hot to touch and it ...