GE (PSS26MSRSS) Side by Side Refrigerator "plastic melt freezing temp" Questions

...melt the ice ( hot water also helps ) . When you see the drain , ( could be obvious obstruction from plastic ) , use a small hose inserted into the hole , to blow thru , to remove any unseen debris ...

...the water has no place to go except into the refer interior. Unload the freezer, remove the bottom plastic plate, let the ice melt, unclog the tube, put everything back together and you're good to

...melt from around the fan. This is a known design fault. It is easy to dismantle the plastic cover and defrost the frozen fan with a hair dryer, this way the fridge will only be off for about an hour ...

...melt like putting a frozen ham in the refrigerator to dethaw the fan in the freezer is not working to blow the cold air in the freezer you need a new fan you need a repair man it will cost you $300 ...

...then set all the controls for normal and plug back in. Make sure you do not leave the unit plugged in or sometimes the little door light can get so hot it may melt the plastic lining in the

...temp element that I need to look at? My impression is that the defrost cycle is coming on too often or staying on too long. Any ideas? Jerry Defrost cycles normally are timed for 8 or 12 hour cycles. ...

plastic wall. Melt ice totally with hair dryer. See defrost heater at bottom of coils. If good it will read 50 to 200 ohms. If bad it will read infinite ohms. If my guessing is right, it will read bad

...melt. Then remove the freezer panel inside and locate and replace the little plastic tube like part that is zip tied to the expansion tubing. It should have 2 brown wires coming out of the plastic ...

...plastic water line, with an inline connector about 4-5" from where the line comes out the bottom of the door. this is normally a blue push-in type connector. On this connector, you will see two white ...

...melt out the ice with a hair dryer and then unblock the drain,i use a steamer to do this,they cost around 50 bucks,the drain line is plastic so you don't want to go sticking anything down the line ...