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Refrigerator light not working
1. Order replacement board so it's on hand. 2. Unplug appliance or turn off appropriate circuit breaker. 3. Remove all items on top shelf of refrigerator to allow yourself working room. 4. Remove one phillips head screw, at front of control panel bezel. 5. Allow bezel to hang down a little so you can disconnect mu
... Read morelti-pin connector, by squeezing the tabs on opposite sides and pulling down. Note black dot on tab for easier orientation of replacement connector. 6. Gently pull the entire assembly forward to remove. It has two pins that align and hold the back of the assembly to the deck. 7. Place assembly on a table with the control board facing up. 8. Remove plastic push pin that holds protective cover over the control circuit board. 9. Remove temperature control knob by pulling straight out. 10. Push back 2 locking tabs at the front of the control circuit board so it will become loose. 11. Pry up cable tie mount that holds wire bundle to the assembly. 12. Free thermistor wire from it guides and flip over the assembly that is holding the sensor. 13. Peel up the tape holding the wire in the molded groove so wire/sensor can be removed. It is not necessary to remove the tape since you will use it again. 14. Remove the two wires that connect to the door switch at the front left of the assembly. It's a tight fit, but you can remove the spade connectors. 15. Now the circuit board assembly can be removed and set aside. 16. Optional - at this time you can use the continuity tester to verify the door switch is working properly. 17. Now install the new control board by reversing the removal steps.
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Christopher from Sparta, NJ
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Total Repair Time:
30 - 60 mins
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Screw drivers
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Kathy
November 16, 2024
Does this part help keep the coils defrosted so there isn’t ice
For model number GTS18HGNDRWW
Hi Kathy,
Thank you for your question. The main control board does control the functions of the refrigerator, but if the frost is not coming off the coils, you may need to replace the defrost heater and harness, part number PS12744078. We hope this helps!
Hi Shayne, thank you for the question. Yes, it is the main control board with integrated LED lights. We hope this information helps!
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Dan
February 2, 2025
Hello. Rear lower mechanical all seems to be operating okay . Compressor runs, coils were just cleaned and the condenser fan is operating.
My fridge and freezer are about 8-18 degrees warmer than their settings. I want to change the fans but what controls the fans? Can you tell me if this control board controls the freezer/fridge evaporator fans and any other suggestions you have to try and replace. Maybe Temperature sensors also? Thanks.
For model number CYE22TSHJSS
Hello Dan, Thank you for writing. If the fans are running they shouldn't need to be replaced as well as the control board that controls the fans. We suggest testing the Temperature Sensor. The Sensor sends the temperature reading of the compartment to the control board. If you notice your refrigerator is too warm, too cold, or not defrosting properly, then there may be a problem with your sensor. We hope this helps!
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