GE refrigerator not cooling? Check these 5 things first!

Is your GE refrigerator not cooling properly? We know how frustrating it can be to deal with a malfunctioning fridge, but don't worry, we're here to help. In this video, we'll walk you through the top 5 things you should check before calling a technician, so you can potentially fix the problem yourself.

We'll guide you step-by-step through each component, from the evaporator fan motors to the temperature sensor thermistor, and explain what to look for. By the end of this video, you'll have a good understanding of what could be causing your GE refrigerator to stop cooling and be equipped with the knowledge to fix it yourself or explain the issue to a technician.

So don't let a faulty fridge ruin your day. Grab your tools and let's get started on troubleshooting your GE refrigerator.

Part testing videos:
Test temperature sensor (   • How to Test a GE Refrigerator Tempera...  )
Test start relay (   • How to test refrigerator compressor s...  )
Test defrost heater (   • How To Test A Defrost Heater On A Ref...  )
Test defrost thermostat (   • Defrost Thermostats 101: A Complete G...  )

The parts shown in this video with links to full videos:
Fresh Food Evaporator Fan Motor (   • How to replace Fresh Food Evaporator ...  )
Freezer Evaporator Fan Motor (   • How to replace Freezer Evaporator Fan...  )
Compressor Start Relay (   • How to replace Compressor Start Relay...  )
Freezer Defrost Heater (   • How to replace Freezer Defrost Heater...  )
Fresh Food Defrost Heater (   • The ultimate guide to replacing Fresh...  )
Main Control Board (   • How to replace Main Control Board par...  )
Temperature Sensor (Defrost Sensor) (   • GE Fridge Not Cooling? Here's How to ...  )
Condenser Fan Motor (   • The ultimate guide to replacing GE re...  )
Fresh Food Defrost Thermostat (   • How to replace Fresh Food Heater Harn...  )
Freezer Defrost Thermostat (   • How to replace Freezer Heater Harness...  )

The refrigerator shown in this video is model GFE28GYNBFS, but the testing instructions apply to many different part numbers and models of GE refrigerators.

Table of Contents:
0:00 - Intro
0:11 - Evaporator Fan Motors
1:16 - Compressor Start Relay
1:42 - Automatic defrost components
2:41 - Condenser Fan Motor
3:15 - Temperature Sensor Thermistor
3:43 - Where to buy parts
3:55 - Outro

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