Why does my GE refrigerator water dispenser keep freezing up?
Why does my GE refrigerator water dispenser keep freezing up?
This is a fairly common problem for the water dispenser line in the GE and other side-by-side refrigerators to freeze. It seems there is an issue with the insulation inside the door taking on too much moisture so it doesn’t insulate the line well enough to keep it from freezing.
What causes ice maker water line to freeze?
Clogged Water Lines Water lines won’t be able to deliver the proper flow of water to your ice machine if the line is plugged by mineral content or too small. The winter months can lead to frozen water lines, which is one of the most common ice maker problems caused by cold weather.
Why is my GE fridge not dispensing water?
On models with a water filter, a clogged or partially clogged filter will result in no water or slow running water from the refrigerator dispenser. Please change the filter. We recommend replacing the water filter every 6 months.
Why does my refrigerator water filter keep freezing?
Make sure it’s not blocked by any package or plastic. If you find that the diffuser is not opening or closing I recommend calling a service technician to repair your refrigerator. is installed on the filter housing. If the filter cover is left off or missing this could cause the filter to freeze and break.
Why does my GE ice maker freeze up?
A refrigerator ice maker that freezes up can be caused by a frozen ice maker fill tube, faulty water inlet valve, too low freezer temperature setting, or a water filter that needs replacing.
How do you reset a GE refrigerator water dispenser?
Press and hold the dispensers lock and auto light buttons at the same time until the filter status indicator starts to flash.
How do I reset GE water dispenser?
How do I reset my GE refrigerator water?
Refrigerator – Water Filter Indicator Light Will Not Shut Off. After you change the water filter, the RESET WATER FILTER button must be pressed and held down for 3 seconds until the red light goes off. On some models the light goes out and on others it will turn green; either is considered normal.