GE No frost refrigerator makes Ice
Good day.
Pablo, taking up the theme of my refrigerator, I tell you the following:
See that it has already been running at 100%, the defrosting system works well and turns off completely every certain time, but the problem I have now is that it sweats and drips water towards the bottom, which causes it to fill all the water with all food and fruits and vegetables found in the lower part.
Do you think I have to dispatch it again and verify that the drain is not obstructed or something like that?
I look forward to your kind comment.
Regards!!!
Hello brother, it is good that you check the drain, to see if it is clogged and comment, there goes the shots.
Hello, how about Pablo, I report only to indicate that I have been able to solve my problem.
The drain pipe was clogged and with hot water and blowing it with the help of a hose, all the garbage residues that blocked the drain could escape.
Thanks in advance for the support.
Regards!!
Hello, I tell you that it is not established, that a snack should stop for time, if not for temperature, unless it is for thawing cycle, and some models do it every 6.8, and 12 hours, and well if you do not show, no performance failure everything is fine, in my case it is rare when I perceive mine for, greetings to you from Venezuela.
It is correct, I could already check it well and the compressor stops by the temperature sensor. When it stops I open it and turn it on again, it turns off again and so on. So far it has not failed me, it does not get wet inside and the thermostat fits better to a better range because in mty we are at low temperatures.
Thanks for the help.
Regards!!
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Hello, when reaching the indicated temperature, there is a difference, l of a few degrees in some are + or - 3 degrees depends on the mark and / or graduation, internal of the timer, now I tell you that if the refrigerator is not freezing food, In the refrigerator chamber, everything is fine, suddenly it's making the stops and you don't realize it.
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