To Next PageTo Next PageWhy my GE 22 Series Refrigerator produces small or hollow ice cubes?
If your GE refrigerator is producing small or hollow ice cubes, it's likely that the water filter is clogged. Replace the filter cartridge with a new one or with a plug.
What does amber light on GE Refrigerator filter mean?
If the Filter Status Indicator LED on your GE Refrigerator turns amber, it indicates that the filter is reaching its expired state. Press the Filter Status pad to see the remaining filter life.
How to fix GE Refrigerator door not closing properly?
If your GE Refrigerator door isn't closing properly, it could be that the door gasket on the hinge side is sticking or folding over. Apply petroleum jelly on the face of the gasket to resolve this.
What does it mean when the Filter Status Indicator LED turns red on my GE 22 Series?
When the Filter Status Indicator LED turns red on your GE refrigerator, it means the filter has expired. Press the Filter Status pad to show remaining filter life. When a new filter is detected (after replacement), the Filter Status LED will flash 16 times and then remain off to indicate successful replacement.
Why do GE 22 Series Refrigerator ice cubes have an odor or taste?
If your GE refrigerator's ice cubes have an odor or taste, the ice storage bin may need cleaning. Empty and wash the bin, discarding old cubes. Also, food may be transmitting odor or taste to the ice cubes, so wrap foods well.
What to do if GE Refrigerator compartment is too warm?
If your GE refrigerator or freezer compartment is too warm, the temperature control might not be set cold enough. In warm weather or if the door is opened frequently, set the temperature control one step colder. Also, check to see if a package is holding the door open.
How to eliminate bad odor from GE 22 Series?
To eliminate odor from your GE refrigerator, ensure foods with strong odors are tightly wrapped. If the odor persists, the interior may need cleaning.
Why is the cube dispenser not working on my GE Refrigerator?
If the cube dispenser on your GE refrigerator isn't working, the icemaker or water supply might be turned off (turn them on). Ice cubes could be frozen to the icemaker feeler arm (remove them), an item might be blocking the ice chute (remove it), irregular ice clumps might be present (break them up), the freezer may be too warm (adjust the control to a colder setting), or the dispenser might be LOCKED (press and hold the Lock pad for 3 seconds).
Why there is water on the kitchen floor from GE Refrigerator?
If there's water on your kitchen floor or at the bottom of the freezer from your GE refrigerator, it could be due to cubes jammed in the chute. Use a wooden spoon to poke the ice through.
Why is my GE 22 Series Refrigerator not producing water or ice cubes?
If your GE refrigerator isn't producing water or ice cubes, the supply line or shutoff valve might be clogged. The water filter could also be clogged (replace it or remove it and install a plug). The dispenser might be locked (press and hold the LOCK button for 16 seconds), or the filter might not be properly installed (replace it or ensure it's correctly installed).
General| Energy Star Certified | Yes |
|---|---|
| Ice Maker | Optional |
| Water Dispenser | No |
| Type | Top Freezer |
| Defrost Type | Frost Free |
| Color | White |
| Shelves | Adjustable Glass |
| Crispers | 2 |
Guidelines for safe electrical connection, appliance disposal, and refrigerant handling.
Precautions for handling flammable refrigerants, including installation, operation, and disposal.
Explains the control panel, temperature settings, and features like TurboCool, Door Alarm, and Filter Status.
Instructions for installing, replacing, and using the XWFE water filter cartridge.
Guidance on managing shelves, bins, doors, and crisper drawers for optimal use and maintenance.
Details on operating the automatic icemaker and using the ice and water dispenser.
Guidelines for cleaning exterior surfaces, including fingerprint-resistant finishes and stainless steel.
Instructions for cleaning the refrigerator interior, preventing odors, and preparing for absences.
Procedure for replacing LED lighting components in the refrigerator and freezer compartments.
Pre-installation checks, required tools, safety precautions, and steps for safely moving the appliance.
Guidance on positioning, leveling the appliance, and connecting the water supply line.
Explanation of normal sounds like hums, whooshes, clicks, and water noises during operation.
Guides users through common refrigerator issues like leaks, temperature problems, and dispenser malfunctions.
Details warranty coverage for refrigerator parts, labor, and what is not covered by the warranty.
Details the limited warranty specific to the XWFE water filter cartridge.
Guidance on using the GE Appliances website for support, scheduling service, and ordering parts.
