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General| Brand | GE |
|---|---|
| Model | GBSC0 |
| Category | Refrigerator |
| Language | English |
Rapidly cools the refrigerator compartment to quickly cool foods, useful for large loads or after power outages.
Produces 100 to 130 cubes in a 24-hour period, depending on various operating conditions.
Explains how to identify model and serial number components, including brand, configuration, and year of manufacture.
Provides detailed electrical specifications including voltage, frequency, current leakage, and ground path resistance.
Details the components and specifications of the refrigeration system, including compressor and refrigerant charge.
Step-by-step guide to reverse the door swing on single door models, including door removal and reinstallation.
Detailed steps for removing the top door on French door models, including hinge and coupling disconnection.
Procedures for removing the freezer drawer from the refrigerator, including basket and rail disassembly.
Instructions for removing and attaching stainless steel door handles on refrigerator doors.
Instructions for removing and reversing plastic door handles, including tab and fastener details.
Steps for removing and attaching freezer door or drawer handles, covering both stainless steel and plastic types.
How to adjust the temperature settings for the refrigerator and freezer compartments using internal or door controls.
Indicators for replacing the water filter cartridge, including indicator lights and flow rate reduction.
Step-by-step guide for installing a new water filter cartridge, including removal of the old one and flushing.
Guide to access ice and reach the icemaker power switch, including initial setup and water connection.
Instructions on how to use the water dispenser, including dispensing water and locking the controls.
Procedure to replace the light bulb in the freezer compartment, including shield removal.
Procedure to replace the light bulbs in the middle section of the refrigerator, requiring drawer removal.
Explanation of the dispenser lock function, its indicators, and how it prevents accidental dispensing.
Diagram showing component locations within the fresh food compartment for various models.
Diagram illustrating components within the freezer compartment, including the evaporator and icemaker.
Diagram illustrating component locations in the rear view of the appliance, including the compressor and control board.
Identification of connectors and their functions on the main control board for the PFSF2 model.
Details the airflow path and how the electronic damper controls air movement between freezer and fresh food compartments.
Illustrates and labels the key components of the refrigeration system, including evaporator, compressor, and condenser.
Lists the necessary parts for replacing the evaporator using the brazing method, including specialized kits.
Procedures for removing the icemaker assembly from the freezer, including prerequisite component removal.
Steps to remove the evaporator cover to access the evaporator and its related components.
Important safety warnings to follow before and during refrigerant handling, including torch use and protective gear.
Details the defrost heater, its resistance, and the procedure for its removal from the evaporator.
Describes the defrost thermostat's operation and the temperature points at which its contacts open and close.
Describes the overtemperature thermostat's operation and the temperature points at which its contacts open and close.
Provides a chart of thermistor resistance values in kilo-ohms at various temperatures in Fahrenheit and Celsius.
Instructions for accessing and replacing the evaporator thermistor, including connection details.
Explains the function of light thermostats in the freezer and fresh food compartments and their temperature interruption points.
Details the evaporator fan, its AC/DC motor types, and speed control mechanisms utilizing pulse width modulation.
Explains the mounting of the condenser fan and how it draws air through the condenser coils.
Details the DC condenser fan motor speed control and voltage output from the main control board.
Step-by-step instructions for removing the fresh food damper assembly, including cover and harness disconnection.
Instructions for removing the control housing on GBSCO models, including screw locations and harness disconnection.
Steps to remove the air control assembly from the GBSCO control housing, involving damper shaft manipulation.
Detailed steps for removing the damper shaft from the housing, including releasing clips and guides.
Procedure to access the main control board on PFSF2 models, including cover removal and compression tab release.
How to verify the single-speed compressor is running and safety precautions, including pressure equalization.
Describes the routing and operation of water lines to the water valve and from the valve to the icemaker and water tank.
Provides resistance values for the dispenser valve (blue coil) and icemaker valve (red coil).
Instructions for removing the water tank from the refrigerator compartment, including disconnection of tubes.
Steps to remove the water dispenser assembly from the dispenser recess, including interface and shield disconnection.
Procedures for removing the interface, spill shelf, and dispenser shield, noting retaining tabs and wedges.
Explains the operation of the articulating door mullion, its spring-loaded mechanism, and the function of its heater.
Steps to replace the articulating door mullion assembly, involving hinge screw removal and harness disconnection.
Describes the self-closing freezer drawer cam and lever mechanisms that automatically pull the drawer shut.
Instructions for accessing and removing the EMI filter on GBSCO models, located on the left side of the compressor.
Guide to accessing and using the self-diagnosis mode via the temperature display to test components and systems.
Presents test results for aesthetic effects, including chlorine and turbidity reduction, according to NSF/ANSI Standard 42.
Presents test results for health effects, including lead and cyst reduction, according to NSF/ANSI Standard 53.
Step-by-step instructions to enter the icemaker service test mode, involving power switch and feeler arm manipulation.
Detailed wiring schematic for the PFSF2 model, illustrating component connections to the main control board.
Detailed wiring schematic for the GBSCO model, illustrating component connections to the main control board.
Details the warranty coverage, duration, and terms for GE and GE Profile refrigerator models.
Lists items and conditions not covered by the GE warranty, including misuse, accidents, and consequential damages.
Outlines warranty coverage, duration, and terms for Mabe refrigerators purchased by customers in Canada.
Lists exclusions from the warranty for Canadian customers, including installation teaching and damage to finish.
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