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General| Brand | GE |
|---|---|
| Model | GFE29HS |
| Category | Refrigerator |
| Type | French Door |
| Refrigerator Capacity | 18.6 cu. ft. |
| Ice Maker | Yes |
| Water Dispenser | Yes |
| Energy Star Certified | Yes |
| Color | Stainless Steel |
| Width | 35.75 in. |
| Depth | 36.25 in. |
Explains the meaning of each character in the refrigerator model number.
Details how to interpret the month and year of manufacture from the serial number.
Details electrical ratings, thermistor resistance, and overload protection.
Provides details on compressor capacity and operating parameters.
Illustrates the airflow path within the fresh food and freezer compartments.
Instructions for safe use of the power cord and proper grounding.
Recommendations for optimal refrigerator location based on temperature and floor support.
Specifies the necessary space around the refrigerator for proper installation and airflow.
Steps for correctly reinstalling the fresh food doors after servicing.
Instructions for changing the refrigerator compartment temperature on Style A controls.
Instructions for changing the freezer compartment temperature on Style A controls.
Steps to adjust refrigerator and freezer temperatures on Style C controls.
Explains how the hands-free autofill feature works using sensors.
Details the precise dispensing of water in various measurements.
Function of the button to adjust fresh food compartment temperature.
How to activate TurboFreeze to quickly restore freezer temperatures.
How to activate TurboCool to quickly restore fresh food temperatures.
How to lock and unlock the dispenser and temperature controls.
How to turn the dispenser light on or off.
Instructions for uploading personal photos to the refrigerator display.
Covers connected home features, filter reset, ice maker, door alarm, and sound control.
Details on Demo Mode and Sabbath Mode operations.
Alerts when freezer or fresh food doors are left open.
How to reset the water filter indicator after replacement.
How to lock and unlock dispenser and temperature controls.
How to turn the dispenser light on or off.
How to adjust the freezer compartment temperature.
How to adjust the fresh food compartment temperature.
How to turn ice makers on or off on select models.
How to activate TurboCool for rapid refrigerator cooling.
Instructions for removing and reinstalling the dispenser tray for cleaning.
Key information regarding ice dispensing, chute issues, and overflow.
Guidance on when to replace the water filter and the procedure for replacement.
Detailed instructions for properly installing a new water filter cartridge.
Explanation of the filter bypass plug's function and installation method.
Steps to access ice and remove the ice bucket from the icemaker assembly.
Information about where additional ice storage is located within the freezer compartment.
Description of the initial screen displayed after the refrigerator powers up.
Steps for adjusting compartment temperatures and changing display units (°F to °C).
Diagram identifying key components within the fresh food compartment.
Detailed view of the fresh food evaporator showing heater, thermistor, and thermostat.
Diagram identifying key components within the freezer compartment.
Diagram showing main control board, compressor, and other rear-mounted components.
Detailed listing of each connector (J1-J14) and the components they connect to.
Identifies connectors (J3-J5) on the Door Board and their associated components.
Details connectors (J2-J7) and sensor sections on the Dispenser Board.
Diagram and explanation of refrigerant flow for freezer cooling.
Describes normal fan operation, compressor behavior, and dispenser functions.
Explanation of the liner protection mode controlled by door open timers.
Details on Pull Down, Cooling Operation, and Defrost cycles.
Explanation of the pre-chill cycle before freezer heated defrost.
Details the fresh food only heated defrost cycle and its timing.
Describes the dwell cycle that occurs after defrost heaters turn off.
Explains the post-dwell cycle and its termination conditions.
Summarizes pull down, cooling, and various defrost cycle operations.
Instructions for removing the hinge cover and placing it in a service position.
Explains the function of door switches and how to replace them.
Table showing temperature set points and corresponding mode availability.
Instructions for removing and replacing the deli pan circuit board.
Table showing resistance values for various temperatures.
Identifies the location of fresh food and freezer air thermistors.
Instructions for removing the main display assembly and associated components.
Steps to remove the funnel from the dispenser recess.
Explains the freeze, harvest, and water fill cycles for icemaker operation.
Instructions for using service diagnostic mode to test icemaker functions.
Lists the various functions controlled by the main control board.
Describes the location and mounting of the main control board within the refrigerator.
Lists diagnostic modes for dispenser, system versions, and temperature units.
Diagnostic tests for various thermistors, humidity sensor, and flowmeters.
Tests for cycling duct doors, dampers, and other mechanical components.
Tests for FF, FZ, Condenser, Ice Box, and Deli/QC fans, including duty cycle.
Diagnostic tests for defrost heaters, ice port heater, and water valves.
Tests for compressor relay and IMX power relay.
Tests to read the status of fresh food and freezer doors and drawer inputs.
Tests for hot water level switches 1 and 2.
Tests for over current flags, recess heater, and gasket heater.
Tests for cooling functions and interior lights.
Tests for defrost heaters with thermistor feedback.
Tests for FF and FZ cooling, controlling fans, valve, and compressor.
Tests for icemaker heaters and full cycle operations.
Details the replacement policy for various parts and labor during the warranty period.
Lists conditions and damages that are not covered by the GE warranty.
Information on implied warranties and consumer legal rights.
