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Alex WilkinsonJul 31, 2025
What does the prechill test do on a GE GSS20 Refrigerator?
- HhuynhmichelleJul 31, 2025
The Prechill Test starts Prechill mode. The unit returns to normal on its own.
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What does the prechill test do on a GE GSS20 Refrigerator?
The Prechill Test starts Prechill mode. The unit returns to normal on its own.
What does 100% run time mean on a GE GSS20?
The system will be sealed and running 100% of the time. This test times out after 1 hour.
General| Ice Maker | Yes |
|---|---|
| Water Dispenser | Yes |
| Energy Star Certified | Yes |
| Defrost Type | Frost-Free |
| Type | Side-by-Side |
| Color | Stainless Steel |
Overview of 2001 Energy SxS models, including adaptive defrost, new control systems, and improved efficiency.
Follow these instructions for quality installation. Includes steps for moving, positioning, and initial setup.
Crucial safety information on proper grounding procedures for appliance use and to prevent shock hazards.
Details on electrical ratings, thermistor calibration, refrigerant charge, compressor specs, and model list.
Required clearances for proper air circulation around the refrigerator for optimal performance.
Explanation of the alphanumeric codes used in model numbers, including configuration, volume, and features.
Details on parts and labor covered under warranty, including sealed system and lifetime limited warranty.
List of conditions and issues not covered by the GE warranty, such as improper installation or accidental damage.
Describes normal operation, incorrect operation, and the Adaptive Defrost system's cycles and logic.
Detailed explanation of the Cooling, Pre-Chill, Defrost Heater, Dwell, and Post Dwell operations.
Information on dispenser functions, light, lock, liner protection, and filter status indicators.
Details on hinge adjustment, internal airflow, condenser unit, and door closure mechanisms.
Visual representation of inputs like door openings/run time and outputs for cooling/defrost cycles.
Diagrams identifying key components within the freezer and fresh food compartments.
Diagrams showing external components like compressor, condenser fan, and control board.
Step-by-step instructions for removing doors, hinges, gaskets, and handles.
Procedures for removing the control panel, door dispenser panel, and fresh food air damper.
Procedures for removing shelves, drawers, ice makers, and water filter cartridges.
Instructions for disassembling ice crushers, drive motors, solenoids, and evaporators.
Guides to diagnose failures based on compartment conditions and control board voltage checks.
Flowcharts to diagnose issues like incorrect temperatures and complete system failure.
Flowcharts for diagnosing specific component failures like fans, compressor, or damper not operating.
Table correlating thermistor resistance to temperature for diagnostic testing.
Visual identification of components within the freezer and fresh food compartments.
Diagrams showing the location of rear components and the main control board.
Detailed schematics of wiring to the main control board, including connector pinouts.
Wiring diagrams for key components like the ice maker, fans, and defrost system.
Exploded views and part numbers for freezer components like augers, buckets, and deflectors.
Diagrams and part numbers for freezer shelves, slide baskets, and wire bins.
Exploded views and part numbers for fresh food shelves, sliding components, and vegetable pans.
