Why does the control panel turn off when setting controls on my GE Dishwasher?
If the control panel lights go off while setting controls, it means too much time has passed between touching the selected buttons. Each pad must be touched within 30 seconds of the others. To relight the panel, touch any pad again or open the door and unlock it (for top control models).
What to do if my GE Refrigerator is not working?
If your GE Refrigerator isn't working, first ensure it's properly plugged into the outlet. Check the fuse or circuit breaker and replace or reset if necessary. If the refrigerator is in defrost cycle, wait about 30 minutes for it to end. Also, make sure the temperature controls are not set to OFF. Finally, check if the refrigerator is in showroom mode; if so, unplug it and plug it back in.
What to do if my GE Refrigerator ice dispenser doesn't work?
If the ice dispenser on your GE Refrigerator isn't working, first check if the ice maker is turned on and the water supply is connected. Remove any ice cubes frozen to the ice maker feeler arm. Clear any items blocking the ice chute inside the top door bin of the freezer. Break up any irregular ice clumps with fingertip pressure and discard the remaining clumps. If the freezer is too warm, adjust the freezer control to a colder setting, one position at a time, until clumps do not form. Finally, ensure the dispenser is not LOCKED by pressing and holding the LOCK CONTROLS pad for 3 seconds.
Why does my GE Profile Refrigerator water dispenser not work?
Your GE Refrigerator water dispenser may not be working because the water supply line is turned off or not connected. Also, the water filter might be clogged, so replace the filter cartridge or remove the filter and install a plug. Air may be trapped in the water system; press the dispenser arm for at least two minutes to resolve this. Ensure the dispenser is not LOCKED by pressing and holding the LOCK CONTROLS pad for 3 seconds.
Why does my GE Refrigerator have frost on frozen food?
Frost or ice crystals on frozen food in your GE Refrigerator can occur if the door is left open, or due to too frequent or too long door openings.
Why is water spurting from GE Profile Refrigerator dispenser?
If water is spurting from your GE Refrigerator dispenser, it's likely due to a newly-installed filter cartridge. Run water from the dispenser for 3 minutes (about one and a half gallons) to resolve this.
How to turn off beeping at end of cycle on GE Dishwasher?
The dishwasher beeps twice at the end of the cycle, which is normal. To turn off this double beep indicator (or re-activate it if it was previously turned off), press the Dry Boost pad 5 times within 3 seconds. A triple beep will sound to indicate the end-of-cycle beep option has been turned on or off.
How to remove black marks from dishes in GE Dishwasher?
Black or gray marks on dishes are typically caused by aluminum utensils rubbing against them. Remove these marks with a mild, abrasive cleaner.
Why does my GE Dishwasher beep every minute?
The beeping every minute is a reminder that your dishwasher door has been left open during operation. It will continue beeping until you press Start and close the door.
What to do if GE Dishwasher control panel works but it doesn't fill with water?
If the control panel responds but the dishwasher doesn't fill with water, first ensure the door is completely closed. Check that the water valve (usually located under the sink) is turned on. Also, the flood float may be stuck; remove the Ultra-Fine filter and lightly tap the piece under it that looks like a salt shaker, then replace the filter.
General| Brand | GE |
|---|---|
| Model | Profile Series |
| Category | Refrigerator |
| Language | English |
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Information on how to get service and support from GE.
List of languages the manual is available in.
Use appliance only for its intended purpose as described in the manual.
Proper grounding, outlet usage, and cord handling for electrical safety.
Prevent children from climbing or standing on shelves.
Take off doors and leave shelves in place when discarding.
Ensure CFC refrigerant is removed by a qualified servicer for proper disposal.
Proper grounding, outlet types, and cord connection procedures.
Recommendations and precautions regarding the use of adapter plugs.
Proper alignment and handling of adapter plugs to avoid damage.
Against use, but specifies UL-listed, 3-wire, 15-amp, 120-volt cords.
Recommended initial settings for fresh food and freezer controls.
Function and operation of the fresh food temperature control.
Function and operation of the freezer temperature control.
Explanation of how the refrigerator manages energy saving.
Methods for testing and adjusting fresh food and freezer temperatures.
Information on how packaging and temperatures affect food preservation.
Instructions for removing and replacing adjustable shelves.
Information on Quick Serve™ dishes and their safe usage.
Description of the spillproof shelf and its benefits.
Maintenance and tips for fruit and vegetable drawers.
How to adjust humidity levels for fruits and vegetables.
Features and operation of the convertible meat drawer.
Step-by-step guide for removing storage drawers.
Instructions for removing the shelf located above the top drawer.
How to remove drawers when the fresh food compartment door cannot open fully.
Features and adjustments for bins on the fresh food compartment door.
Information on using the juice can rack in the freezer compartment.
Details on removable wine rack, quick space shelf, and freezer baskets.
Instructions for releasing and washing ice cubes from trays.
Information on available icemaker accessory kits and water supply kits.
Details on the optional water filter accessory and its installation.
Newly installed refrigerators may take 8-12 hours to start making ice.
How to position the feeler arm for ice production and avoid damage.
Advice to discard the first few batches of ice for water line flushing.
How to select cubes, crushed ice, or water and use the dispenser.
Instructions for cleaning the spill shelf to reduce water spotting.
Steps for removing and replacing the ice storage bin.
Add ice before beverage to prevent splashing and switch binding.
Tips to prevent jams from overfilling, narrow glasses, or foreign objects.
Explanation of occasional crushed ice when selecting cubes and snow in the chute.
How to clean the spill shelf and dispenser pad.
Methods for cleaning and maintaining door handles and trim.
Using appropriate cleaners and cloths for the outside of the refrigerator.
Using baking soda for odors and cleaning interior surfaces.
Maintaining door gaskets and cleaning the freezer drain opening.
Instructions for moving the unit and cleaning condenser coils and base grille.
Steps for unplugging and preparing the refrigerator for extended absence.
Securing components and ensuring the refrigerator remains upright during transport.
Steps to replace the upper light bulb in the fresh food compartment.
Steps to replace lower light bulbs in the fresh food compartment.
Instructions for replacing the light bulb in the freezer compartment.
Requirements for connecting a water supply to the icemaker.
Guidelines for selecting an appropriate location for the refrigerator.
Specifications for side, top, back, and door clearances for installation.
Three key purposes of the refrigerator rollers.
Step-by-step guide to adjusting the roller screws for proper leveling.
Precautions against water damage, water hammer, and improper connections.
Advice on avoiding freezing temperatures for icemaker tubing.
List of tools and materials needed for water line installation.
Procedure for turning off the main water supply before installation.
Detailed instructions for installing a saddle-type shutoff valve.
Steps for routing copper tubing and connecting it securely to the shutoff valve.
Procedures for turning on water and flushing the tubing to clear impurities.
Steps for connecting the water tubing to the refrigerator's water valve.
Setting the icemaker feeler arm and initial operation conditions.
Explains humming, fan, and sizzling/popping sounds during operation and defrost.
Describes gurgling, cracking, and buzzing noises from refrigerant, coils, and icemaker.
Addresses issues like defrost cycle, control settings, unplugging, or tripped breakers.
Explains normal operation for modern refrigerators, initial cooldown, and loading.
Common causes like temperature settings, cleaning needs, and normal cycling.
Solutions for vibration due to roller adjustment or dish placement.
Addresses compartments being too warm due to settings, door openings, or defrost.
Causes and solutions for frost or ice crystals on frozen food.
Addresses ice bin cleaning, food odors, and interior cleanliness.
Troubleshooting for icemaker, water supply, and ice cube clumping issues.
Solutions for poor water taste and dispenser not working due to supply or air in lines.
Causes and solutions for odors, moisture on exterior, and condensation inside.
Troubleshooting for non-working interior lights and doors not closing properly.
Addresses water on the floor, clogged drains, and normal hot air expulsion.
CAMCO and Dealer warranties for parts and labor in the first year.
CAMCO warranty for sealed refrigerating system parts for the subsequent four years.
Conditions for warranty validity, service requirements, and legal rights.
Coverage for parts and labor over one year, five years, and lifetime.
Items and conditions not covered by the GE refrigerator warranty.
Information on specific legal rights that may vary by state.
Contact numbers for general inquiries, in-home repair, and special needs service.
Information on purchasing service contracts and ordering parts/accessories.
Steps to take if unsatisfied with service received from GE.
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