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Repair information for the GE Refrigerator GSHL6PHX, a side-by-side refrigerator with an integrated ice dispenser, introduced in 2009 by GE Appliances. This page covers information for model numbers matching the pattern GSHL6PHX****.

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I need to unplug and plug my refrigerator to work.

GE model number: GSHL6PHXBELS

So first time I noticed the freezer temperature went up to 20+ degrees I did the unplug and plug in, it went back to normal, but only for a day or two, the problem comes back, then i have to do it again, and now it stays that way. Please help Thank you!

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Hi,

Can you hear if the evaporator fan in the freezer compartment is running when the temp is 20 F?

The fan should stop when a door is opened and start again when the door (both doors) are shut.

The evaporator fan will be running as long as the compressor is running. Do not confuse this fan with the condenser fan which is located outside the compartments near the compressor and can operate regardless of whether the doors are open or shut.

If you can’t hear the evaporator fan running at all, disconnect the power from the refrigerator and remove the panel at the back of the freezer compartment (from the inside) to see the evaporator unit and the fan.

If the fan is covered in ice there is a defrost problem.

This could be due to a faulty defrost heater, a blocked drain between the freezer compartment and the evaporator pan under the compartments or a faulty control board.

If there is no ice build up at all, reconnect the power to the refrigerator and then manually operate the door switch located in the door jamb. The light in the compartment should go out and the evaporator fan should start to operate. If it doesn’t operate then either the fan is faulty or there is a problem with the power circuit to the fan

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@dayoulin

Bit confused here. Are you asking about the evaporator fan not running or the compressor motor not running?

If the compressor motor is running then the evaporator fan in the freezer compartment should be running.

The evaporator fan will NOT operate when a door is open (either door) so try manually operating the door switch (in the door jamb) with the door open when the compressor is running. The light should turn off and the fan should turn on again.

When it goes into the defrost mode the compressor and the evaporator fan are BOTH turned off and the defrost heater is turned on. When the temp in the freezer compartment reaches ~30 deg.F the defrost thermostat operates to signal the control board to turn the heater off and to restart the compressor and turn on the evaporator fan.

If the compressor is not running after a defrost cycle has ended or when it has to after it has been stopped due to the set temps having been reached and then have risen again etc, it may be the start relay -part #733 Sealed system and motherboard parts diagram more then the run capacitor as the compressor is "running" when it works it may just not be "starting" when it has to.

If the evaporator fan is not running after a defrost cycle etc then the fan or the fan power circuit from the control board needs to be checked.

If they are both OK it may be the control board.

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Thank you for taking your time Jayeff, so what i can insure is the condenser fan is 100% fine, i checked it when it the issue came on, but the evaporator is not spinning, then i opened the panel from freezer, there is only tiny little ice on the heat sink and the heat pipe, so i manually defrosted anyway, clean up, put the cover back on, then it runs good for about a week, then it stopped again, I have to unplug and plug to make it back to normal.

Do you think it could be the defrost thermostat or run capacitor?

da

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