crwdns2934243:0crwdne2934243:0 Matt Zieminski

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I have a PFE28RSHCSS GE Profile French Door Refrigerator.

I am having an issue with the top part intermittently not cooling.  I would say that 80-90% of the time it is cooling properly.

Occasionally, I will open the top and it will not be cool and there will be condensation on pretty much everything.  If I reset the cooling unit in the settings or unplug the refrigerator, it kicks back on and cools properly.  It occasionally requires me to do this twice.

The freezer part has never had a single issue and is cooling properly at all times.

I've read through a few other posts and it SEEMS like it would be the Fresh Food Evaporator Fan, part 716 here:

https://www.geapplianceparts.com/store/parts/ModelSectionParts/PFE28RSHCSS/8/0/0/0/FRESH_FOOD_SECTION

But, I am not totally certain given that it works most of the time.  Is there a way to test this further to ensure that it is the evaporator fan?

Is it likely that it would be something else, or is it a very good chance it is this fan?

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GE Profile Bottom Freezer Cool, Top Refrigerator NOT!

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I have a PFE28RSHCSS GE Profile French Door Refrigerator.

I am having an issue with the top part intermittently not cooling.  I would say that 80-90% of the time it is cooling properly.

Occasionally, I will open the top and it will not be cool and there will be condensation on pretty much everything.  If I reset the cooling unit in the settings or unplug the refrigerator, it kicks back on and cools properly.  It occasionally requires me to do this twice.

The freezer part has never had a single issue and is cooling properly at all times.

I've read through a few other posts and it SEEMS like it would be the Fresh Food Evaporator Fan, part 716 here:

https://www.geapplianceparts.com/store/parts/ModelSectionParts/PFE28RSHCSS/8/0/0/0/FRESH_FOOD_SECTION

But, I am not totally certain given that it works most of the time.  Is there a way to test this further to ensure that it is the evaporator fan?

Is it likely that it would be something else, or is it a very good chance it is this fan?

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crwdns2934241:0crwdne2934241:0 Josh Brasel

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GE Profile Bottom Freezer Cool, Top Refrigerator NOT!

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I have a PFE28RSHCSS GE Profile French Door Refrigerator.

I am having an issue with the top part intermittently not cooling.  I would say that 80-90% of the time it is cooling properly.

Occasionally, I will open the top and it will not be cool and there will be condensation on pretty much everything.  If I reset the cooling unit in the settings or unplug the refrigerator, it kicks back on and cools properly.  It occasionally requires me to do this twice.

The freezer part has never had a single issue and is cooling properly at all times.

I've read through a few other posts and it SEEMS like it would be the Fresh Food Evaporator Fan, part 716 here:

https://www.geapplianceparts.com/store/parts/ModelSectionParts/PFE28RSHCSS/8/0/0/0/FRESH_FOOD_SECTION

But, I am not totally certain given that it works most of the time.  Is there a way to test this further to ensure that it is the evaporator fan?

Is it likely that it would be something else, or is it a very good chance it is this fan?

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