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Find repair and more information about the GE Refrigerator PFSF6PKWABB, a bottom freezer style fridge without an ice dispenser, introduced in 2007 and featuring both drawer and door access.

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Can't access the ice dispenser on a ge profile door

I am trying to access the ice dispenser on a ge profile door. It has no trim around it on the outside of the unit and I can’t seem to figure out how to access it to replace it

Update (06/07/2019)

My model number is PFSF6PKWBBB. I have seen an access hole up under the control panel is my only guess. I have tried with a small screwdriver in that hole but can’t find anything up in there that releases it

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Thanks for your help and the link! You showed me the missing piece to the puzzle. Have a great day!

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@jerryval, see my update above.

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Thanks for the help. You made my day…..been trying over a month to figure it out.

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@jerryval You accidentally chose your comment as the solution.

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You typically access the ice door from underneath the control panel. See https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dvbXkCcl... starting at 50 seconds.

If you provide your model number, I might be able to provide more specifics.

UPDATE

Given your model number, your panel cover is held in by tabs:

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To release, you have to insert a small screwdriver in the hole you found and push out on the tab holding the bottom corner of the panel. See the following video, https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6bTbK9Zt..., starting at 1:24 for a demonstration.

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