GE Refrigerator

GE GFE28GYNFS French Door Refrigerator

Model # GFE28GYNFS

The GFE28GYNFS uses door switches and a temperature-monitoring control, so several of its complaints are reported as electronic faults when they are really mechanical. A door alarm that sounds with the doors closed usually means one door is resting on a full bin or a hinge has settled, not that the board has failed.

Hollow or undersized cubes point to water volume: filter age, supply pressure and a partly frozen fill tube in that order. Condensation on the centre mullion is normal in humid weather for short periods; if it persists, the mullion heater circuit and the gaskets are checked by a technician.

Key Features

  • 36-inch standard-depth French door cabinet, listed at 27.7 cu. ft.
  • Fingerprint resistant stainless steel
  • Ice and water dispenser in the left door
  • Electronic temperature controls with a door alarm

Most Common Issues on This Model

01

Door alarm sounding although both doors appear shut

02

Ice maker filling slowly and making hollow cubes

03

Compartment temperatures drifting after a power interruption

04

Condensation on the mullion between the doors

Error Codes Common to This Model

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FAQ

GE GFE28GYNFS French Door Refrigerator FAQ

Look for a bin or item holding a door a few millimetres open, and check that the gasket is not folded. If the doors truly seat and the alarm continues, the door switch is tested next.

More often it is water supply. A filter past its service life, a partly closed supply valve or low household pressure all starve the mould, and the cubes form thin.

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