BSS25JFTBWW General Electric Refrigerator - Instructions

We have put up with this noise for several years and finally couldn't take it anymore. After research on the internet and reading about other folks solving the problem by replacing the main board, I ordered the main board and replaced it. That was a week ago. It has been a week blessed with SILENCE from the refrigerator. Hallelujah!!! It was an easy (if expensive) fix and the instructions were spot on. Anyone have a use for a defective main board?

Removed the ice bucket.... 2) Removed the auger from the ice bucket... 3) replace the auger with new auger... 4) installed the auger in the ice bucket... 5) placed the ice bucket back in the freezer.

We watched the video on your web site and was very helpful. We ordered the part from your site was here very quickly. It took us about Fifteen minutes to replace. Saved us alot of money. Thanks so much for all your help.

it was easy the only thing was i had to cut old harness to remove 2 wires that went to coil that had to go back in the new harness other then that a peice of cake.

Everything went really smooth. Just watched the video on the computer. Took it apart and put it back together with no problems at all.

Watched the utube video on repair then followed it during repair. That made it easy

Watched à video provided at your website. Removed te cover then removed 4 screws holding the control panel' snapped out the old flap and inserted the new one.

watched the video on your site for instructions and went from there. The removal of the actual dispenser cover from the unit was a bit hard, but once I got it out, things went easy from there. Set the unit out overnight to ensure the plastic was pliable and did not crack.

I reviewed several You Tube repair videos. Not all of them were correct even though my model and brand were specifically mentioned in the videos. Use You Tube with a grain of salt. After sifting through the you tubes, I distilled the information by looking for consistencies. The most inconsistent information was on how to remove the plastic bezels. Once that was figured out, the repair was very easy. Upon removal, I inspected the solenoid. It was very rusted and was no longer capable of pulling the mechanism closed after it had (successfully) opened the flap. The new solenoid fixed the problem in a flash.

I ordered a replacement auger from PartsSelect. I disassembled the ice maker bucket and replaced the auger. The most difficult part was removing the plastic housing around the ice crusher. The parts snap together, so I used a couple of thin screwdriver blades to slip them apart. The repair required disassembling quite a few parts. I had to take careful note of the position of each part and the order in which each was removed.

Remove items from Freezer, remove panel and defrost condensor coils (most time consuming part of the job). Defrost Heater is held in with two screws and two electrical connectors (remove by hand or with pliers). It's worth replacing the Defrost theromostat and Defrost heater at the same time. Only cost $60 for the two parts and will ensure you have the fix. Use the "outdoor" wire nuts when splicing in the Defrost thermostat, that will ensure you don't have any issues with moisture at the splice. When defrosting the condensor coils, soak up water as the catch tray won't hold the volume of water that will melt off the coils.

Very easy, unscrew and re-screw new filter in..

I can't tell you how luck I feel after finding your website I ordered the temperature sensor after watching one of your videos on-line and the repair went just as on the video. I pulled the "bad" sensor out, and replaced it with the new one. Keep in mind that this is the first time I ever touch an appliance, needless to say I'm feeling pretty good about that! All in all it took me about 20 minutes to complete my repair and it now has been about 4 days and the refrigerator is working like new again!

Main Control Board not grounding compressor circuit. Jumped compressor to mak sure it would run. Compressor ran fine control board malfunctioning. Diagnosis was the hard part. Installing the board was very easy.

I received the Part and took the Disassembled the Ice Auger which moves the ice to the crusher. I did not see the Email instructions until I tried to put the new part together and had not taken a picture of it before I Disassembled it. I found out the Ice crusher did not work so I tried to look for information on the Partselect.com web site. I finally went to the Store where I bought the refrigerator and they sent me to there warehouse where there were similar refrigerators. I took pictures and then after looking at the good unit I was able to put it together and it worked fine. I wish the Email would have notified me sooner and I would not have had so much difficulty. A picture is worth a thousand words.