CSS25USWCSS Hotpoint Refrigerator - Instructions

I removed the light and cover, then removed the lower vent cover. This required a bit of pinching and pulling. Then I removed the Fresh Food Air Inlet Cover. I looked inside and saw that the flap/dampener was unseated and flopping around. That would explain why all the cold air was coming in from my freezer and freezing the food in my fridge. Replaced old with new, plugged in, reinstalled all covers, and Voila! My fridge is working correctly again. Thanks to the first review which was the one I followed. And Thanks to PartsSelect!

my cousin did it for me... he did it for me last time this happened which was exactly 2 years ago...too bad they don't make things like they used to years ago...

We first read that we should thoroughly clean the coils which we did. They were very dirty, full of dust. This seemed to help for a couple days then the hot and cold started up again and was even worse. We did some research on the internet and all indications led us to change the main control board. We found PartSelect ordered the part, received it super fast (within 2 days), changed the part in less than 15 mins and our refrigerator works like new. No trouble since the repair. Saved a lot of time and money doing the repair ourselves.

I just followed the recent reviews and instructions from previous customers.basically un screw 4 Phillips head screws that hold the bottom of ice tray. Maneuver old driver cup out and replace with the new driver cup.

Remove the outside tray by removing the four screws. remove the screw attaching the crush lever but do not remove the lever. Remove the crush lever from the crushing head by disconnecting the hooked end.the On top there are two clips that are pop outs attaching the end of the ice maker to the tray Releasing the two clips was very difficult.(poor design shoould of used screws)I put two table knives one thru each of the slots. This allow me to force the head assembly out of the housing bracket. once that was done I remove the broken cup and installed the new part. Slid everything back together. Ensure the crush lever is properly aligned when you reinstall the screw. Install the bottom housing with the four screws and you should be good to go.

Parts easily snap onto the freezer drawers, that easy!

Being a General Contractor with 35 years experience, I have a lot of experience building and fixing homes. I watched the video on your website, and got my tools out and completed the job. I highly would highly recommend your website for parts & customer service.

Remove ice tray, turn off ice maker lever, then remove what's left of old Stripper Arm. Then align the Stripper Arm tab (one with hole in it on right) with 1/4" long cylindrical metal peg. Holding peg in Stripper Arm hole, guide the left hand side tab into the groove on the Icemaker housing. Make sure the tines of the Stripper Arm are on top of the Icemaker metal body. Assuming you keep the peg in the hole and the left side plastic tab into the groove on the Icemaker body, you should be good to go. Turn Icemaker lever back on, then insert ice tray. You should hear the first batch of ice cubes start to drop within a few minutes. Enjoy!

killed power-gently pried out old switch using two screw drivers-replaced faulty switch-and tested OK.

I used the repair video supplied on line. I followed it step by step and the repair was made quickly and easily. Best of all I saved the expensive cost of a repairman.

We remove the littl rubber part at the back of the ice maker the part that holds the ice, now everything is flowing and moving like brand new :)

Gentlemen,

Many thanks for the help in repairing my GE refrigerator. From the web site and videos, I determined the problem with the flapper on my ice maker was a bad solenoid. I ordered the part from you then followed the step by step instructions to install it. It made what seemed to be an intimidating job rather easy.

Thanks again,

Gary Schafer

Remove the shelves then remove the back by removing the two screws at the top of the panel. Locate the temperature sensor on top of the coil. Cut the wires and replace with the new one. Use wire nuts and electrical tape to reconnect the wires.

Went to GE website and researched the problem for the model, determined that it was 90% sure it was the Ice maker, I ordered it and it arrived the next day, installed it and it began working immediately,

Took apart freezer door dispenser mechanism and replaced solenoid assembly in its entirity. Easy fix once the fix to the problem was identified.