GSL25JFTABS General Electric Refrigerator - Instructions

First I removed the drawer and glass shelf. Then I removed 2 screws from the left slide rail to remove the broke part. I then held the new part in place and screwed it in with the 2 screws. I then put the shelf and drawer back. Also realized I should have ordered the right side because I noticed it was cracked.

Using Nut Driver. Removed about 8 screws, removed all wire plugs. Then removed circuit board from back of freezer Installed new board and wire plugs, connected power cord and turned freezer back on

The lower light shade did not come with the rubbers attached that sit helps the light shade stay in place on the glass and on the back of the fridge. I had to use the old one that was damage.

instrections were great

Replaced the auger. The Parts Select video was excellent, but it continued to make only crushed ice after installing new auger. I took it back apart and removed the crusher blade assembly and discarded them. Now I have cubed ice only but that is what I wanted anyway!

Followed online steps and viewed the video....

After replacing the pump in the back of the fridge with no luck I finally decided that it had to be up front. So I ordered the front cover, Ice maker, a new auger and the water dispenser control. For a semi-novice the whole repair was not complicated, my wife had to provide an extra pair of hands to get the ice maker unplugged from inside the freezer but after that it was smooth sailing. Just make sure you look at the water feed tube in the back of the freezer to determine if it's plugged.

I removed the front panel from water dispensor placing a very small screwdriver in the three small holes under the panel. It came free and then I was able to get to the solenoid and switch easily. However, my problem was not solved. It turned out to be the secondary water valve in the back of the unit, which is also an easy repair. The problem with repairs like this is you don't know if you're buying the right part until after you have installed it. Returning the parts are easy except for electrical parts which they won't take back once unstalled. All the parts were delivered the next day, although it said 3 to 5 business days.

Took out old circuit board and put in new one.Works great now!

Could not have made the repair without the On lIne Instructional Installation Video. The video was extremely informative.

Exactly as the instruction video said. I could have done it without the instructions but I would not have cut a piece off the two water lines and possibly had problems down the road. Also, I may not have figured out the easy way to remove the two lines from the valve body. I believe this is my 3rd time using your process and it's absolutely the best. I won't go anyplace else. Next project is probably replacing the ice maker.

Took old auger out then put new one in. Wasn't that bad at all to install.

The repair was very straight forward. However, there's a step that you need to press in two plastic tabs in order to remove an assembly piece. The video on this site demonstrating the entire repair made that step much easier to accomplish, and lowered the risk of breaking some of the plastic pieces. Overall, I'm very happy with how the repair went. This is an easy repair that anyone should be able to accomplish.

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.