GSL25JFPABS General Electric Refrigerator - Instructions

Changed after watching U-Tube instructions. Faced trouble with the magnet assembly, had to redo it again, and it worked.

The adapter made the cord a bit long but other than that it was great!!!

I took everything off the shelf,removed the shelf and broken slide.Removed the two philips head screws.Replaced the shelf slide and screwed it in.

I did an internet search on the issue, which was that my refrigerator suddenly stopped dispensing ice and water through the door. Also, the refrigerator had been cycling on and off constantly for some time. I found a YouTube video showing how to replace the main control board; along with a link to order the new part. I ordered the part and selected standard shipping. My part arrived in 48 hours. I replaced the main control board just like in the video. My refrigerator works like new now. I was able to solve my problem in two days on my own, for the cost of parts only. I am sold on PartSelect.com.

I watched the video from the link that was sent to me with the shipping notice. It was very easy to understand. I had no trouble at all. I'm 75 years old woman, however, and I can fix about anything. Don't be afraid to fix appliances yourself if you feel you have the knowledge.

The video explained everything step by step. Repair was easy and only took less than 10 minutes. The ice maker didn't work until several hours later. I would imagine it would have to freeze the ice first. By the next morning it was making ice. Thank you for sharing the video.

Part came very fast using standard delivery. easy to repair.

Contrary to the visual instructions I could not remove the frame around the control opening nor did it turn out need to be removed. The control panel was easily removeable with a small screw driver inserted in the two outer holes at the bottom. Once this was removed I removed the four screws removing the panel with the chute and giving access to the solenoid. The three screws holding the solenoid were rusty and I applied some liquid wrench on each to help with the removal while I cleaned around the area. The solenoid was easily removed but the screws needed replacement which I obtained at my local hardware. Once the solenoid was attached again I replaced the other parts as they were removed and the flapper door is now working as it should. It took all of about 15 minutes for the repair but two days to figure out I did not have to remove the opening frame. Somewhere in the "Repair Film" it should be mentioned that for some Models removal of the "Opening Frame" may not be necessary just proceed to removing the Control Panel.

Pulled out freezer shelves took off back panel took out old thermostat hooked up new one put heat shrink tubes on wires to keep out liquid, put back on panel put in shelves job done 10 mins. Condensor fan pulled off bottom back panel to expose motor after unplugging refrigerator took 1/4 inch nut driver took whole assembly out took out top screws 2 that hold motor to bracket took off blades changed motor put blades back on plugged in fridge put back panel on job done 15 mins. Fridge works like new again robert smith job very easy.

I pretty much followed the video. Most of it was a no-brainer, but when I got to the part of pushing in the plastic clips to get to the area that I needed to replace, the video came in handy to reassure me that I wouldn't break them. It also gave hints, i.e. to let the ice maker tray sit at room temperature before you start. I was totally pleased with the ordering, & then being able to replace the broken piece myself. As a female, I enjoy trying to fix things myself.

I am not a very handy with tools. I called a repairmen and theharged me $50 to look at refrigerator/freezer. He told it needed a Defrost Heater and bracket assembly. He said it would cost with the service charge $220.00. So I went to Refrigerator parts web page and that is where I found PARTSELECT Web site. I order the part for a lot less then repair shop would have charged. It was pretty easy to install since it was just a couple of screws and bolts. Thanks to PartSelect.

went on line and found the bins and ordered them from you. Received them in 3 days and snapped them in place.

I replaced both the Defrost Thermostat and the Temperature Sensor located on the top of the cooling coils. I ordered them because they were the least expensive items that addressed my problem. They did not correct my problem. I then ordered the Main Control circuit board. I installed the board in about 15 minutes. Finally my freezer returned to the set temperature of 0 degrees F. Problem solved

Instructions that came with the part were useless. I would have created new problems if I had attempted to follow the instructions. However, once I had the old part removed and put it beside the new part, required repair process was obvious, easy and quick. Frig now makes ice better than it ever did.

The video instructions were easy to follow as well as the replacement. The replacement Main Control Board is generic to different refrigerators and has more connectors than the original. Be sure to identify the locations prior to removal and installation.