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If your refrigerator isn?t cooling properly, the GE Fresh Food Evaporator Cover Assembly may be the solution since this crucial component protects the evaporator in the fresh food section and helps maintain efficient cooling. The evaporator is responsible for actually cooling the interior, and this cover ensures it functions without interruption or damage. The assembly may include additional pieces depending on your model, so referring to your parts diagram is helpful; just remember to unplug the refrigerator and secure perishable items before installation. With protective gloves and a bit of care, you can restore proper cooling performance and keep your food fresh with this reliable GE component.
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Refrigerator compartment would not cool (58 deg F), freezer maintained 0 deg F
It dawned upon us, after stumbling across chunky milk and crisper starting to freeze items, perhaps the fridge was not working properly. Checking temps the compartment would run 57 to 59 deg F, yet the freezer was perfectly fine 0 deg F. Rather than trouble shoot what component was the driving issue, I decided to replace all the main co
... Read moremponents: motherboard, compartment fan, blend door assy. Motherboard was quite simple: two screws for a cover on the back, unplug all the harness connectors, plug back in. Compartment fan simply slid out and new one back in with a little trickery for the wiring (I just cut the old fan harness rather than fight the wire routing plastic piece). The blend door assy was the most complicated but just a series of 1/4" nut screws and disassembly. Fridge now maintains 35 deg compartment temp. I'm not certain which component was the culprit (leaning towards motherboard, as I look back some the interior lighting may not have been working properly, which also suggest MB), however I'm glad $450 in parts brought fridge back to life any not $3k for a new one.
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Mark
February 26, 2025
HAS THIS PART BEEN UPDATED? OR REDESIGNED . APPEARS A LITTLE DIFFERNT THAN THE ONE IN OURS. ALSO FOAM IS NOT ATTACHED TO THE PLASTIC. FOAM DAMAGED ALSO FROM PRIOR REPAIRS BEFORE WE OWNED THE HOME. REFRIGERATOR IS 10+ YEARS OLD
For model number PFE29PSDFSS
Hello Mark, Thank you for reaching out. This Cover is not listed as a compatible part for the model number you provided. The Correct Cover is showing as PartSelect Number PS16226530. We hope this information helps!
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