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So much frost has formed around the freezing compartment that there's an 80% reduction in storage in this area.
I saw that the compartment is the actual evaporator. So, it appears that the evaporating is not working.
Can you provide me with any further trouble shooting methods?
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Here are your parts Replacement parts for General Electric TAX10SNXCRWH Refrigerator | AppliancePartsPros.comRemove the food, unplug it and defrost the unit. A hair dryer is OK to help speed up melting off the ice. Do not try chipping it off, if you poke a hole in a freon line your fridge is toast. The heavy frost/ice acts like an insulator so the the coils cannot cool the unit properly. Might be a good idea to also clean/check your door seal. If it is letting in warm moist air the unit will frost/ice up quicker than it shoufd. |
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