[techsan]

My refrigerator started making a clicking noise this past weekend and noticed that it is no longer working. I had a Sears repair man come out and tell me that it appears to be the control board. I am wondering if this part is covered under the original warranty.
Model: GSS25SGRESS
Serial: MG270531
purchased: 12/05

[kayakcrzy]

No it is not. But it would take you about 15 minutes to replace it yourself. Tom

[denman]

Don't want to get into a fight with the Sears guy but check out #3 at the below site
http://www.applianceaid.com/refrigerator.html

[kayakcrzy]

Denman, those GE compressors seem to be fine. I just replaced a Motherboard again for the same symptom, this afternoon. Everything comes through the motherboard. Tom ********************************************

[David Walker]

Originally Posted by techsan

My refrigerator started making a clicking noise this past weekend and noticed that it is no longer working. I had a Sears repair man come out and tell me that it appears to be the control board. I am wondering if this part is covered under the original warranty.
Model: GSS25SGRESS
Serial: MG270531
purchased: 12/05

Mine was doing the same thing. Two capacitors were bad on the circuit board. Grand total of $2.63 to repair myself in less than an hour. Check all of the capacitors to ensure they are all flat on the top and shiny. Also check to ensure the fan and coils are clean and free from dust when you are done with the repairs. Capacitors are polarity sensitive