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![]() Model Number: GSS25QCMDWW Brand: GE Age: 5 - 10 years
![]() The ice in the ice bucket keeps freezing up. The icemaker was leaking water into the bucket so it was replaced. This caused the auger motor to burn out so it was replaced. Then the motor burned out again. It looked like the flap in the dispenser (for crushed ice) was jamming so the bucket was replaced with a new motor. Ice is still freezing in the bucket and making the motor fail. I am wondering if their is a defrost problem or temperature control problem. What do you think is the solution? Related Models |
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