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07-20-2007, 02:35 PM
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GE Top frz defrost problem?
Model Number: TBX22PCSNLWW Brand: GE Age: More than 10 years
Initial problem low ice production / temps moving up /ran all the time.
Yesterday cleaned coils. Cleaned condensate drain tube / trap. Noticed pan dry. Manually moved defrost timer forward till defrost started & completed (water in pan). Temps came down (40 & 0). However, continues to run all the time and temps moving even lower. Has not stopped running. Settings are per initial setting in manual - C for freezer and 5 for frig. How often should defrost cycle occur? Pan dry today. Think I have a defrost problem or temp control prob? Suggestions? Thanks. Enviroment - house 74 & lower day / 70 at night. Related Models     
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07-21-2007, 11:40 AM
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Vrocrider,
Sounds like the defrost timer is bad. Timer's job is to stop the compressor and turn the defrost cycle on. This happens every 6 hours. When you manually turned the timer, the defrost cycle started and looks like the rest of the defrost system is working fine. Replace the timer. Defrost timer for your model. Breakdown diagrams for Model TBX22PCSNLWW Let us know how it goes...
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