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What temp should the freezer get up to during a defrost cycle? I caught mine last nite at almost 40°. What might be the culprit?
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Sounds like a bad thermistor(s) or/and control board, but the model number you posted is incorrect. Verify and repost it.
Gene.
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Sorry about the model number mixup.
It's a GE Profile PSC25MSTASS
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I would replace the thermistor on top of the evaporator (#241 on the diagram) first. If it would not solve the problem, replace the main control board. - The thermistor Part number: AP3185407
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