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Originally Posted by: Gene 
If there are no problems with the temperature in both parts of the fridge, do not do anything.
Gene.
Hi Gene, I've read this thread and searched a bit about the clicking sound from my fridge (GE Model GDS 20KBSAWW). It appears that the temps are fine with the fridge and freezer, but the dang noise is driving the wifey and me crazy. It comes on at random times and lasts for an hour or more sometimes. Should we just bite the bullet and replace the control board? Thanks, Joe
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Joe, Pull the refrigerator out of the wall and locate the control board cover (#415 on the diagram). Touch that cover while it's making that noise to confirm it is coming from there. As soon as it's confirmed, replace the main control board. - The main control board Part number: AP4436216
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You are welcome. Keep us posted.
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I have a ge pds22s1saLss
ser# vh050247
does anyone know if this qualifies for a free board?
Thank you
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Originally Posted by: Randrx2 I have a ge pds22s1saLss
ser# vh050247
does anyone know if this qualifies for a free board?
Thank you You have to call GE customer service. Gene.
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Originally Posted by: Gene You are welcome. Keep us posted.
Gene. I purchased the new circuit board and it came with an instruction/diagram that showed that I needed to cut some cables/jumpers on the wiring harness prior to installing the new board. But when I took the cover off and looked at the wiring harness on my fridge, the wires that needed cutting weren't there, so I was relieved. The installation of the new board was easy. About two weeks now and the fridge is working great and there's no annoying clicking anymore.:D Thanks again, Gene
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You are welcome. I'm glad to hear you were able to fix it. Happy Holidays!
Gene.
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Please help I am having the same problem but different model from everyone else. My refrigerator (model GSH25JFRFWW) started clicking from the control board and the condenser fan moves slightly when it does click. Should I just replace the control board? Any ideas would be appreciated.
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Sounds like the main control board has gone bad. I would replace the condenser fan motor as well because it can damage the new control board if it's bad. - The main control board Part number: AP4436216
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