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Update: more forum reading and it seems that a number of folks have had issues with the transformer(s). Any way to test them easily without removing? Thanks! Lou
I have a GE monogram ZISP480DXBSS where the overhead LED light panel is out in the fridge. Back shelf lights work. tested the switches (there are 2) with a meter. Checked the circuit breakers under the kickplate. All good. The switch on left probably controls the overhead LEDs. I measure only 1.3 volts feeding it with the wires disconnected. I assume that's too low, is that right? If so, anyone know the location and part number for the board that feeds it and presumably needs to be replaced? Thanks! Lou Edited by user Wednesday, May 31, 2023 3:23:49 PM(UTC)
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For those interested. It was the LED transformer. Not one of the two round ones in the tray under the fridge, it actually was the square transformer mounded to the underside that can be reached once the tray is removed. You need a right angle, ratchet Philips screwdriver to get at this unless you want to pull the fridge out and tilt it backwards. You can unplug both sides of the transformer and test for an open circuit with a meter before removing. My secondary coil tested open. I also showed no AC coming into the power supply circuit board which is easily reached on top of the fridge. That was the clue. Edited by user Wednesday, June 7, 2023 9:44:54 AM(UTC)
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Thanks for your post, my fridge exhibiting exactly the same symptoms. Will check transformer.
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