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See complete manual link below. The water filter housing is on page #53.

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Go to page #91 in the service manual link attached below for detailed instructions.
1) Remove the RFID filter.
2. Remove the 1/4″ screw on the left of the board
cover.
3. Disconnect the wiring harness.
4. Unsnap the four retainers to remove the board.

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Unplug the harness to the water valve and take off the secondary line from the main water into the icemaker. Does water, come through it? If so, you have a defective diaphragm in the valve that is not seating properly and letting water come through it . The inlet valve diagnostics are on page #57 in the Service manual link below. The Ice maker diagnostics are on page #44 . All other diagnostics are in the manual. Normally it’s the valve or ice maker. Very seldom the main board.

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The UR code meaning below. On page #20 in service manual link below.
Display for additional rinsing.
• Show additional rinsing in sensing unbalance.
• Method of releasing the display.

Hi. I have attached a service manual for a similar model.

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See the wiring diagram on page #35 in the link below and and the parts breakdown.

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Yes, the defrost timer would stop the compressor and evap fan motor from running. The cold control/ thermostat would stop both from running as well if faulty.
The defrost termination would not stop the compressor or fan from running. I would first test your thermostat.

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It’s not a common thing to keep taking out the capacitor on these. I have seen faulty motors take them out. Possibly a bad timer could take it out as well or a short to ground, or improper voltage. The part number for the capacitor is WP8572717. Most meters should hand a microfarad setting to test capacitors. uf stands for microfarad and the capacitors will have the microfarad rating stamped on them. For example 50uf. So you would test to see if the capacitor is reading out at the proper microfarad rating.

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The main control board handles the defrost system. See manuals below.

Hi. Sounds like a possible control issue. Hard to diagnose this though. Would have to catch it in a failed state, when it’s not cooling to see whats not running properly. Power in and power out is the best way to diagnose a control. If you have proper power going in and not the proper voltage coming out then bad control . The power surges that happened very likely damaged the control. I have attached the service manual for you. You might be able to run through the diagnostics to get a better idea of whats going on.

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See the link below on the Thermador T30IF900SP Refrigerator-Freezer Opening Door Assistant diagnostic flow chart.

Hello, it may be possible through the test mode. Before entering the test mode all water must be removed manually first. We have attached the service manual for you and the test mode instructions are on page 26.

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E91 is a UI- Main board error. Did you replace them both at the same time? We have found by replacing one at a time does not work. By replacing them both at the same time they sink with each other. I have provided the diagnostic and service manuals. I would run it through a field service mode in the mini manual link below. This will tell you if there are any other stored error codes.

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I looked it up by the model number you have in this link. It is the correct part for this model number. You really cannot see the diameter. If you gave me the correct model number, I can assure you this is the correct capillary tube.

https://www.geappliances.com/appliance/TUBE-JUMP-CAP-DRYER-WR02X13222

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The service manual link is below and the part number for the capillary tube is WR02X13222. He will also need to replace the filter dryer WR86X10030 when replacing the capillary tube. It could be a restriction, I would not know unless knew his gage pressure readings.

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Go to the (Service Manual) link below. Run the unit though the (Field Service Mode diagnostic tests). Then all of the Fault cods are in the (Technician Sheet) on page #72.

See parts manual link dryer

Hello, your unit should go through the harvest cycle every 90 minutes if your temperatures in the freezer section are between 0 to -5°. Make sure you check for the proper amount of water into the ice maker. Should have about a half of an inch of water evenly across the bottom of the tray.

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See links below for service, troubleshooting and parts.

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Here is all of the information we have on this product. I also have a senior technician that will be adding more to this post soon.