Here is the part number for the lid: W11130236. Below is a video on how to replace the lid.
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The issue may be the pre-treat faucet switch. The part number is W11174419. Below is a link to a video that may help.
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The issue is most likely the lid lock assembly. Here is the part number W10810403. Below is a link to a video that may help.
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This could be an issue with the water inlet valve. Here is the part number for your valve W11130341 . See the video linked below for help.
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The issue is most likely the electronic control board W11130238. See the video link below.
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You may need to replace the console. Below is a link to a video that may help.
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Defrost heater disassembly breakdown is on page #75 in the manual link below.
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See the service manual link below for your model. We have a reversing valve video with diagnostics on a Whirlpool refrigerator. We do not have a video on your GE model yet. See links below.
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There is a possibility of a power outage or power interruption. When that happens you need to shut the unit down for 3-5 minutes to reset the main control board. If this happens again you will need to enter the unit into the diagnostic mode. The complete diagnostics are in the two service sheet links below. Hopefully it was only a power interruption and your issues is solved.
To ENTER SERVICE DIAGNOSTICS Mode:
Press SW1 and SW2 simultaneously for 3 seconds. Release both buttons when you hear the CHIME indicator.
Unit must not be in Lockout prior to entering SERVICE DIAGNOSTIC MODE.
The display will show 01 to indicate the control is in step 1 of the diagnostics routine.
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Hi. Will the unit go into spin on other cycles? Are you getting any error codes on the display when it will not spin or does it end the cycle? I have attached the tech sheet for you. Try running the diagnostic test cycle. If you have gotten an error code locate it in the tech sheet to see what it means. If you are not getting error codes and the unit ends the cycle, it could be going off balance. check the shocks if it is not the load causing it.
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See service manual links along with service bulletins.
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See service manual with ice maker diagnostics along with one service bulletin.
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See the service bulletin corrections. I believe this is your problem. The loop above the ice maker is not a heater, it is a refrigerant line. Do not try to remove it as it will develop a leak in the refrigerant line.
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See the service manual link below. The manual link below will give you a detailed parts breakdown on how each part in the unit. Go to the index page #79 to find out what parts you need. Thanks
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Service diagnostic mode. Also see service manual link.
1) TO ENTER TO SERVICE MODE, ROTATE CYCLE SELECTOR TO ANY POSITION EXCEPT POSITION 6.
PRESS START BUTTON AND FS BUTTON AT SAME TIME, WAIT 3 SECONDS, THEN ROTATE CYCLE SELECTOR TO POSITION 6, WAIT 3 SECONDS AND RELEASE BOTH BUTTONS AND ALL LEDS WILL BLINK.
2) ROTATE KNOB CLOCKWISE TO VARIOUS POSITIONS PER SERVICE FUNCTION TABLE TO PERFORM FUNTIONAL CHECKS.
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Hi. The door switch or the touch panel are the first two things of many that come to mind to cause an intermitten no start issue. I have attached the tech sheet for you.
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See technician sheet link along with diagnostics.
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See manual links below.
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Hi. Sound like you have a stuck relay on the main control board. I found this part number with the model number you provided. DC92-01625B I would double check your model number, especially the 2 numbers that would be at the end of the model number.
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The burners are ignited by a glow bar ignition system. The igniter is a Norton style rectangular glow bar. The grill and riddle ignition circuits consist of the control, an igniter, and a safety valve. These components are wired in series
for each cooking function. You could have a bad igniter which is most common. See the complete manual link below for proper diagnostics . I advise to call a professional if you are not sure how to service properly.
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