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GE Refrigerator Light Not Working? Easy Fix Guide!

Welcome to Fix It John! In this video, we'll guide you through the steps to troubleshoot and fix issues with or replace LED light in a GE refrigerator and various other appliances, and devices. Testing LED Lights: First, we'll show you how to test LED lights to determine if they're functioning properly. We'll cover the basic tools you'll need and the step-by-step process to ensure your LEDs are in good working order. Testing Power Supply: Next, we'll demonstrate how to check for power coming to the LED lights. This crucial step will help you identify whether the issue lies with the power supply or the lights themselves. Removing and Testing the LED Lights: If troubleshooting indicates a problem with the LEDs, we'll show you how to safely remove them for closer inspection and testing. We'll discuss common issues to look out for and how to replace faulty LEDs if necessary. Testing and Removing the Door Switch: Sometimes, faulty door switches can cause LED lights to malfunction. We'll guide you through testing the door switch and replacing it if it's defective, ensuring your appliance operates smoothly. Checking the Control Board: Lastly, if none of the above solutions resolve the issue, it could possibly be your refrigerator control board. By the end of this video, you'll have the knowledge and confidence how to replace light in GE refrigerator and troubleshoot LED lights, power supply issues, door switches, and point you in the next step of a possible control board issue. Don't forget to like, comment, and subscribe for more troubleshooting tips and appliance repair guides! Important Part Number: If you determine that the LED board needs replacing, use part number WR55X26671. This replacement board is compatible with the following refrigerator model numbers. GSS25GYPFS GSS25GMPES GSS25GGPBB GSS25GGPWW GSS25GGPCC GSS23GMPES GSS23GGPBB GSS23GGPWW GSS23GGPCC This repair procedure is similar for many other refrigerator models, so these tips can be broadly applied. If this video has been helpful to you, please consider buying me a cup of coffee for $4.99, or two cups for $9.98. If you're feeling extra generous, you could even get me a whole pot of coffee for $14.97. Your support means everything to me and helps me keep creating content that saves you money. Thank you so much for considering! Here is a link to my PayPal account. https://www.paypal.me/fixitjohn 👉 Disclaimer: Fix It John and affiliates are not responsible or liable for any loss or damage caused by your understanding or interpretation of the information in the videos. Always use safety precautions, and protective wear, and refer to manuals, other websites, books, or advice for projects contained on this website or in these videos. The videos are to be for learning purposes, but not guarantees, solutions, or answers. Always use precaution and safety in every project that you do. Fix It John recommends using safe practices when working on any project in every aspect. Any damage, loss, or injury resulting from the improper or incorrect use of equipment, tools, etc., or from the information contained in the videos at Fix It John or on fixitjohn.net is the sole responsibility of the user and not Fix It John This video is to help my viewer to fix it themselves and to help instill confidence in one's own ability to do so.