Food remains fresh and chilled only if all systems of your GE Monogram refrigerator are running smoothly and properly. A compressor is the basis and the central unit of any refrigerator. And if the unit stops working, your refrigerator fails, the products deteriorate faster, and the owner has to think about repairing as soon as possible. When the compressor of your GE Monogram refrigerator does not work, not every user will be able to quickly identify its breakdown. Therefore, in order to find a problem, you need to carefully observe the appliance with professional tools. Your GE compressor circulates the cooling refrigerant through the evaporator in your refrigerator, allowing your fridge to produce cool air. You’ll know when your compressor has failed because your GE device will stop cooling or even overheat. To confirm that your compressor broke, use a multimeter to test for power between the electrical pins. The pins are on the side of your compressor. The multimeter will detect open circuits and other signs of a malfunction. Consult your user manual if you’re unsure of where to find the compressor in your particular GE fridge model. If the compressor is defective, a technician must replace it to restore regular functions to your refrigerator. Homeowners shouldn’t try this project on their own; replacing the compressor requires technical skills. Some jobs, such as replacing a valve or relay, do not require deep technical knowledge. You just need to figure out how this or that refrigerator system works, watch a couple of videos and arm yourself with the necessary tools and parts. But "dirty" work, such as replacing the condenser fan motor, requires not only a special tool, but also practical experience, because it is necessary not only to replace the motor, but also to fill the system with freon. Therefore, the best solution is to call the assistant.
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