20 Most Recent GE Monogram ZISS480DRSS Stainless Steel Questions & Answers

Your ice maker is electronic and the electronic board inside has failed. Not much you can do in this case except replace the ice maker. Your Monogram uses a=> WR30X10093 Ice Maker Assemblyand here=> WR30X10093 Ice Maker Assembly I will be here should you have questions, Thanks Sea BreezeHere is a Ice Maker Service Manual that may help should we have missed something=> HERE

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Try replacing the Water Valve. It is located in the back of the refrigerater, left side. You should see three tubes connected to it. This part fixes the following symptoms - Leaking water, Water dispenser will not dispense water, Ice maker will not make ice and Ice maker won't dispense ice. GE part#WR57X10032. The Water Valve is extreemly easy to replace. Only takes about 15 mins total time to remove, install and confirm. I just replaced mines..my problem went from leaking water to no water was dispensing at all. I have the GE Profile, it uses the same water valve as your GE Monogram. There is a You Tub video that also shows how to replace. Good Luck!

Is ice maker getting water? If not check the solenoid that feeds the icemaker for operation. And also check freezer temp - icemakers will not work at freezer temps higher than 10 degrees.

I had a GE Fridge at one time and had issues like yours. If you disconnected the connector at the door that supplies the dispenser with power, you would not measure any voltage on the dispenser side, only on the 'fridge' side. Measure the power with the connector connected, but that may not tell you a lot, unless you have the service manual. If you push the water dispenser and you do not hear the little valve kick on behind the fridge, suspect a couple of things. A faulty inlet valve (usually located lower rear of fridge on backside). It may be disconnected. Had this happen once on a new fridge - it had been disconnected from the factory. You may have one problem or two issues, but let's continue... Do you push the ice dispensor and nothing happens? Or are you telling us that the dispenser works but there is no ice? The faulty valve mentioned above will prevent ice dispenser from filling to make ice. Also, there is RESET button hidden in the freezer a well. I can't remember where it is but the little arm to make ice has to be in position to tell it to make ice, and you have to follow the procedure in yourf ridge manual to reset it. It's Another problem I encountered, but this was just with the cold water dispenser, was that the water line would FREEZE in the fridge door, preventing water from getting to the dispenser and my cup. It wold make ice but no water. In that case I had to get a small squirt bottle with a long nose on it and shoot hot water up into the dispenser nozzle to clear the ice in the line. That only happened a couple tines a year, though. Here's a video that may help: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fPeZ29XdX5U

Your freezer door seal may be the problem forcing the freezer side to work too long, thus affecting fridge side.

Made a video of compressor replace on ge monogram. Maybe You don't need to change compressor, but just check how machinery compartment made. Location of components. I hope that was helpful.

Don't know who to believe these days. When the compressor won't start and over heats the start relay,start capacitor and external overload may be the most likely reason. The door frames have heat strips that is normal. Sea Breeze

Check the fridge for out of level. Magnets on the weather-stripping hold the door closed. If there is something stuck on the seal, or too much weight in the door in an un-level fridge it will not make good contact. Try cleaning the rubber, and removing everything from the door after leveling. A good seal will stay closed even if the fridge is off.

Thank You for providing the model number so I was able to see what parts your refrigerator uses. Some models like yours have something called an inverter board, yours does not. Fans not working properly can also bring a heavy load on compressor causing the compressor to heat up and damaging the motherboard where you hear the clicking.The problem you are having is possibly related to the=> WR07X10074 Start Relay, e=>WR08X10052 Overload WR62X0080 Run Capacitor, and the=> WR55X11130 Main Control Board Here is another board sold at Appliance Parts Pro's=> WR55X11130 Main Control Board Assembly If you would like to do this yourself I will be glad to help answer the questions you have even assist you with installation questions. The problems you are having i typical for GE Refrigerators. If you have questions I am here. Thanks John Tripp Appliance 911 Contact me HERE

I had the same problem-unplugging it for about 10 minutes helped reset the temperature. If you take the back panel off, you'll see a circuit board. Look at the capacitors (they look like little cans), if the ends are bulging out, you'll need to replace it-about $110 for the part.

Wiring diagrams are routinely placed somewhere in the back of the appliance, often behind the access panel, and sometimes inside a small envelope, or rolled up and stuck into a frame channel.