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I could write a book on this subject and how many times people request it. I will try to briefly educate you. It is against the law to add freon to a refrigerator unless it is a one time only for diagnostic purposes. Freon never loses its ability to do what it is designed to do. If it leaks out, there is a reason, a leak, which must be found and repaired or the failed component must be replaced. Loss of refrigerant, or freon, is the last thing that we suspect when a refrigerator won't cool properly. 99 out of 100 times, it is the defrost system or air flow that causes problems. The refrigeration system is "sealed" which means it is designed so that it will never leak or need to be "recharged". There are very strict laws and heavy fines involved should you be caught releasing refrigerant into the air be it by a leak that you do not repair and you just "patch" by adding freon, or be it by an intentional release into the air. In our state one must be liscened and hold a certificate to handle. buy, or work with "freon".

if it keeps filling and overflowing you have a bad water valve on the back of the fridge.the part number is WR57X10027 and the valve is around 75 dollars.first thing lift the arm or shut off the ice maker so it won't leak anymore,you're missing a few letters off of the model number so when you call your parts store give them the full model number,open the fridge door,look up on the right hand side wall up near the ceiling and give them the model number to make sure you get the correct valve,shut off the water supply to the fridge,then have the new valve next to the old valve when you remove a water line from the old valve just connect it to the new valve,do this until everything is changed out and the new valve is in place,turn on the water supply and you can check the ice maker to make sure it doesn't overflow.you can manually start the ice maker by grabbing the plastic arms of the ice maker and pull them forwards slowly until the arms start to advance on their own,you'll hear the water valve fill the ice maker and then you can watch it fill to see if the water is filling it correctly and i'm sure you'll be fine with the new water valve installed

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Question edited for clarity. Question moved from GE Washing Machines to GE Electric Skillet. 30 bucks, and comes with a free 'everything else'. https://www.ebay.com/p/141045993 Or GE Direct https://products.geappliances.com/appliance/gea-support-search-content?contentId=17717

Google search returns lots of results - I suggest you do a little reading and choose your favourite. Reckon on a cooking time of up to 8 hours...

A short 600 volt extension cord would be okay (quality made)

 Whenever the unit has reached a failure mode, the LED will flash, and the unit will shut down. If the failure was caused during a harvest cycle which lasted more than 16 minutes, the LED will remain flashing on & off in halfsecond increments. If the failure is caused by a faulty bin thermistor, (not detected), the LED will remain flashing on & off in 1-second increments. These are the only two failures that cause the unit to reach a shutdown failure mode. x During the Clean cycle, the control board performs the diagnostics first. If the bin thermistor is not detected, the LED will flash two times. This is followed by a 3-second delay. If the evaporator thermistor is not detected, the LED will flash on five times. This will be followed by a 3-second delay. The LED will then come back on, and remain on for the remainder of the Clean cycle, and until the unit is turned back on.

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hi sandra first in order if your control is defective replace the power cord after that connect it switch on if everything is ok you did it right if not the main fuse is damage and trying to fix it inside the cabinet you require a bit of electric experience be very carefull leave a comment

Hi!

Please use blended vegetable oil, pure corn oil, sunflower oil,
soybean oil or grapeseed (canola oil) because these oils have a high
smoke point. Peanut oil is not recommended because it greatly
impacts the flavor.

• Oils should never be mixed when deep frying.
• High heat, water, and burnt food particles break down the oil’s smoke
point.
• Replace oil if you notice:
- Excessive smoking at normal temperatures
- Strong oil discoloration
- A rancid smell
- Excessive foaming around the frying food

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Did you try manualsonline? or the manufacturer?

Hey Guys I had the same problem .. Make sure the unit fits into the grooves on the back side .. The Heating element grooves ..There is a reset ,, you have to use a very small pin to do it .. But I believe the problem is what I stated .. Also remember to clean out the oil pan .. If any gung builds up on the elements it will not HEAT up .. We went thru this same problem as you have all stated ..So check the two situations I have stated ...Good Luck

yes, but be careful not to crack or break feet.

If you feed single phase into the line terminals, you will get only 1/3 the heat wattage. To get all heating elements working on single ph, you'll have to separate the common ends of the elements, then connect all 3 in parallel. Keep in mind, doing so will raise your line amperage x3 also. That may put you over the contactor's max rating. Another thing, the contactor will activate on only one sequence of single phase. You may need to move the line to another 2 of the 3 connections.

Couldn't find that model, but did find a similar model here: http://kitchen.manualsonline.com/manuals/mfg/ge_appliances/169093_upc_681131690935.html Not sure what you are looking for, but the user manuals are pretty useless. If you want recipes, there are lots on line. Generally a waffle takes about 5mins to bake.