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Fridge gets cold air from freezer to cool it. Your freezer is fine but not enough cold air is getting into fridge compartment. U have some dampers or louvers that direct air flow to fridge and if they are not set properly cooling will not be adequate. Check those out.

Simple, use a hair dryer (on high heat) on the base of the bulb for a few seconds. The bulb will come out easy. Cold expands and is what made it stick. This has worked every time for me.

On an R134a system the low side should be down around 0-2 PSI when the freezer is down close to zero. Running slightly in a vacuum is ok at zero degrees.

Evaporator fan motor has probably failed. p/n WR60X10185 It is located in the freezer section, behind the back panels inside, and under the icemaker. Remove the screws on the bottom panel in the freezer, remove the ice maker, auger motor, and panel. is is about center of the freezer.

Yes, it may well do. The fan and compressor work together. The lights have nothing to do with it.

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

Side-by-Side Refrigerator - How to Align Doors (geappliances.com)

no info generic answer --thermostat --circuit --compressor failure ==no freon==no power

The Defrost Timer is the most obvious fault.https://www.google.com/search?q=GE+cafe+refrigerator+CYE23TSDCSS+defrost+timerOr perhaps the Defrost Heater has failedhttps://www.google.com/search?q=ge+refrigerator+defrost+heater+testOr the evaporator circulation fan :>)....

sounds like it needed a repairman

Instructions here. It says you only need a screwdriver. Items like thins become self explanatory once you get in there. https://partsdr.com/part/wr13x10737-ice-route-case-assembly Generic videos https://www.google.com/search?q=replace+ice+router+assembly+ge+part+WR13X10737 ..

How do I take take apart the front to remove ice router on a ge profile model PFSS6PKXDSS REFRIGERATOR

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I had similar problems with my GE and had to replace the control board. Solved the problem but when I examined the failed board the main filter capacitor was bad whic I replaced. I do not know if it fixed it I never put it back in.

Since you did not give the model etc I can only suggest you unplug it, open all the doors and place a fan on it for at least 12 hours. Plug it back in and see if the problem has gone away. It sounds like something has frozen and cannot move or a passage is blocked. This is only a guess but while you are waiting for an answer this might help.

The issue is more likely the defrost timer in the freezer unit. They usually defrost every 24 hours to keep the fins of the evaporator in the freezer free of ice. If the defrost timer isn't working, you get a big lump of ice that cold air can't pass through to the vent in the fridge. The gurgling sounds are worrying and may be indicative that you need a top up of refrigerant gas, in which case you need a service call. You probably didn't need the mainboard or the damper.

defrost timer might be stuck in the on position

no info generic answer --do online search and use make and model

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SELF FIXES DO NOT WORK ON REFRIGERATORS THEY NEED SERVICE TECH TO FIGURE OUT IF FREON IS NEEDED