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1 Appliance Diagnostic Modes Refrigerator GE Consumer & Industrial Technical Training
2 Refrigerator Table of Contents GSS & PSS23/25/27/29 Series (# ) GSS20/22/25 Series (# ) ESS & HSS22/25 Series (# ) SSS25 Series (# ) ETS/GTS/HTS/PTS/STS22 Series (# ) PTS25 Series (# ) PDS & GBS20/22P Series (# ) PSH23S & PSH25S Series (# ) PSH23P/PSH25P/PSH27P/PSH30P Series (# ) 2 GE CONFIDENTIAL AND PROPREITARY INFORMATION - NOT FOR PUBLIC DISCLOSURE
3 Refrigerator Table of Contents ZIS360/420/480NM Series (# ) ZIC360N Series (# ) ZIS360/420/480NR Series (# ) ZIC360NR/ZICS360NR Series (# ) PSB42/48L Series (# ) Electronic Ice Maker (# ) Electronic Quick Reference Cart (# ) 3 GE CONFIDENTIAL AND PROPREITARY INFORMATION - NOT FOR PUBLIC DISCLOSURE
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5 Arctica SxS Make sure controls are set to either 5 & 5 or 37 & 0 Now press any other pad between the FF & FRZ displays to lock test mode. 5 GE CONFIDENTIAL AND PROPREITARY INFORMATION - NOT FOR PUBLIC DISCLOSURE
6 * * NOTE: Only do this test if model was built in 2002 or later. 6 GE CONFIDENTIAL AND PROPREITARY INFORMATION - NOT FOR PUBLIC DISCLOSURE (SG35)
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36 GE Electronic Refrigerator Diagnostic Aid - SxS Press any key pad in the middle to lock in test. 36 GE CONFIDENTIAL AND PROPREITARY INFORMATION - NOT FOR PUBLIC DISCLOSURE
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