Cleaning Condenser Coils - GE Side by Side Refrigerator

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Refrigerator Model: GSH25JSRFSS
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This video will cover how to clean dusty condenser coils on a GE side by side refrigerator. Since we will be removing the defrost drain line to access the coils, we will also clean out the drain line at the same time. The drain line connects to the bottom of the freezer to give the water created during the defrost cycle a path to drain to the bottom of the refrigerator to collect in an evaporation tray. Water collected under the refrigerator (not on the floor) is a normal function.
Needed tools may include:
1/4" nut driver to remove rear panel to access coils.
A dirty brush to clean the dust off of the coil, dryer brush, tooth brush, dryer lint brush:
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A shop vac or vacuum cleaner
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Symptoms of dirty condenser coils include:
Warmer than normal temperatures in the freezer and refrigerator section
Visable dust build up on condenser coils (behind refrigerator/panel
A ruined compressor, clean your coils. It's easy...it's free.
Symptoms of a clogged defrost drain line include:
Water/Ice build up in the bottom of the freezer section.
Visably clogged defrost drain line behind refrigerator.
Inability to pass air or water through the defrost drain line.
0:10sec - Parts Identification
0:27sec - Unplug refrigerator
0:32sec - Caution to be gentle with refrigerant lines.
0:45sec - Tools Needed
2:02sec - Drain line removal
2:38sec - Clearing the defrost drain line
2:55sec - Cleaning the condenser coil
5:03sec - Cleaning tips for the defrost drain line
5:35sec - Reinstalling the defrost drain line