I noticed that these 2 thin tubes frost up within 1 minutes of turning on. On the inside (lower unit) the part that resembles a radiator I was told should be is not. I replaced the Freezer Sensor to see if that might work. Please help me. I’m aware that it is a closed unit and can’t be repaired. I don’t see why it would be bad with barely any use. No blockage either. Thanks team


OptiGuy4u:

It kills me that the answer is always “replace” and never find leak/repair/recharge

Neat-Pumpkin8718:

If it freezes in less then 10 minutes, it could be bad. I have replaced every one of those I run into.

AbbreviationsTrue174:

I bought a 2024 TT, neither of the GE acs worked. I had both of them replaced under warranty. The brand name GE isn’t what it used to be. They’re stamping the name on crap

OptiGuy4u:

It kills me that the answer is always “replace” and never find leak/repair/recharge

OptiGuy4u:

It kills me that the answer is always “replace” and never find leak/repair/recharge

Source: GE A/C unit in Grand design. It is a new 2021 unit that has almost no use on it. It is not getting cold.

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