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Offer List: $122.39 Price: $119.94 Details You save: $2.45 Customers Who Seen This Item Also Compare with Refrigerator Parts & Accessories For US/UK/DE visitors, to buy GE WR55X10956 Main Control Board Assembly for Refrigerator, please go to: Solved my freezer problem My 5-year old GE PSC25NSWA fridge would periodically have water leak and/or icicles trailing from the ice cube compartment in the freezer section. I suspected a hole in the ice tray, but further inspection and online research led me to this main control board as the culprit. Supposedly, the older versions of this control board had issues properly regulating the freezer temperature, periodically causing the freezer contents--including the ice cubes--to melt. No wonder some food in the freezer ended up bad! Since the fridge is out of warranty, a service call for parts & labor would be ~$700. $85 for the part on Amazon (free s/h & cheaper than GE.com)? No brainer, especially if you have experience installing PC add-on boards. Steps: 1. Consult the online fridge manual diagram for the physical location of the control board (for mine, looking at the back, it's at the bottom right) and confirm it's easily accessible (~4 screws, but may have been hex; be...

See Products Related To GE WR55X10956 Main Control Board Assembly for Refrigerator: GE This is a GE BOARD ASM MAIN CONTROL part number WR55X10956. Worked Perfectly!! My freezer section was running warm. The fan was working as well as running through the defrost cycle. I figured I'd bite the bullet and perform the most expensive yet easiest repair. This fixed the problem completely and the unit has been running like a champ ever since. Only took minutes to install myself.

Solved my freezer problem My 5-year old GE PSC25NSWA fridge would periodically have water leak and/or icicles trailing from the ice cube compartment in the freezer section. I suspected a hole in the ice tray, but further inspection and online research led me to this main control board as the culprit. Supposedly, the older versions of this control board had issues properly regulating the freezer temperature, periodically causing the freezer contents--including the ice cubes--to melt. No wonder some food in the freezer ended up bad! Since the fridge is out of warranty, a service call for parts & labor would be ~$700. $85 for the part on Amazon (free s/h & cheaper than GE.com)? No brainer, especially if you have experience installing PC add-on boards. Steps: 1. Consult the online fridge manual diagram for the physical location of the control board (for mine, looking at the back, it's at the bottom right) and confirm it's easily accessible (~4 screws, but may have been hex; be...