No water, interior lights, and cooling on GE PFE28RSHESS refrigerator

Someone Else - I'd check all the door switches. One could be sticking, acting as if the door is still open after you've shut it. you have 3, top left and right of fresh food section, top right of freezer. Simply push the switch and see if it works-the fresh food section has 2 switches-you'll have to push both switches at the same time to see if the lights go off. I'd suggest turning the "door alarm" on. You can do that on the display. You'll hear a signal when the door is open

"Hi Loretta,

Thanks for those suggestions. I've turned on the door alarm but haven't heard it go off. Last weekend I took the bottom access panel off from the back of the refrigerator. The fan seemed to be working fine but there was a layer of dust on it so I cleaned that off. On the coils that went under the fan there was some water that I dried up using a paper towel. Since that time (it's been 3 days), the problem hasn't repeated itself. Not sure if I'm just lucky or if I've bought myself some time."

"Even though this board seems to offer more spam than anything else, I'd figure I would come back and provide the real solution to the problem I described.

Search the interweb for GE Appliances Service Bulletin REF05-15. There is a fresh food evaporator fan that needs to be replaced and a software update that needs to be applied.

Here are the symptoms from the bulletin:

Fresh Food Evaporator Fan Contributing to Warm Temperatures

Possible Symptoms:

•Fresh food temperatures warm overall

•Fresh food temperatures warm in the top of the compartment and freezing at the bottom

•Fresh food temperature intermittently warm, then cools normally

•Excessive fresh food fan sounds from the fan surging while attempting to reach normal operating speed

•No display on the UI (User Interface)

•Interior LED lighting inoperative

•Compressor not running

•Complete shutdown of refrigerator

•Possible 106, 107 or 108 error code displayed in Service Diagnostics (see Page 2)"