The Ultimate Guide to GE Refrigerator LED Lights: How to Test & Troubleshoot DIM or NO Lights

[@PartsDr]

Learn how to replace the LED light here: kzbin.info/www/bejne/sGOmcqmprqhrbLs

[@mattsilver77]

Can you confirm there are 5 lights for the GE GFE28GSKKSS? They are all dim. I took all five out and tested them and they all lit up fully. Do I have to replace the main control board? or is it possible that one of the boards is messed up?

[@peterfoster8825]

I took the old light out and using a very fine tip solder iron, I was able to reflow the solder for the LED on the small board. I was able to get it working again. So at least for this one failure, it appears to be a solder issue.

[@PartsDr]

Great! Thanks for sharing!

[@zachhenderson6367]

All 5 of my led lights are dimmed. Do they all need to be replaced? Or might it be a separate issue?

[@PartsDr]

It is usually one bad light in the circuit that causes the other four lights to go dim.

[@robnorris3865]

Great job!

[@PartsDr]

Thanks!

[@korycurtis3730]

Replaced all 5 just to avoid confusion, still all lights are dim

[@PartsDr]

Did you replace the freezer light(s)?

[@korycurtis3730]

@PartsDr there isn't any bulbs in the freezer on my model, just a large lamp on the frame in the middle, but that is working very bright. I just did measure the voltage, only getting 2.55 volts. Just need to figure out what spec is on my model GE

[@PartsDr]

@@korycurtis3730 What is the model number of your refrigerator?

[@korycurtis3730]

@PartsDr dfe28jskiss , I've read conflicting info online about supplied voltage to bulbs. One site says it's 12vdc, but your video shows 3.1 v. Stumped at this point, but I've switched the bulbs out every which way just incase i got a bad new bulb and the results are the same

[@PartsDr]

@@korycurtis3730 Try locating your tech sheet as we show here kzbin.info/www/bejne/paq6XnaLl5xmb6s and looking at the wiring diagram for your model