DIY GE FrenchDoor Fridge Door Light Switch Replacement Tutorial. DIY Refrigerator Door Light Switch Replacement GE Model: GFE28GSKMSS If your GE Frenchdoor refrigerator's door light isn't working, the door light switch is likely the culprit. Replacing it is a quick and easy DIY project that you can save yourself some money by doing yourself. In this video, we'll show you how to replace the door light switch on a GE Frenchdoor refrigerator. What you'll need: New door light switch GE FRESH FOOD DOOR LIGHT SWITCH Item # WR23X29161

I did everything right (I think!) but am still having an issue with one of the switches watch till the end, and let me know if you have any ideas!

Here's how to do it: Unplug the refrigerator. This is important for safety (I got shocked)
Locate the door light switch. It's usually located near the hinges on the top of the door frame.
Remove the cover plate 5 screws are holding it in place. Disconnect the wires from the old switch. Be careful not to pull on the wires; grip the connectors instead. Install the new switch. Connect the wires to the new switch in the same way they were connected to the old switch. Put the cover plate back on. Plug the refrigerator back in. Test the light. Open the door and see if the light comes on! Hopefully, all works correctly.

Tips:
Take pictures of the wiring before you disconnect anything, so you can refer to them when you're reconnecting the wires to the new switch. If you're not comfortable working with electrical wiring, you can hire a qualified appliance repair technician to replace the switch for you.

Replacing the door light switch on your GE Frenchdoor refrigerator is a simple DIY project that can save you money and keep your fridge lit. By following the steps in this video, you can have the job done in no time.

GE® ENERGY STAR® 27.7 Cu. Ft. FrenchDoor Refrigerator
GE ENERGY STAR 27.7 Cu. Ft. FrenchDoor Refrigerator MODEL GFE28GSKMSS

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00:00 Introduction
00:46 Faulty Switch
01:03 Unplug or cut breaker SAFETY FIRST!
01:14 Remove 5 screws on top cover
01:39 Remove top cover
02:23 Remove Old Switch
02:52 Detail Photos of Switch
04:02 No Switch = No Go
04:20 Replacement Part Details
04:58 Install New Switch
06:40 Remove Old Switch stuck...
07:35 Good Lord!
09:39 Testing new switch NO GO!