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PSH25MGWBV

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About this model: GE PSH25MGWBV

GE Profile PSH25MGWBV is a black, panel-capable 24.6-cu-ft counter-depth side-by-side refrigerator. The linked family PDF explains its Door Alarm and the TurboCool TC status on non-LCD controls.

Identify the panel-capable counter-depth PSH25

PSH25MGWBV is GE Profile's black 24.6-cubic-foot counter-depth side-by-side with a squared door shape, concealed hinges and capability for quarter-inch decorative panels. The exact product record lists 15.28 cubic feet for fresh food and 9.32 for the freezer, plus external controls that can show actual temperature. It requires panels; a photograph of another black Profile refrigerator therefore cannot prove the installed trim or panel arrangement of this unit. Its family manual covers size classes 23, 25 and 26, without printing the complete MGWBV sales suffix. The product page establishes the model's Door Alarm, ClimateKeeper2, UltraFlow100 dispenser, integrated ice system and Turbo Cool setting; the linked instructions explain the behaviors. This distinction is especially useful for a panel-ready appliance, since trim and handle combinations can hide the familiar cabinet shape. Verify the rating label and exact suffix before ordering panels or interpreting a control drawing from a neighboring model.

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Check the door geometry before interpreting a beep

The product page confirms a Door Alarm at this model's dispenser, and physical page 15 of the PDF gives its threshold: either door left open for more than three minutes makes the enabled alarm sound, and closing the door ends the warning. This is a time-and-door condition rather than a numbered compressor failure. The manual describes a door that closes itself when only partly open but stays open beyond its stop position to ease loading. If the beep follows unloading, first see whether the door is resting beyond that stop, then check the seal all around. PSH25MGWBV has five fresh-food door bins, four adjustable, and four interior shelves including Quick Space. A moved bin or protruding food can prevent the intended closure; GE's troubleshooting chart specifically names a bin striking a shelf. Two full-extension freezer baskets and the ice bin should also be fully pushed back. Observe which door actually remains ajar before adjusting temperature or calling for a sensor replacement.

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Read cooling modes against the dual-evaporator design

PSH25MGWBV lists dual evaporators and four electronic sensors under ClimateKeeper2. The guide explains that the refrigerator and freezer airflow are separated in ordinary cooling, so a little moisture or fog in the fresh-food section can occur without a fault. The same guide sets the controls initially to 37°F fresh-food and 0°F freezer and asks for 24 hours before judging stable temperature. TurboCool is a separate, temporary choice for newly added or warm food: the refrigerator fans may run faster, the program lasts up to eight hours, and a non-LCD temperature display shows TC while it operates. TC is thus a mode label, not a diagnostic code. The family PDF describes both LCD and non-LCD interfaces; the exact product record confirms external actual-temperature controls but does not establish every LCD menu shown in that family guide. Compare actual and SET readings, recent door openings and the selected mode before treating increased fan activity as cooling trouble.

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Separate filter, ice and dispenser observations

The dispenser provides cubed ice, crushed ice and chilled water, with UltraFlow100, Quick Ice and a separate child lock listed for this exact variant. The manual says holding LOCK for three seconds disables the dispenser and control panel; a silent paddle can therefore have a control-state explanation independent of Door Alarm. The water-filter indicator serves another purpose: on the non-LCD panel, orange warns that replacement is approaching and red asks for a new cartridge, or earlier replacement if water flow drops. Page 14 allows 12 to 24 hours for a newly installed icemaker to start producing cubes. Quick Ice runs the freezer fan for 48 hours or until switched off; extra fan noise during that interval is not the three-minute door warning. If the icemaker's green light blinks, the troubleshooting chart associates that state with stuck cubes and gives a distinct off/remove/on sequence. Record the exact light, sound and display text separately; each points to a different page of this linked manual.

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GE Profile™ Counter-depth ENERGY STAR® 24.6 Cu. Ft. Side-by-Side Refrigerator - PSH25MGWBV - GE Appliances

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