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    Jun 22, 2010, 11:51 AM
    GE fridge mod GSS22KGMC WW beeps - condenser goes off/on in tandem w/beeping. HELP!
    I've tried pushing the lock and water filter reset buttons on the freezer door. I've tried slamming the doors. I've tried plugging and unplugging. But ever time I sit back down in my chair, it starts beeping again - almost like it knows I've sat back down. It's driving me insane. Please help!

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