Display shows PF; refrigerator appears to have reset; interior lights and cooling may be normal.

Safety first: Do not work on live electrical circuits. If you suspect wiring or outlet issues, turn off power at the breaker panel before inspection.

Step 1 – Confirm power stability:

• Check if other appliances or lights in the same area recently lost power.
• Inspect the circuit breaker for the refrigerator; reset if tripped.
• Avoid using extension cords or power strips; GE Monogram refrigerators should be plugged directly into a grounded wall outlet.

Step 2 – Check the power cord and outlet:

• Pull the refrigerator slightly away from the wall (do not kink the water line).
• Verify the power cord is fully inserted into the outlet and not damaged or pinched.
• Test the outlet with another appliance or a plug-in tester to confirm proper voltage.

Step 3 – Clear the PF indication:

• Most GE Monogram models clear PF by pressing and holding a designated button (often Alarm Reset or Set) for 3–5 seconds. Refer to the user manual for your exact model.
• After clearing, monitor the unit for normal operation and temperature.

Step 4 – Monitor for recurring PF:

• If PF reappears without actual power loss, the control board may be misreading line voltage.
• Check for loose connections at the main control board and power input harness (with power disconnected).

When to call a technician: If PF recurs frequently without real outages, or if you find signs of overheating at the outlet or plug, contact a licensed electrician or GE Monogram technician.