GE Refrigerator Error Code F107

F107 means the freezer icemaker has entered Harvest Fix Mode during 3 out of 4 harvest cycles. Harvest Fix Mode is a corrective routine the icemaker uses when it cannot complete a normal ice release cycle on its own. This code signals a persistent problem with the harvest process, commonly related to the icemaker heater, thermostat, or frost buildup around the unit.

The refrigerator's cooling and food preservation functions are generally not affected by F107, so your food should remain safe. However, the icemaker may produce ice unreliably or stop working entirely as the problem worsens. Continuing to use the icemaker without addressing the underlying cause could eventually damage the icemaker module or related components.

Repair costs depend on which component is at fault. Replacing an icemaker heater or harvest thermostat is typically a lower-cost repair, with parts and labor generally ranging from around $80 to $200 depending on your location and service provider. If the entire icemaker module needs replacement, costs can range from $150 to $350 or more. Getting a diagnostic service call is recommended to pinpoint the exact failed component before committing to a repair.

Some causes of F107, such as frost buildup around the icemaker, can be addressed without replacing parts by manually defrosting the icemaker compartment and inspecting for blockages. However, if the issue involves a failing heater element, defective thermostat, or icemaker module, those components will need to be tested with a multimeter and replaced if faulty. Basic electrical testing skills and comfort working inside a freezer compartment are needed for a DIY repair.

A reset may temporarily clear the code, but F107 is triggered by a pattern of repeated harvest failures across multiple cycles. If the underlying problem with the heater, thermostat, or icemaker assembly is not corrected, the code will return once the icemaker resumes normal operation and the control detects the same failure pattern again.