GE Profile PVD28 Item Not Found: Barcode scanner message
On GE Profile refrigerators with an LCD touch screen (the PVD28 Smart 4-door and convertible drawer, such as the PVD28BYNFS and PVD28BYNBB), item not found appears when you scan a barcode and the product is not…
- Code
- item not found
- Appliance
- Refrigerator
- Brand
- GE
- Warranty
- 30-day workmanship
What item not found means
On GE Profile refrigerators with an LCD touch screen (the PVD28 Smart 4-door and convertible drawer, such as the PVD28BYNFS and PVD28BYNBB), item not found appears when you scan a barcode and the product is not in the database. It is about the product record and not about the scanner or the refrigerator. Cooling and dispensing are not affected. It is a harmless message.
Common causes of item not found
- Product not listed in the database
- Barcode scanned poorly or at an angle
- Store-brand or unusual item without a listing
1. Rescan the barcode with the code flat and well lit. 2. Scan a known product to confirm the scanner works. 3. Add the item by voice, manually on the refrigerator, or in SmartHQ. 4. Try again later. Wipe the barcode if it is dirty.
- If every item gives item not found, the scanner or the connection may need a check.
- We check the scanner and the network connection.
- Seldom a repair, and if it is, you approve the written price first.
Other Refrigerator codes
What does item not found mean?
The scanner read the barcode, but the item is not in the database. The scan itself worked; the database just does not have the item.
How do I add the item?
Add it by voice, manually on the refrigerator, or in SmartHQ. Adding it once means it is found next time. Adding it by hand takes a moment, and then the item is stored for next time.
Is the scanner broken?
Probably not. Try a known product. If that works, the scanner is fine and only the listing is missing. The refrigerator keeps cooling normally, so nothing else is affected.
Still unsure about item not found?
A technician diagnoses it on site and gives you the price in writing before any work starts.