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[quote=androidx1;918945]Hi,
I have a ge pzs25ksebf22 side by side.

today we noticed the milk stored at the top shelf is not very cold......the lower shelves seem colder.

temp is set at 37 but actual temp is showing 47.

The freezer section is set at 0 and is showing 4 (maybe higher because I had the doors open inspecting

I saw a video on youtube where they replaced a small computer looking fan in the refriderator section right above a condensor......does this seem like the fix for mine as well???

Thanks,
Mike[/quote]

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androidx1	Posted: Monday, June 8, 2020 9:38:34 AM(UTC)
	Hi, I have a ge pzs25ksebf22 side by side. today we noticed the milk stored at the top shelf is not very cold......the lower shelves seem colder. temp is set at 37 but actual temp is showing 47. The freezer section is set at 0 and is showing 4 (maybe higher because I had the doors open inspecting I saw a video on youtube where they replaced a small computer looking fan in the refriderator section right above a condensor......does this seem like the fix for mine as well??? Thanks, Mike

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