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Last week the refridge was way above correct temperature. I turned refridge off for 3 days (was out of town and have a fridge in garage). The fridge door was making a popping sound and I wrapped electrical tape around the bearing on the bottom hinge, no more popping. Now the freezer side with the temperature set on 6 is 10 degree and the fresh food is with the setting on 0 is 28 degree. I can hear the fan running and I can make compressor to turn on and off. What next? :confused:
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The freezer is too warm, check the condensing motor and coils in the back and verify the compressor is not overheating.
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Coils are clean(did that a month ago). fan near compressor is running and can here fan in freezer. what to check next?
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Remove the freezer back panel and check the frost pattern, defrost if clogged up entirely.
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