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Has anyone experienced this: on a side-by-side 2-door refrigerator, the freezer sides where the door seals are - are very hot - I worry that they are hot enough to burn the rubber (or plastic?) seals.
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Many thanks to DENMAN for a very quick response to my question. The answer was clear, the illustration showed exactly where the high temperature was at my refrigerator - and the recommended response was to clean cooling coils and to check the running of the fan. It turned out that the fan blade was "blocked" by a cardboard liner under the refrigerator - a corner of the cardboard had turned up and stopped the fan from turning. That fixed the problem ! http://forum.appliancepartspros...images/smilies/smile.gif:) :) :)
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