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Hi, My vegetable drawers keep freezing. I already had a technician come out last year to fix the drain issue - the drawers used to fill up with water. He added an extension to the drain, a common issue with these fridges I guess. Anyway - now my drawers are freezing. <30 deg F when the fridge is at 45 deg F. Freezer at 6 deg F (bottom drawer freezer). I pulled the fridge out to clean the coils and a large condensation spot was visible on back of the fridge - near left hand side (when you're looking at the back of the fridge). See photos attached. Could my coils inside be frozen? Thanks! Janice4926 attached the following image(s):
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just took off the evaporator cover and saw a little of ice at the top but nothing serious. Fan motor shows continuity Drain line is clear, i poured some water down there and heard it splash through the other end. i am still lost! Janice4926 attached the following image(s):
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Posting as a courtesy, it was the fridge temp sensor! located at the top back panel of the inside of the fridge
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just kidding. now the drawers are back to 30 deg f . :(
Tried replacing the fan too.
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