Frigidaire FRS26H5AS Side by Side Refrigerator "stops cooling unplug works again" Questions

cooling again 2 days ago, I unplugged for few hours, It is working now Fridge stopped cooling, I unplugged and cleaned the back, plugged it in, it worked for almost 3 weeks. It stopped cooling again 2

...heat element is not working. When the ice buildup clogs the airflow the unit stops cooling. Once you unplug it and give it a chance to melt it works again. You need to have the defrost unit

...cooling. I again unplugged it and waited two days, plugged it back in again worked fine for a week and stopped cooling again. Any ideas as to what might be the issue? Could possibly be a faulty ...

...stops cooling strange intermittent buzzing sound Both refrigerator and freezer stop working. Proceeded by odd buzzing sound. I have to unplug the unit for about an hour and after its plugged back in, ...

...the fan which cools the compressor to make sure it is working . When you unplug , it gives the compressor time to cool down a bit , but after it restarts , it will get hot again and stop cooling

...cooling,but the freezer is cold. After unplug, the refrige is back to cool, but it lasts only half day and stop cooling again. Can you help me out? Thanks! the refrigerator is not defrosting ...

...stops cooling. Works again, for a week or so, after unplugging for 10 minutes or so Hi. Fridge is probably about 7 years old. No codes or other irregularities on the digital display. Unplugging buys ...

...stops cooling. Unplugged it for 24hrs, plug it in and it works for weeks. It stops cooling again, unplug for 24hrs and then it works again. Keep repeating this process. What could the problem be? Had ...

running again,but not getting cold. can hear blower ? Unplug again and wait for 3-4 hours for compressor to cool, then reconnect power. If no luck, then the compressor is probably shot. Replace refrig

...cooling. When I unplug it for a few days, and then plug it in, it will work for about a week, and then quit cooling again. The freezer is perfect, and continues to freeze, unless, of course it is ...