E522B - About 6 mths ago, a the clip on the bottom hinge of the freezer door broke into two , depositing the one end on the kitchen floor . Fridge seemed to operate OK regardless. Today, the same clip on the fridge door did the same - simply when the door was opened ! Are these truly important, what is their function, and should they be replaced ?

SOURCE: top of fridge warm but bottom freezer working ok

there is also a fan in the freezer compartment which if broken will cause this problem. you need to check that both fans are working. please refer to other fridge posts here re repairing/ replacing the freezer fan- there is a document here which shows you exactly what you need to do. important thing is to switch off the appliance first and leave the freezer door open for about 20 minutes before attempting to remove the back cover ie let it warm up first, so that you don't break any of the panels.

SOURCE: fridge section runs warm. Freezer ok it seems.

Sounds like the inside fan is getting worn out. Should vary in speed. Try replacing the fan and see if that fixes it. I'd bet it will. ken

SOURCE: THE TOP PART (FRIDGE) IS NOT COOLING

We had the same problem. The duct between the freezer unit and fridge is probably iced over - a design problem apparently. Allowing to completely defrost will solve.

anantha reddy

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• Posted on Sep 14, 2009

SOURCE: I have a Fisher and Paykel E522B Fridge and the

hello sir/mam
after replacing the tempreture probe have u checked the compressor so that it should get the signals for cutt in and cutt off if not please check it.if this is not happening please change the temperature sensor.

Testimonial: "which temerature censor ( there are three )"

SOURCE: Hi, I have a fisher

open the doors feel around where the seals close on the frame of the unit do you feel its hot sometimes what happens is when the compressor fan stops running this is one of the first ways of telling also as far as the ice you would need to do continuity test on the tstat heater to assure that they are working properly and advancing your unit into defrost mode when its supposed to be ingore the first comment i just saw that you said fridge feels warm that would be on the inside which would be a defrost problem remove the back panel of the freezer you should either see the fan not working and blocked up with ice which causes the fridge to get warm or either your tstat or heater have went bad if you are the one conducting the continuity test please unplug your unit before testing if you have any further questions please message me back and please remember to rank how this opinion has helped with your appliance situation Thanks again
Rick