Refrigerator side too warm

Fan motor in compartment stop working replace or see why not working

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There can be many reasons why your refrigerator is freezing your food. To see what could be happening and to figure out how to possibly fix your problem. Take a look at this tip which contains many of the causes and solutions to fix the problems.

Refrigerator is Too Cold and Freezing Food

heatman101

thats because when you open the door ALL the cold air rushes out.(the bins stop this effect)use a thermometer in the middle bin and adjust the running temp accordingly,this will also stop your lettuce from freezing.

Check the fridge sensor. On my Hoover HNMF2805AL80 f/f, first I replaced control module - still freezing.
Have just replaced cheap fridge temperature sensor. Part No. 97061619. Trouble is you have to cut into insulation at back of fridge to replace. I just plugged in sensor & placed inside fridge at back at the bottom - so far so good, only lettuce freezing now, everything else v. cold but not frozen. :)

turn both control to the same number the lowest number and then wait 24 hrs if you want it needs to be cooler move both controls 1 number then wait 24 hrs and see if you are happy

first of all are you talking about summer or winter, i dont know what state you live in. the weather and humidity play a big part on your unit,is your kitchen as warm as in is is winter,if not turn down the freezer control down ,turn on refrigator control 1/4 of the way.until you get both sides of the unit working at the right temperatue.you may have to adjust the settings a few times.using the freezer and refrigerator controls back and forth. also in the summer you can usually back down the controls to adjust in the temperatue change. no more frozen lettuce in your fridge,i hope.,,,,,,,,dave

Since your freezer control is the main thermostat , and your refrig control is only a damper , lower your freezer setting and turn the refrig control mid way . This will make the refrig run less , and keep the air flow moving , throughout the complete unit . When the airflow stops , by turning down the refrig control ( closing the damper ) , all the cold air will settle in the refrig section , thereby freezing everything in the lower section .
Since the water line runs thru the freezer door , too cold in the freezer section , will cause the water in the line to freeze . I would also suggest installing a dispensor heater ( pt. # WR49X10173 ) , which would hopefully avoid water line freeze , in the future . This part comes with installation instructions .

You say " all thermistors check fine " , how did you check them ? Did you check for the 5-8 DC volts at the main control board , for the thermistors ? Did you do the diagnostic check for the thermistors from the control panel ? I'm sure you know there are 5 thermistors , since the refrig has the dual evap . Possibly the # 5 is bad , since it is the freezer temp " controller " , yet if it tells the board it's not cold enough , it still sends refrigerant to the refrig evap . Since the refrig evap has 2 fan motors , can't remember if there is a damper there also . Maybe when the # 3 thermistor is satisfied , it only cuts the fans off , even though refrigerant is still going thru the refrig evap .

The refrig water valve , is seeping . This means that it isn't closing completely , letting a slow drip run down the fill tube and freezing . Replace the water valve (piece the wall water line connects to on the back of the refrig ) and I believe this will solve the problem .

thermostat problem replace that if you know how to do that or call a technician who will help you