Freezer on bottom - working fine. Refrigerator not cooling. Have tried to unblock vents, or possible ice build up by emptying, and leaving off for 24 hours. Still having same problems.
SOURCE: ice build up in back section of a Whirlpool no frost top freezer refrigerator 66"hx30"wx27"d
your sure the defrost cycle works? sounds to me its not. you need to remove the freezer back and check the defrost components. or put it in the defrost cycle and see if it is working. to get that much frost as you describe the dor would have to be left open. also check all door seals. let me know what you find and we can go from there
SOURCE: ice build up
HELLO AND THANK YOU FOR YOUR QUESTION.WITH REGARDS TO THE ICE BUILD UP IN THE BOTTOM OF THE FREEZER THAT COULD BE CAUSED BY ONE OF THREE THINGS.YOU NEED TO CHECK THAT YOUR HEATER ELEMENT IS WORKING OK AS THIS WILL CAUSE THE ICE NOT TO DEFROST FAST ENOUGH BEFOR THE FRIDGE COMES BACK ON.SECONDLY THE FAN NEEDS TO BE CHECKED IF ITS WORKING OK THAT CAN ALSO CAUSE IT.LASTLY YOU DEFROST CLIQSANS NEED TO BE CHECKED TO SEE IF THEY ARE SENSING THE TEMP CORRECTLY.GOODLUCK.MOHAMED
SOURCE: WHIRLPOOL TOP FREEZER ET1WTKXKQ01. NOT COLD ENOUGH & KEEPS RUNNIN
remove the back wall leave the unit to run half hour open and see if coil have frost all the way from the top of the coil to the bottom if the coil is full you have adefrost problem could be your timer defrost thermostart or heater
SOURCE: whirlpool refrigerator type 21TFA refrigerator
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It is your defrost heater, you can get them from marcone.com with just your model number. Also at that web site you will get a exploded view of your unit. thiswill allow you to see the location of the heaters so you can just replace where the frost develops.
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