Freezing milk and water bottles on top shelve

Big Warehouse Thermostat P/N: 1617034 (200)

APPLIANCE 911

Although this question is not really suited to FixYa, the answer is that when you thaw it the fat in the milk will separate and float to the top. It's really a quality issue rather than any health problems. You will not get sick by consuming it.

Freezability in regard to milk depends upon the fat content and how it's been homogenised within the milk, and these factors vary even within products within the same milk brand. In general, skimmed and semi-skimmed freeze best.

I've actually ran inti this problem alot. its just a design flaw. the objects that are freezing are close to the direct flow of cold air coming from the freezer into the fresh food compartment. adjusting the temperature will result in the same condition. The only thing you can do is rearrange products closest to the air duct. You may even gave to rearrange the shelves. Just ran into this same problem yesterday when i was dispatched to a customers home. Its just a stupid flaw in the design of the fridge.

check the condensor fan if that aint it unit may be low on charge

The fridge gets its cold air from the freezer through a vent(damper) between the freezer and fridge.The fan in the freezer blows air through it. There is a flap you adjust with the fridge temp. control. Make sure it's opening and closing when you adjust the fridge temp ..

clogged drain

I have a Woos's frost free freezer and it keeps getting ice in the bottom what can I do to stop this?

call the tech back... the control board may be fauilty or install incorrectly.. the water leak is from a pluged drain hose or your ice maker leaking not from a control board...

The drain line that comes through the casing may be plugged or the trap at the bottom of the hose where it drains into the drain pan under the refrigerator may be plugged. If water is freezing it is because it is being held back by a restriction.

The model number would help but it sounds like a sealed system leak or restriction. If thats the case I would not suggest trying this yourself. The water should freeze overnight and the frost should keep going to all the shelfs that have coils in them.