Reading some posts but none with my issue. I am thinking of changing the thermister (fridge side), others say it's the dampeners. I've vacuumed the dust in the back and I hear compressor working (warm to touch). Please help!
SOURCE: frost in freezer compartment
It is possible to get this build up in the return vents. Check seals for any possiblilty of warm air getting into the fridge. Warm air getting in will cause this. For now use a hair dryer or some hot water to clear the vents. Let me know what you find. Would appreciate a solved rating for expert advice.
SOURCE: Ge SIde by side SSS25KFMDWW stopped freezing
number one,is the freezer fan working?2,is there frost forming on the back wall of freezer?let me know more-mike
SOURCE: Freezer cold but things not frozen -frosting up. Fridge warm.
most of the time on ge its the defrost heater or defrost sensor in the freezer,that's why its freezing up.you can go to sears .com click on prats put in your modeal number and get yours parts-mike
SOURCE: Ge Profile fridge
Pull the refrig out from the wall , and remove the rear panel . Touch the compressor and feel if its hot or running . If the compressor is cool , then the main control board is bad ( since the compressor isn't running ) . If you can solder , you can repair the board (another paragraph ) . If the compressor is warm , then you could have a thermistor or 2 bad . This would have to be checked by a technician , unless you know how to get into the diagnostics procedure . Also , see if the compressor cooling fan is working and the black squirl cage is clean of dust .
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SOURCE: brandt apollo fridge/freezer - food defrosts + salad freezes
Check the vents in the fridge side and close a little if you can. On the freezer side just for good measure>>>>
Is your circulating fan working?
Sometimes they stick and need a shot of WD 40 and then work
it back and forth a little until it wants to take off again. Keep me informed
and PLEASE give a Thumbs Up for the effort. The Raz Shack
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