When the compressor is working it will be cooling the refrigerator to the desired set temperature,when the desired temperature is reached the compressor will stop, that is quite normal....it will come back on again when the set temperature drops......the more that you open the fridge, the more the compressor has to work as everytime the door is opened the temperature inside the fridge will go up.
SOURCE: refrigerator freezes food
sounds like might be a cold control issue, not cyclying on/off. if correct you dairy is good judge, so id assume that your ice cream is FROZEN SOLID. try turning down refrig temp control this will reduse run time(if working at all)
SOURCE: Our Magic Chef fridge model
yes the freezer door not closing properly will effect the refrigerator. also check in the freezer back wall and bottom for any frost buildup. If so, it is not defrosting as it should.
If you don’t know what these are then unplug the machine and let the ice
melt in the freezer overnight with the door open. Then try it the next day, if
is cooling fine then you need to have a service person replace one of the above
items.
SOURCE: Not cooling/freezing THERMADOR SIDE BY SIDE REFRIDGERATOR BUILT IN
Sounds like thatyou refrigerator has leaked out the refrigerant. If you have a condenser i.e. cage on the back , place your hand over it and see if it is warm if it is not then if deffinaltey the gas.
this is not a diy job and you will need an engineer with relevant qualifications..
hope this helps
cheers wash doctor
SOURCE: magic chef refridgerator stopped cooling and is making a clicking
Replace the compressor start relay.
If that does not correct the problem you have a bad compressor.
SOURCE: MY magic chef CTB1922 IS NOT COOLING
Sounds like your compressor overload tripping. Compressor may be stuck from sitting. Start relay may be stuck from sitting. Try a new start relay after making sure all your wires and connections are good. Sometimes a wrap with a deadblow hammer on the side of the compressor can get it going. Don't pound on it just a light wrap. My guess is the relay or overload first. Unplug before fooling with any wiring!
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