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   How do I fix a refrigerator not cooling?

   • Resetting the temperature control is often the first—and easiest— fix for a refrigerator not cooling. A thermostat is easy to accidentally bump or push, and too high of a temperature setting will lead to spoiled food, while too low of a temperature can cause food in your fridge to start freezing.

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   What happens if a fridge is not cooling?

   • Frost buildup in the freezer also can block vents, reducing or preventing cold air from reaching the refrigerator compartment. If the fridge is not cooling but the freezer works and the latter compartment is heavily frosted over, unplug the fridge and defrost the freezer. Once it melts, plug the fridge back in and allow it to cool properly.

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   How do I Keep my Refrigerator cool?

   • Keeping plenty of food products in your fridge helps it maintain a cool temperature, but don’t pack the compartment so tightly that air can’t circulate easily from shelf to shelf. Frost buildup in the freezer also can block vents, reducing or preventing cold air from reaching the refrigerator compartment.

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   Can a faulty control board cause a refrigerator to cool?

   • Plug in the Refrigerator. Plug the refrigerator back in. Verify that the refrigerator maintains the desired temperature and that there are no issues with temperature fluctuations or cooling. Though unlikely, a faulty control board could cause cooling issues.

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   How do I know if my refrigerator is not cooling?

   • Aside from sour milk, other signs you need to look out for that could indicate your refrigerator is not cooling include: The thermostat reading anything above 40 degrees Fahrenheit. Your attached freezer reading at over zero degrees. Excess frost or ice buildup, especially around vents. More condensation inside the fridge than usual.

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   How do you fix a faulty refrigerator fan?

   • If the refrigerator is not cooling properly and the fan motor shows no continuity, it is faulty and must be replaced to restore normal cooling operation. Unplug the refrigerator. Turn off power to avoid electric shock. Remove access panel. On the back of the fridge, unscrew and remove the thin metal panel covering the condenser coil and fan.

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   Aug 2, 2024 · Resetting the temperature control is often the first—and easiest— fix for a refrigerator not cooling. A thermostat is easy to accidentally bump or push, and too high of a temperature setting will lead to spoiled food, while too low of a temperature can cause food in your fridge to start freezing.

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   • Make sure your refrigerator has power. A power cord that has worked loose in its outlet or a flipped breaker will shut the entire fridge down. Here’s how to troubleshoot this common issue
   • Consult your owner’s manual for brand-specific troubleshooting. When dealing with any brands of refrigerators not getting cold, there might be simple, brand-specific solutions.
   • Check the refrigerator thermostat settings. New refrigerators usually come preset at temperatures of around 37 degrees Fahrenheit for the fridge compartment and 0 degrees Fahrenheit for the freezer compartment, the ideal fridge temperature settings.
   • Test your fridge door seals. If the magnetic seals or door gaskets on the fridge doors are defective, cool air could be escaping the appliance. Refrigerator door gaskets can grow brittle over time, reducing their ability to form a tight seal.

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   • Remove Cover. Remove the cover to inspect the refrigerator evaporator and to access the evaporator fan. The screws may be covered with plastic plugs that you pry out.
   • Remove Fan Cover. If your refrigerator has a fan cover, remove the screws that hold it in place. Then remove the cover to reach the fan. Sign Up For Our Newsletter.
   • Remove Evaporator Fan. Replace the evaporator fan if it's noisy or doesn't spin. First, unplug the refrigerator. Then remove the screws that hold the fan to the wall of the freezer.
   • Replace the Fan. Replace the old fan with a new one. Remove the mounting bracket from the old fan and attach it to the new fan. Unplug the wires and switch them from the old fan to the new fan.

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   Aug 16, 2024 · What to look out for if your refrigerator isn't cooling and how to solve it to keep your food safe to eat.

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   Understanding the cause of a refrigerator that’s not cooling properly is the first step to fixing the problem. Some of these causes can be discovered and resolved with a little elbow grease, while others may require the help of a licensed technician.

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   Fortunately, many common refrigerator issues can be resolved with simple troubleshooting and maintenance. Follow these steps to diagnose and fix a refrigerator that's not cooling, ensuring your appliance runs efficiently and keeps your food fresh. 1. Make Sure It’s Plugged In.

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   Dealing with Refrigerator not cooling? Find out the common causes and step-by-step solutions trusted by pros. Fix it fast and get your Refrigerator back to normal with easy tips from AppliancePartsPros.com.