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Possible Causes:

• Door seal issues allowing moisture in
• Blocked defrost drain
• Faulty defrost thermostat or heater

Troubleshooting Steps:

• Inspect the door seals: Ensure they are clean and sealing properly to prevent humid air from entering.
• Check the defrost drain: A clogged drain can cause ice buildup. Use warm water or a pipe cleaner to remove blockages.
• Test the defrost system: If ice continues to accumulate, the defrost thermostat or heater may be faulty and require replacement.
• Avoid overloading the freezer: Proper air circulation prevents excess frost buildup.

Possible Causes:

• Clogged defrost drain
• Damaged water supply line
• Cracked drain pan

Troubleshooting Steps:

• Unclog the defrost drain: Flush the drain with warm water to remove debris.
• Check the water supply line: If your fridge has a water dispenser or ice maker, inspect the supply line for leaks or cracks. Replace it if necessary.
• Inspect the drain pan: A cracked drain pan under the fridge can cause water to leak. Replace if needed.

Possible Causes:

• Frozen water supply tube
• Clogged or old water filter
• Faulty water inlet valve

Troubleshooting Steps:

• Thaw the water supply tube: If the tube leading to the ice maker is frozen, thaw it using a hairdryer or warm water.
• Replace the water filter: A clogged filter can restrict water flow. Change it every 6 months.
• Check the water inlet valve: If no water reaches the dispenser, the valve may be defective and require replacement.

Possible Causes:

• Dirty condenser coils
• Incorrect temperature settings
• Faulty door seals
• Overloaded fridge

Troubleshooting Steps:

• Clean the condenser coils: Dust buildup forces the fridge to work harder. Clean the coils every 6–12 months.
• Adjust the temperature: If set too low, the fridge will run continuously. Keep it at 37°F (3°C).
• Inspect door seals: Damaged gaskets let warm air in, making the fridge overwork. Replace worn-out seals.
• Avoid overloading: Ensure air can circulate properly by not overcrowding shelves.

Possible Causes:

• Thermostat set too low
• Broken thermistor (temperature sensor)
• Faulty temperature control board

Troubleshooting Steps:

• Check the thermostat: Increase the temperature setting and see if it makes a difference.
• Test the thermistor: If the fridge isn’t responding to thermostat changes, the thermistor may be faulty and need replacement.
• Inspect the temperature control board: If adjusting settings doesn’t work, a professional may need to replace the control board.

Possible Causes:

• Loose drain pan
• Faulty evaporator or condenser fan
• Compressor issues

Troubleshooting Steps:

• Check the drain pan: If rattling, secure it properly underneath the fridge.
• Inspect the evaporator and condenser fans: If the noise comes from inside the fridge, the evaporator fan may be worn out. If it’s from the back, the condenser fan could be the issue.
• Listen for the compressor: A loud buzzing or clicking sound could indicate a failing compressor, requiring professional attention.