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My fridge won’t cool enough even though the freezer is cooling fine
coolguycp1
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I have a Beko fridge freezer, and for the past few days, the fridge compartment has been very warm compared to the usual temperature. The freezer is working absolutely fine though.
The fan inside the freezer compartment is working alright, and I have checked the coils situated behind the freezer compartment as well, and they don't have any ice build up. Tuning the thermostat dialer also did not help at all.
I also left the appliance unplugged for 24 hours, but switching back on made no difference to the fridge temperature.
I must admit though that I could not locate the inlet and return air duct from the freezer to the fridge, which is where I am stuck now. Can anyone advise where these could be found as I cannot physically see any duct/opening in the fridge compartment.
What other potential causes should I look for before calling a professional?
The fan inside the freezer compartment is working alright, and I have checked the coils situated behind the freezer compartment as well, and they don't have any ice build up. Tuning the thermostat dialer also did not help at all.
I also left the appliance unplugged for 24 hours, but switching back on made no difference to the fridge temperature.
I must admit though that I could not locate the inlet and return air duct from the freezer to the fridge, which is where I am stuck now. Can anyone advise where these could be found as I cannot physically see any duct/opening in the fridge compartment.
What other potential causes should I look for before calling a professional?
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