Is your refrigerator not freezing the bottom part? See why the fridge stopped freezing underneath. After all, depending on the time of use, ...
After all, depending on the time of use, it can be something external or something internal. There are some problem tips that can be solved just by doing a few small procedures.
Why did the fridge stop freezing?
Check these items below, if any of them are present, this could be what is causing the problem under your refrigerator. If the problem persists, look for refrigerator technical assistance in your region.
Poorly closed door
This problem may be causing the underside of your refrigerator not to freeze. Check to see if something is blocking the door from closing completely and if the refrigerator is sealed. Organize your refrigerator so that the bottom part is always well-fitted and the door closes completely, this can be a small obstacle.
This is also one of the reasons why the fridge stops freezing overnight.
Worn rubber
Many people don't know why the fridge stopped freezing, even though it seems to be normal.
Depending on how long your refrigerator has been in use and how long it has been used, the sealing rubber may be worn out. And with that, it may be disturbing the functioning of your refrigerator by freezing the part underneath it.
To solve this problem, try to change the refrigerator rubber for a new one, and replace it correctly. If you don't know this, we recommend looking for a professional who repairs a refrigerator or a refrigerator service center close to your home.
Frequent door opening
Some refrigerators may have the defect of not freezing the part underneath it precisely because it is opened many times during the day. Therefore, avoid opening the door frequently and try to do this only when necessary. It is very common for this to happen in commercial refrigerators.
If that doesn't solve it, check the next steps.
Incorrect temperature
Often, a refrigerator does not freeze the bottom part because it is at a minimum operating temperature and the climate in that place is hot. This can result in food not being refrigerated as needed.
Try to increase the temperature of your refrigerator on hot days, and balance it with the amount of food or things stored in your refrigerator. There are refrigerators that have specific functions for each type of item inserted in it, it may be that this helps to freeze the part under your refrigerator.
Dirty condenser
There are refrigerators that are not freezing the bottom part because the condenser (which depending on the model is exposed) is dirty and full of dust. It is necessary that her rear tubes, especially the one that leads to the bottom, are clean.
Try to clean this place in your refrigerator, and this can solve the problem of not freezing the bottom part. Do not use abrasive, flammable, or chlorine-based products. Use a clean cloth or some compressed air device.
Little gas
If your fridge isn't freezing at the bottom of it, the main problem reported by technicians is that it's low on gas. Look for a professional to go to your house, check and estimate, and if this is the problem, put the gas on and the part underneath will freeze.
Dirty filter
There are refrigerators that stop working and freeze the bottom part precisely because of the condensation system and the dryer filter is dirty. This can block air from passing through the cooling process. This can decrease her ability to freeze underneath. Have a technician check this out.
Burnt resistance
There are refrigerator models that have a cold cooling plate. The moment the condenser turns off, the resistance is activated and defrosts the ice. Turns out that if she burns, she can't melt and build up ice, preventing heat exchange. And it can prevent cold air from going into the ducts at the bottom of your refrigerator.
Frost Free Refrigerator x Common Refrigerator
Below, see the difference between the frost-free refrigerator and the common refrigerator.
Common Refrigerator
It is that typical refrigerator that from time to time needs to remove the accumulation of ice. It only has a freezer with an evaporator. And it has a thermostatic temperature adjustment that can be turned to the desired temperature or power. It does not have a module or electronic board to control the operation of the motor.
Frost Free Fridge
This type of refrigerator operates with temperature control via an electronic module that turns on and off as it reaches a certain point. It has an automatic defrosting system with a bi-metal temperature sensor. It has defrosted resistance, a micro fan, and a thermal fuse.
Finally, older Frost Free refrigerators had temperature control via an electromechanical timer and did not have the modern electronic module. It is worth remembering that in both, the common and frost-free, the problem because the refrigerator stops freezing the bottom part is common, so seek technical assistance to prevent further headaches.
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