Maytag 21.9 Cu. Ft. Bottom-Mount Refrigerator - White "build something 15 minutes" Questions

something but shuts offf. Then the fridge stops cooling... If we unplug it and leave it off for 15 = 30 minutes or so, then plug it back in, it runs again... Box is only 5 = 7 years old. Would like to

something is trying to "click on", but nothing happens. unplug your freezer. Move the fridge 1 foot from the wall. Wait 15 minutes and plug again . if it works good , ok . if not you will need to call

BUILD UP MAY HAVE BEEN AN ISSUE AND MIGHT NOT BE TOO LATE. NO HELP. THERE IS CLICKING SOUND EVERY 10 TO 15 MINUTES LIKE SOMETHING IS TRYING TO SWITCH OR TURN ON... THE WHOLE TIME THE MOTOR IS RUNNING.

...build up starts again and the process repeats (water leaks) can you help please. Regards Greg I have a Samsung side by side - model RS253BAWW. Water was leaking onto floor from main refrigerator, not ...

...build up continues then there must be a leak or the door is being left open too long or something along these lines. Let me know what you think about what I said and please let me know if you have ...

something NOT sharp, NOT metal and NOT pointed to clean the coils. Old paint brush, big cable tie etc. Make sure the condensor fan is running after you plug the unit back in. A note on powering up any

something I can check to see if there really is a problem or not? Thanks in advance. The 15 sec burst sounds silly to me but you were right to let it settle for a while before starting although 45 deg

...something I can do, or if I should just place a call to a local Maytag Repair Technician. Thank you Hi and welcome to FixYa, I am Kelly. First off the high pitched sound you heard was most likely ice ...

...15 second "bursts" before leaving it running so that's what I did. It's now been running for a couple of weeks and gets cold but I've noticed that when it's cooling the external sides get ...

something I can do to fix this problem (9 days before someone from Sears can get out here)? Is the frost on the evaporator a clue to the problem, or a sign of impending failure? Any comments or advice