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GE Artica SxS Model #PSS25NGMD: Food on fridge side was freezing, fixed damper door. Now the freezer is getting way, way too cold. Just checked it and it is at (-19). Fridge side is fine (37). Any suggestions?

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So long as the fresh food side stays 36-42 degrees you are OK.

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