Hi - I have an ESE6077SC Electrolux side by side fridge freezer. the LED display has always been in Celsius but this evening the fridge started beeping, I reset the fridge alarms and that stopped but now the temperature settings are being displayed in Fahrenheit instead. I tried to hold the "fridge" & "freezer" buttons down at the same time for over 5 seconds to change to Celsius but that hasn't fixed it, I've turned off for 6 minutes and it's still in Fahrenheit, any idea on how I change the display back to Celisus on this model? (or reset to factory settings maybe?) thanks David

That is not a good model number. Is it a top mount freezer or side by side? Generally in electrolux the freezer is what cooks the fridge, if fridge is not cooling, it could be several things causing it.
1. Damper not opening
2. Damper has ice build up
3. The return has ice build up
4. The freezer evap assembly is not defrosting to allow air flow.
5. The evap fan is not turning.

The condenser coils are usually located under the refrigerator. They dissipate heat as refrigerant passes through them. If the condenser coils are dirty, they won't dissipate the heat effectively. As debris builds up on the coils, the refrigerator/freezer becomes less efficient, causing it to work harder to cool down. If the coils are significantly dirty, it will not be able to maintain the proper temperature. Check the condenser coils to determine if they are dirty. All models have coils in an enclosed area usually accessible via a vented cover at the back of the refrigerator. These coils help to keep the refrigerator and freezer cool. If these coils become too dirty from dust or other particles, the freezer may not work as efficiently.
unplug when taking the vent panel off to clean. bottle brush or a vacuum attachment be careful not to bend aluminium fins.

Hi Holly
Is pipe getting pinched somewhere.

Disconnect & blow through pipe to test.

Are you sure it's not a temperature alarm rather than power? Check the thermistor isn't in a block of ice, give the freezer a good defrost, and check the condenser is nice and clean.

Hi,

You have lot your evaporator fan motor in the freezer that caused no air to circulate, this would also effect the refer section too. P# WR60X10185 if you need it, check to see if the fan remains running on high speed even when the freezer door is open for 3-5 minutes.

Good Luck

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When you remounted the freezer door you might have missed or damaged the switch (button) when you moved the unit. Check that and replace it if necessary. That should fix the problem.

You either have a stopped up drain which can be confirmed if you have ice on the freezer floor, or the tube connector beneath the door is leaking.

Hello - Sounds like the power outage possibly caused a communication problem with the control board to the refrigerator not responding. From what you explained in your comment, if the refrigerator seems dead I would strongly suggest contacting a professional to move forward accurately. If the unit is not cooling in either section of the appliance, unit can be experiencing some form of sealed system issue as well. This can include the compressor not working correctly, the evaporator fan not turning, or even coolant in the lines not at the correct levels to properly cool. If the compressor is running, humming, or even a little warm then that is typically normal. However if the compressor is running hot, then it is over working and the issue could be before the compressor in the evap fan, coil or coolant lines. Unless the unit is displaying an error code, often alpha-numeric, then you would need to contact you're a professional to properly diagnose the refrigerator.

We have same problem which has happened twice now
The engineer told us to defrost for at least 48 hrs the air vent from freezer to fridge freezes
He didnt know why this happens though

To change temperature display from Fahrenheit to Celsius press and hold
“FREEZER” and “REFRIGERATOR” buttons simultaneously for more than 5
seconds. Do the same to convert back to Celsius.