Hello When i set temp lets say to 24 and the inside temp become the same it should turn off but its still cool on I dont know how to fix that

If your Monogram refrigerator is only partially not cooling, it could be due to a few different reasons:

1. Dirty condenser coils: Over time, the condenser coils can become coated with dust and debris, which can restrict the flow of air and cause the refrigerator to overheat. If this is the case, cleaning the condenser coils may resolve the issue.
2. Faulty condenser fan: The condenser fan is responsible for circulating air over the condenser coils to cool the refrigerant. If the fan is not working properly, the refrigerator may overheat and not cool properly.
3. Damaged or worn door gaskets: The door gaskets create a seal around the refrigerator door to prevent warm air from entering. If the gaskets are damaged or worn, warm air can enter the refrigerator and cause cooling issues.
4. Blocked air vents: The refrigerator compartment has air vents that allow cold air to circulate throughout the compartment. If these vents become blocked with food or other items, it can restrict the flow of air and cause cooling issues.
5. Faulty temperature control thermostat: The temperature control thermostat regulates the temperature inside the refrigerator. If the thermostat is faulty, it may not be able to properly control the temperature and the refrigerator may not cool properly.

If you have checked these potential causes and the issue persists, it is recommended that you contact a professional appliance repair service to diagnose and repair the problem. They will have the necessary tools and expertise to identify and fix the issue.

Let it get about 5 degrees cooler than the set temp. inside. Then tap it, thump it, knock on it? If it comes on then its time for a new tstat

dont know model, do know temps. The fridges highest temp is 5deg c, preferably between 1 and 4, if freezer goes above minus(-)18deg c your are in danger zone, there should be a regulator control in the fridge, usually on left or right hand side near front(door)

Terry, what's happening, is when you turn your heater on, no matter what temp you have it set at, the vehicle allows coolant to pass through your heater core, and the blower motor acts as another cooling device for the anti-freeze. The next steps I would take, is to check your fans. Let the vehicle warm up a bit, and look under the hood and see if they are turning on at all. If they are, next, you may need to flush your entire cooling system. First start with the radiator, and if that does not help, you may need to flush the entire system, which flushes water jackets throughout the engine, AND the radiator at the same time. Now, if you are not seeing bubbles, (check under the radiator cap also), I would doubt it is a crack anywhere. Take the first steps I gave you, and see if this fixes the problem. Hope it helped you out.

If you press Too Warm, temp will automatically 3 degree goes down as setting temp. and same when you press Too Cool, set temp will raise + 3degree.

In your remote set temp is 24 and you press Too Warm, set temp becomes 21 and same in Too Cool will become 27. It's normally in O'General a/c May be 2 differ in other units instead of 3degree. Thanks, and helpful?

Hello. For a fridge to fully cool down to operating temp takes up to 24 hours. J.

see if the lines the big one if it is verry cold or frosted let me know

Set the temp to low not high and wait 24 hours to see if the temp has drop.Also make sure the freezer is not icing up anywhere.If it is please repost.

Im gonna be bold and take a stab at this problem. (since I dont see anyone else doing it).... Lets see, Has anyone tried turning the freezer setting down a notch? Try that and give it a day. My theory is; ALL ice makers have a thermostat in them and if they arent at the right temp than they will not go into the "haverest cycle". When you press that button you force it through that cycle. Therefore if your freezer is cold enough, The ice maker won't make ice! This could also be a sign of a BIGGER problem..... Things to look for to help solve problem;

**Can you hear a fan running in freezer?
**Is there any snowy frosted ice on back wall in freezer?(at the bottom area)

Some more info at my website at:

http://www.houstongofarappliancerepair.com/Refrigerator.html

This will give ya a wee bit more information....

Goodluck, Brian

This TV set I have seen in the past to have leaky CRT's This is where the cooling fluid that is located between the main lens and the CRT face leaks out onto the printed circuit board. You should have this set checked out ASAP or you will be doomed. If you let the cooling fluid stay on the printed circuit board too long, it will corrode the connections and then you will have to buy a new board, and that would really be an expensive repair. If it is not the fluid issue when you do have the set fixed, ask the tech to install a shield that Hitachi recommends to be installed inside the set, so that in the future, the tubes do become leaky, the fluid will run off to the side and not damage the electronics. If it is not a fluid issue you most likely have a bad flyback or the high voltage distribution block is bad. Good Luck, and let us know how you made out.