My Freezer is about 11 years old. There is moisture coming from underneath the freezer and it is not keeping things cold enough. The freezer has a "Quick Freeze" setting that seems to work, once that is turned off, it doesn't stay cold.

check the RepairClinic site, as they indicate what may be wrong when there is a 'rattling' noise in a freezer

Hi there. I really think it could be a thermostat or a small fault. But jump on Google to look for faults with that model. Let me know how you go

Low refrigerant assuming the compressor is always running and not being shut down by the thermostat.

You can hook up an ammeter to the unit to see if the current consumption is below spec, another sign of low gas situation since the motor is not working as hard as under normal conditions.

is there anything that's preventing the door from fully closing( too fully)? the door gasket might be the culprit (problem).

low freon

Check underneath the unit and make sure the compressor is running and that the compressor fan is turning.

Hello.
I can help. Once we notice anything different from before we start becoming more aware of small variations. Regarding things on the top shelf warmer than on the bottom, this is always true because, "warm air rises and cold air falls". If you want the top shelf colder turn the thermostat to the next colder setting, always a good idea in the Summer season anyway.

Even though your gasket looks good, a ten year old gasket is not as pliable as a new one resulting in the moisture problem you describe. I would begin by applying a thin coating of vaseline to the gasket once a week for a month. This little trick of the trade will often work. If it doesn't improve the situation do replace the gasket.

the temperature control is bad. when you push the fast freeze it bypasses the thermostat for 12-24 hours depending on which model you have. I am not able to find any parts information with the model number provided but you should be able to find a temperature control at any local appliance parts house or online thru any reputable supplier. Thnaks Peyton

s it should the ambient temperatures that you said are way to cold to expect the freezer to operate properly. move it indoors and or contact the manufacture and see if the have a kit to put on the unit to work properly.

We ahve a two year old Frrigidaire Freezer. every year same time it seems to correct itself(?), like self defrosting etc, and takes a long time come back to its cooling level. This is made in brazil G series. Please help.
V/r Syed