Fridge temp too high

Temnp control is flashing 1, however thr fridge is warm and food not chilled. I have pressed the Fridge temp button but it still flashes. Temnp control is flashing 1, however thr fridge is warm and food not chilled. I have pressed the Fridge temp button but it still flashes.

I just had the same problem. The cooling coils are frozen over. Unplug the fridge. Empty the freezer and/or fidge. Remove the plastic panels inside at the back. I used a hair dryer to melt the ice. Dont force the panels as they have styrofoam on the back and might be frozen to the coils. Use towel to soak up water from melting ice in bottom. Once ice is TOTALLY melted from coils, then I took that opportunity to clean, since everything was warm. Replace panels and plug in. Start with temp at highest setting first. Then once it reaches that, let fridge set for a few minutes, then lower temp. That way the compressor isn't being strained all at once. DONT use power freeze or power cool during the time of first use after this procedure. On fridge side, you will need to unplug 2 connectors. They will only go one way, so reconnection is simple. This process will take 2 hours with removal & replacement of panels and melting of the ice per side. Just unplugging it and waiting for ice to melt would probably take over 2 days. Ours now works like it should.This whole problem was caused by a small toy in the freezer holding the ice maker flap open and letting way too much humidity into the freezer, which made it work too much. I just had the same problem. The cooling coils are frozen over. Unplug the fridge. Empty the freezer and/or fidge. Remove the plastic panels inside at the back. I used a hair dryer to melt the ice. Dont force the panels as they have styrofoam on the back and might be frozen to the coils. Use towel to soak up water from melting ice in bottom. Once ice is TOTALLY melted from coils, then I took that opportunity to clean, since everything was warm. Replace panels and plug in. Start with temp at highest setting first. Then once it reaches that, let fridge set for a few minutes, then lower temp. That way the compressor isn't being strained all at once. DONT use power freeze or power cool during the time of first use after this procedure. On fridge side, you will need to unplug 2 connectors. They will only go one way, so reconnection is simple. This process will take 2 hours with removal & replacement of panels and melting of the ice per side. Just unplugging it and waiting for ice to melt would probably take over 2 days. Ours now works like it should.This whole problem was caused by a small toy in the freezer holding the ice maker flap open and letting way too much humidity into the freezer, which made it work too much.