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Fridge won't maintain low temp

Fridge working okay operating around 0 degrees then couldn't maintain temperature. Have checked DC power & leads okay. Display near temp knob not working and I am aware a replacement battery will operate same. Temp checked by Engel external monitor with internal probe. I'm thinking either a thermostat or possibly refrigerant problem.

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