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Anonymous Posted on Jan 08, 2014

Upright freezer door left open overnight. Now ice is melting and won't hold temperature.

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SOURCE: GE upright freezer door left ajar, temp light on.

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Anonymous

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  • Posted on Sep 19, 2012

SOURCE: freezer door left open will it work again?

yes it must be shut off and completely defrosted.with doors left open it usually takes about 2 days. what happened if you look at the back wall in the freezer from the inside you will see a bunch of ice and there is more behind that panel you are looking at. it froze up the coils so that no air will get through them. good luck rich

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