Most refrigerant leaks happen inside the freezer behind the back panel and in the evaporator coil. If you would like me to help you resolve this please let me know, Thanks, Sea Breeze
Would you like me to tell you how to find the leak and repair or offer the best solution. Also if your refrigerator has R-134A we can add a little and be legal. But I will need to instruct you on how and what part you will need. Contact me at [email protected] or through my web sites. Sea Breeze
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If your refrigerator has lost freon here is what to look for. Unplug and remove the rear panel in the back of the freezer. Just a few minutes after you unplugged you will see ice on part of the evaporator and cold sweat on the other part. You need to tell me the answer to what you see to go to next step. Let me know. Sea Breeze
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Hi i was cleaning my refrigerator today & unfortunately the knife got passed thru the base of freezer, immediately some gas released i guess its the coolant.now after a hour the refrigerator is smelling. could help me what to do & also wanted to know is the smell of the gas which released harmful,cos when it released i was straight in front of it.
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Freon is a clear gas while at room tempertaure.
You would not see it.
Freon leakage is normally one of the last things to go wrong with a fridge.
You may want a second opinion.
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what you want to do is replace the coolant tubes in your fridge... i would suggest calling in another repairman and see if he says the same thing please rate my solutions... please.
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First check the refrigerent level and gas leak could result in poor cooling.
Block in the drier or capillary section could result in poor cooling
Thermostate could be defective
Defrost the freezer chamber in case you have excess ice formed in the freezer chamber.
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