The refrig has been set to run and cool the interior too low. Turn off the refrig of awhile and let the ice melt. The ice build up may also been caused by poor sealing around the doors and too much humidity in the air. Once the ice has melted, turn it back on and set the temperature inside the refrig to 37 to 40F. The Freezer needs to be set at 0 or about -2F. If the controls don't function right, they may need replacing or a temperature sensor may need replacing. That should be handled by a service tech.
SOURCE: Hotpoint FFS70 fridge/freezer
water keeps appearing beneath salad bin we have checked to see that nothing has come into contact with back wall of fridge ,and we have used a straw to keep the defrost gutter drain hole clear but water still appearing beside gutter drain hole .
SOURCE: freezer not freezing
Check to see if the fan motor in the freezer is running. Most likely it is not circulating the cold air Also make sure the defrost drain line is clear and has drained out. A frozen sheet of ice will restrict airflow also
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SOURCE: ice build up on coil inside freezer
it can be two things the refrgerator probably has a small refrigerant leak therefore it ices up, or the defrosting heater on the begining of the coil is faulty.
SOURCE: Freezer not freezing properly, ice on back wall
Ice on the back wall indicates a problem with the defrost cycle. The ice builds up and starts to choke off the air flow, so your symptoms would indicate that may be happening.
Defrost problems are usually any of the three components, the heater element, the defrost termination temp switch, or the defrost timer.
SOURCE: brandt apollo fridge/freezer - food defrosts + salad freezes
Check the vents in the fridge side and close a little if you can. On the freezer side just for good measure>>>>
Is your circulating fan working?
Sometimes they stick and need a shot of WD 40 and then work
it back and forth a little until it wants to take off again. Keep me informed
and PLEASE give a Thumbs Up for the effort. The Raz Shack
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