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My Sanyo SR-4400's temperature stays at around 45 degrees F, causing all my food to spoil even when I turn the knob to MAX, is there a solution to that? My Fridge is new and is only about 5 weeks old...

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If the refrigerator is only 5 weeks old please do not attempt any repairs. Sanyo can send a service tech to your house to fix the problem. If you attempt a repair it will void your warranty and then you will have to get the wallet out. So call Sanyo first. Another thing to keep in mind, if the refrigerator is frosting up turning the control to a colder setting will only cause the problem to get worse at a faster rate. So set it back to a normal setting and get sanyo there fast. Good luck. I really hope this is helpful to you. mca0824

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