40 TO 50 DEGREE IN SIDE REG/ FREEZER 32 DEGREE IN FREEZER. HOWEVER CLEANNING RESET DAILS BRING US 10-0 DEGREE FREEZER/ REF 32-38 DEGREE IN REF. THIS REF WILL NOT SABLE ITS SELF. WINTER TIME NO PROBLEM/ SUMMER TIME LOOK OUT. NO FROST CSX22GA HOTPOINT SIDE BY SIDE / WHITE IN COLOR WHAT SETTINGS ARE CORRECT

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I have successfully located the wiring diagram of your Frigidaire refrigerator, GLRS64ZEW6. I hope this information helps to some degree. If you have any additional questions, please feel free to reconnect!

Deforst freezer and ref. wipe dry. Reset controls to starting point.
Check temp. 0 in fez. 38-40 in ref. keep advancing settings until you reach temp. Also, vaccum behind unit

It's quite normal if freezing is not reach on 40 degree, it's already high temperature. Remember the lower the temperature setting the higher the freezing of refrigerator, the higher the setting the lesser the freezing.
It's simple as that friend. Good luck!

Setting the cooling setting up all the way will not help at all.Make sure your freezer and refrigerator controls are about the same setting. Temp. settings for refrigerator should be between 38-42.degree at medium.. Freezer about 0 to -10.If it is a simple fix this will help.

check the damper door between the freezer and refrige to make sure it isnt iced up and staying shut

between 34 and 38 degrees Fahrenheit.

20 degrees seems like a good temp for your freezer!!!

Check to see if there is cold air coming from the freezer to the refridgerator side through the vent holes The compressor maybe getting weak or the freon charge maybe low. Does the unit run a long time before it shuts off? 50 degrees is not cold enough for a freezer. You should be around 32 or less.


John

1. Get the Food out of the Ref and Freezer. Unplug the power cord from the wall.
2. The cooling coil is in the back wall of the freezer side. Working from inside the Freezer.
3. Remove the back plastic cover to expose the cooling coil. It's called the Evaporator coil.
4. Use a hair dryer to melt all ice off the coil.
5. Put it back together. It should work for 3 - 5 days now at least.
6. Put a thermometer in there. After 24 hrs. the freezer should be 0 to 10 degrees F. and the Ref. side 37 to 44 degree F.
7. Check the door gaskets for tight fit, using a dollar bill for a gauge.
Shut the door on the dollar and try to pull it out in several places.

If it ices up again in a week or two, you have a defrost heater problem. There is a electric heat strip around the cooling coil. This heat strip comes on about 10 minutes every 8 or 10 hours. This heater melts the ice off the coil. There is a clock timer device under the ref. that cycles the heat strip. You may have a bad clock, fuse device or burned out defrost heater strip. The cooling coil must be ice free to work properly.

if temps are ok, i honestly don't think you have a problem