Questions & Answers for: best set point setting freezer

settings for the temperature controls. Freezer may be set to warm (IE #1) set it mid point. Also set the refrigerator at mid point and go from there to adjust each to maintain the temperature balances

SET WAY TO LONG THEN IT HAS BEEN RELYING ONLY ON THE TEMP OVERTEMP SENSOR TO TERMINATE DEFROST. IF IT FAILS THEN THE EXCESSSIVE DEFROST WILL CONTINUE TILL PRODUCT MELTS. SETTING THE CLOCK TO A SHORTER

...depend on the type of control you have on your box ,,,, best is if it shows 1-7 set it on 3-4 ,, if it has letters set it on C ,,, eather way set the control on mid-point and it will work fine. ...

...set point also, but not as extreme. GE model PDW22SISRSS. Three possible reasons, you have a main control board inside the fresh food section that may be defective. It's hiding behind the controls, ...

...best way to tell the difference. The knob that will turn the unit off is the thermostat. The other one controls how much air can be forced into the fresh food section. The thermostat should be ...

...best temperature for the bottom freezer and refrig? Set both dials in the middle. If you have a nearly full freezer, add 1 dial unit. If you have a nearly full refrigerator, add 1 dial unit. If your ...

...best setting for any freezer brands is middle set point. This set will not only keep anything inside in good condition but also save your electrical bill. So just keep your thermostat in middle, and ...

many thanks *** Racey For best performance set the control at a mid point between OFF and HIGH. The closer you set it to OFF the warmer the freezer. The closer to the right HIGH the colder the freezer

...set point. Its a 404A system and I haven't worked with that refrigerant. The compressor/condenser is in the E/R where its 110? F. I've got 22psi on the low side at the compressor and 280 on the high ...

set higher or lower depending on its environment and other factors. The typical freezer factory setting on Whirlpool® refrigerators is a great starting point at the recommended 0°F (-18°C). What's the