Posted by: landmagget@yahoo.com
> Problem with refrigerator cooling, freezer is just fine.
> Cleaned coils but still not cooling correctly. The bottom
> of frig. seems to be cooling ok (36 degrees)
Hello (name??)
That is below normal temperature.
> but upper part is 56 degrees.
>Any suggestions how to correct?
It sounds like the circulation fan is not working.
That can be an inexpensive repair, if you do it.
I once did that repair for my parents refrigerator.
However, if yours is an older refrigerator, it likely
uses so much energy that you would do better to
replace it with a modern Energy Star Tier3 fridge
(30-35% better than standard). Get a top freezer
model, for efficiency.
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