Various types of breakdowns force your GE Monogram refrigerator to behave differently. It gets out of control, the compressor can work without shutting down, the temperature is not maintained correctly in the freezer and compartment, etc. There is a logical reason and explanation for all this. However, it happens that the refrigerator works, its freezer regularly produces frost, and it is warm in the refrigerator compartment. For a refrigerator with two compressors, the explanation immediately comes to mind - one compressor, which is responsible for the refrigerator compartment, has been defective. But what if such a breakdown does not concern the compressor? In this case, the situation is somewhat more complicated, but there is an explanation for bad cooling, although it can be hidden in the most diverse parts of the refrigerator. It will be extremely difficult to independently figure out the source of the breakdown; it is better to invite an experienced specialist with professional tools. Moreover, a problem can return even after previous repair. That is why it is vital to find the best refrigerator repair technicians. If the problem with cooling remains, it is necessary to check a thermostat for a failure. A defrost bimetal thermostat is a common feature of refrigerators and freezers. This device helps to keep temperatures down in refrigeration systems. When a defrost bimetal thermostat isn't working properly, a refrigerator/freezer will have to work harder to keep things cool. If the bimetal thermostat fails to function, the refrigerator or freezer will eventually stop working. A defrost heater also requires a check. The defrost heaters are used to melt accumulated frost off the evaporator coil surfaces, and warm the drain pan to allow the defrost condensate to exit down the drain line without refreezing in the pan. A defrost termination control may be used to end the defrost period based on temperature. The defrost heater melts the frost developed over the evaporator coil. But if it goes bad frost does not melt and excessive frost accumulates on coils reducing the cool air flow inside the refrigerator. So when either of the 2 components i.e. defrost timer or defrost heater go faulty, the fridge does not understand when to cool and when to defrost. If your GE Monogram refrigerator is not cooling as it should, it could be one of these six problems listed above. It’s important for you to do a thorough diagnosis as soon as possible so you can be able to pinpoint the problem. Some of the issues can be done by replacing the parts yourself. Unfortunately, the other ones are expensive and can take a lot of time to repair or replace. In this case, contact your local refrigeration expert near you and schedule an appointment.
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