Kenmore Freezer is not freezing enough (REPAIR)

It might be confusing for the owner of the Kenmore refrigerator to notice the appliance isn’t freezing enough. When the fridge refuses to cool at all that couldn’t get ignored. Still, what to do if the appliance only partially loses its efficiency? Start with checking the condenser coils. even if they aren’t guilty in the issue, it will be beneficial to clean dirt. The way you can check a freon issue is easy.  You need to remove the back panel inside your freezer so you can check the coils.  What you would want to see back here is an evenly frosted over set of coils.  What you are probably going to see if you have a freon problem is only a small portion of the coils have frost on them.  You may also see a large ball of ice in one of the upper corners.  This is usually the worst case scenario when it comes to refrigerator repair. Then, check the compressor. One of the first things you should check upon realizing your frozen foods aren’t so frozen is your compressor. This is the mechanism that makes your freezer work. If it’s humming, then it’s working. If not, try unplugging your freezer unit and plugging it back in. Then, move on a start relay. The start relay works in conjunction with the start winding to start the compressor. If the start relay is defective, the compressor may sometimes fail to run or may not run at all. As a result, the refrigerator will not be cold enough. To determine if the start relay is defective, use a multimeter to test it for continuity between the run and start terminal sockets. If the start relay does not have continuity between the run and start terminal sockets, replace it. In addition, if the start relay has a burnt odor, replace it. A new refrigerator might be an expensive purchase, it always makes sense when the owner tries out a repair. Get us a call ASAP and we’ll see what we can do for your Kenmore refrigerator.