Hi @mary21564
Is the compressor motor running continually trying to drive the freezer temperature down to 0°F or does it stop occasionally for a short time as if it seems as though the correct temp has been achieved, even though it hasn't before starting again?
First check that the freezer door seals are OK and that they're providing a good seal and not letting any cold air escape from the compartment.
To do this, place a sheet of paper between the freezer door and the door jamb, and with the door closed normally i.e. no pressure on it by you to keep it closed, try pulling the paper out. It will come out with a bit of an effort but not easily and it should definitely not fall out by itself. Do this at various points around the door, top, bottom and both sides. Also make sure that the door is straight and parallel to the cabinet in case of a hinge problem that is preventing a good seal.
If the seals and alignment are OK perhaps there is a problem with the freezer temperature thermistor (supplier example only)
If you decide to replace the thermistor, here's a video that may help. Search online for WP2188820 to find suppliers that suit you best.
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Hi @mary21564,
What is the model number of the refrigerator?
If you're using the refrigerator's display panel to view the freezer temp, try placing an appropriate thermometer in the freezer compartment to verify what the temp is, just in case it's an error with the display reading for the freezer.
- de jayeff
We placed thermometers in fridge and freezer to ck the temperatures. Verified 37 for fridge and 14 for the freezer. Model #KBRC36FMS00.
- de Mary
@mary21564
Thanks
I've answered below with possible causes to check
- de jayeff