Every person uses their refrigerator much more often than their freezer and therefore it is quite normal for more problems to appear. If you see that your refrigerator is not cooling at all or is not cold enough, then you need to solve the problem as quickly as possible.
One of the reasons your fridge is not cooling is that it is not positioned correctly - it may be crooked or close to a place where there is more heat. There may also be a problem with the electrical wiring, the gasket may have dried out, or you may have turned on the defrost button by mistake.
If the problem is not visible to the naked eye, then a failure of some of the internal units of your refrigerator is possible: the temperature sensor may have broken, there may be a problem with the fan, the drainage system of the refrigerator may be clogged, the electronic unit for control may be damaged, there may be a problem with the compressor.
If this is the case with your refrigerator, do not under any circumstances try to fix the problem yourself, but look for a repair shop or a person who knows how to fix it.
The cooling problem can also be an incorrectly selected temperature. It is very possible, that you have set the refrigerator temperature much higher than it actually needs to be and that's would be why it is not cooling. You should set the refrigerator to a lower temperature, although each product requires a different storage temperature.
Another possible reason for the refrigerator not cooling is that it is overloaded. This means you have put too much food in it, which can block the fan and the compressor won't be able to cool everything.
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