Try thoroughly defrosting it. If the self-defrost isn't working properly the ice could build up in the freezer side, moisture could freeze into the insulation, pass the frost through the wall and freeze the refrigerator side. It could also just be the control knob.
My GE has two sliding controls upper back of fridge interior with diagram of which way to move them to control either side. Freezer should be set for 0 degrees (with thermometer, and it may take a couple of hours for it to readjust itself)
Meanwhile find the fridge control and cut it to a more warmer setting. Then later use your thermo to check the fridge side and readjust it until you get maybe 34-35 degrees all the time. If you can't find those adjustments look online for your Model and download an owners manual.
yes
Your refrigerator coils may be frozen due to a buildup of dust and debris, which restricts airflow and causes the coils to freeze. To prevent this issue in the future, regularly clean the coils to ensure proper airflow and keep the refrigerator running efficiently.
put it on the refrigerator or freeze it
it will freeze
The most common reason for an evaporator coil to freeze in a refrigerator is restricted airflow due to a clogged air filter or blocked vents. Additionally, low refrigerant levels or a malfunctioning thermostat can also lead to the evaporator coil freezing. Regular maintenance and proper ventilation can help prevent this issue.
No, it should a refrigerator.
Yes, you can store uncooked grits in the refrigerator.
Water will freeze at 0 degrees celcius. A typical refrigerator will be set to about 4 degrees.
A cheesecake will keep in the refrigerator for 3 days. If you need to make it farther ahead than this, just freeze it and thaw it in the refrigerator a day before you eat it. They freeze really well.
It should be stored in the refrigerator or freezer. If stored in the refrigerator, be sure to use or freeze before the expiration date.
Keep it on the second shelf or freeze it.
2 week at most if you freeze then much more