GE refrigerator is not cooling properly

Very often, faulty refrigerators are frozen or completely stop freezing. It is no less rare when the refrigerator does not freeze well enough, it seems to work, but does not cope with its main task. Food in the improperly functioning refrigerator quickly deteriorates, which can negatively affect the health of the whole family. However, this is not the only negative consequence of a weakly freezing refrigerator. Do not underestimate the problem of poorly freezing food in the refrigerator! If such a nuisance happens to your household appliances, call the professional to visit your home. If the refrigerator is running but not cooling at all or is not cold enough, several factors may influence the temperature. Check the temperature control settings. Make sure that both the refrigerator and freezer contain a reasonable food load. Closed containers of water, food or non-perishables will help to stabilize the temperature. This is because the items in the refrigerator absorb the cold and actually work to help the refrigerator maintain a steady temperature in much the same way that ice cubes keep a drink cold. When you open the refrigerator door, the cool air rushes out and warm air rushes in. The more items in the refrigerator, the less cool air is needed to keep the refrigerator cold. Therefore, when you close the door again, the refrigerator returns to a stable temperature more quickly. Make sure refrigerator and freezer doors can close and can properly seal. Check for large items such as trays, platters, food items (like pizza boxes) and ice behind the ice bin that may interfere with door closure. If the doors do not close on their own when partially opened, you may need to adjust the leveling legs or rollers so that the front is higher than the back. Keep adjusting the leveling legs or rollers until the door closes on its own when you open the door halfway (at a 45 degree angle). Make sure the door gaskets are sealing properly. Adjust your door gasket. Check to see if large containers are placed against the back wall of the refrigerator. Large containers in the back may block the flow of cold air and adversely affect the temperatures in the refrigerator. Move tall items forward so they don't block the air flow. Check to see if the condenser is dirty. To minimize the possibility of electric shock, unplug the appliance before attempting any maintenance or cleaning. When the condenser coils get dirty the sealed system does not operate as efficiently as possible. Arrange a maintenance visit to make sure your GE refrigerator works normally.