Ask us anything
Why are the sides of my refrigerator or freezer sometimes hot to the touch?
A portion of the condenser coils on some refrigerator models has been foamed into the cabinet walls. The sides of a refrigerator or freezer with a forced air condenser underneath will be heated if the coils are not cleaned. Additionally, if the unit's ambient temperature is higher than usual, the side walls may also be warmer than average. The coils under the refrigerator will typically need to be cleaned. If the issue persists, call for assistance right away to prevent more harm.
Similar Questions
- How much can I expect to save on my utility bills after purchasing a new heating or cooling system?
- How to fix a remote control that is not responding for the GE Amana Series air conditioner model AEL06LXL1?
- When is it time to replace an appliance?
- What is the voltage of 4 aa batteries?
- I was calling to see. I need a tent box hooked up on one of my job sites. I wonder if that's something you do. I need a pigtail installed that would be able to run 1 220V and 3 110V. Is that something you could do?
- What does professional air duct cleaning involve?
- How do I adjust the temperature settings for a Takagi TK-340X3-NEH unit?
- I have an issue with the smoke detector. It keeps beeping non-stop. It's a hard-wired smoke detector. I need it right away, but how much is that.
- How to replace thermador potentiometer
- Is it okay for my Coleman TM9V Gas Furnace to have a visible pilot light during operation?
Similar Blog
September 26
10034
Home appliances
A Sparkling Clean Oven: The Magic of Lemon
Discover the Natural Way to Clean Your Oven In today's fast-paced world, our ovens work tirelessly, cooking delicious meals day in and day out. But often, we f...
September 22
9063
Home appliances
10 Common Appliance Safety Mistakes Homeowners Make
Home appliances are the unsung heroes of our daily lives, making tasks more manageable and convenient. Yet, there's a catch – many homeowners unknowingly put th...
November 09
844
Heating and Cooling
Why Your Central AC Keeps Tripping the Breaker
A central air conditioner is an essential system in maintaining the comfort of your home, especially during hot summer months. However, when your AC unit keeps ...
Couldn't find the right question?
You can send your question to our support team. We'll get back to you as soon as possible