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We have a Samsung RSG5UCRS american style fridge freezer.
We had a power cut earlier in the week, and since then food isn't freezing.
I can hear the fan working. The setting for the freezer is showing -25 degrees which is the temperature you want it to be, and when I open the door it stays on -25, which I believe indicates that is the temperature it actually is.
However, it isn't freezing. I threw out all of the ice cubes last night, and it has only madew about 6 since. It would usually have filled the bucket again.
Now for the interesting bit. If I power it off and then back on. The desired temperature is -25 again. But if I open the door, the actual temperature is only -4. I leave it 30 mins, and the temp has gone colder to -6, so it looks better. But leaving longer its back to desired -25, actual 25. If I then power it off, the actual is actually -4 again, not -25.
So it seems like it thinks it is colder than it is, and stops trying. Unless it really is trying and just can't get the temp down.
As I say, this has all been since a power cut on Monday.
Is there anything that is obviously damaged? Or is it possible something could have become blocked whilst the power was off (around 8 hours, but we never opened the door once)
Thanks in Advance
We had a power cut earlier in the week, and since then food isn't freezing.
I can hear the fan working. The setting for the freezer is showing -25 degrees which is the temperature you want it to be, and when I open the door it stays on -25, which I believe indicates that is the temperature it actually is.
However, it isn't freezing. I threw out all of the ice cubes last night, and it has only madew about 6 since. It would usually have filled the bucket again.
Now for the interesting bit. If I power it off and then back on. The desired temperature is -25 again. But if I open the door, the actual temperature is only -4. I leave it 30 mins, and the temp has gone colder to -6, so it looks better. But leaving longer its back to desired -25, actual 25. If I then power it off, the actual is actually -4 again, not -25.
So it seems like it thinks it is colder than it is, and stops trying. Unless it really is trying and just can't get the temp down.
As I say, this has all been since a power cut on Monday.
Is there anything that is obviously damaged? Or is it possible something could have become blocked whilst the power was off (around 8 hours, but we never opened the door once)
Thanks in Advance