“Why is there only one temperature control and not a separate one for both the refrigerator and freezer?”

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• Probably to help keep costs down. I've had this fridge for 6 weeks or so and the single temperature controller has done just fine. Fridge keeps things nice and cold and the freezer has kept everything frozen quite nicely.

  Answered by RottLuver 6 years ago

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• Hi Mason - The freezer supplies cold air to both compartments. Cold air is circulated from the freezer to the fresh food compartment via a damper. The freezer control regulates the damper between the two compartments by controlling the amount of cold air that flows into the fresh food compartment. The fresh food control regulates how long the compressor runs, and in effect, how cold both compartments can become. Play Video: https://youtu.be/Fk8X4jsGNfg?list=PLX8_V2wHGuhkpF-Vd9FPuC6CqiPSUA7JY - Thanks for checking with us and for considering GE! Sue

  Answered by GE Answers 6 years ago

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