“The inside of the door ie the frame between the fridge and freezer is very warm and has been since plugged in is the normal and does anyone else have this issue?”
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Hello DLMJ! We are sorry for any concern that has been raised from the warmness of your refrigerator. The refrigerator exterior should feel warm in the area where the gaskets meet the frame. These areas are the mullion and cabinet flanges. This heat is generated by a heat loop located within the refrigerator walls near the gasket areas. This heat is necessary to keep moisture and frost from forming on the refrigerator exterior. At times, the refrigerator exterior may feel even warmer than usual in these areas. This could last up to 24 hours. This condition may be caused by one or more of the following: 1. Initial startup of the refrigerator from room temperature 2. Loading fresh food or food that is near room temperature 3. Heavy usage during certain times of the day If the refrigerator exterior continually feels hot in these areas, check the condenser for excessive dirt or debris and clean if necessary. Airflow blocked by lint, pet hair and dirt will cause the condenser and heat loop temperature to increase.
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.No I dont have any issues with th refrigerator! Did you leave a distance from the walls? Leave at least 2 inches. Is the water running perfectly? Is the ice going out?
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