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Frost Free Freezer Has Frost In It

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Date: 02/23/2006 Topics: Readers Request > Repair | Repair > Appliances > Refrigerator  
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Why is my frost free freezer getting frost inside it? Is my freezer/fridge going out? My fridge is about 10 years old. I was thinking maybe the seal isn't sealing correctly. We have already replaced the seal around the fridge which was $70.00 to replace. Should I get a new refridgerator? I don't know what I should do. Any suggestions would help.

Thanks in advance.
luv2craft from Normalville, Pennsylvania
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Post By Micki (Guest Post) (02/04/2008)
After not opening my freezer for about 5 hours, there was frost everywhere. Could it be that I had not closed the door tightly? Would any thing else have caused this?

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Post by jaxi3 (29) | (03/03/2006)
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It could be that the frost free workings of the fridge is no longer working. I would suggest you empty the freezer and defrost it in the old fashioned way. After the frost is gone, check the sides and back of the freezer compartment and see where it is still cold. It could be the coils in the back of the freezer are still iced up. I have taken a hair dryer to mine and thawed it out. It worked. This is only a suggestion. I know we need a new one, but, it is not possible at this point in time, so it is thaw, thaw, thaw, just like the old days for me!!

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Post by Anonymous (4) | (02/25/2006)
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Our old fridge (15 yrs at least) was in the house when we bought it.
It still looked nice, worked well. But we decided to get new appliances and sold the old. So we purchased the new fridg at Sears. We were amazed how the electric bill dropped aprox $30 or more a month The new fridge paid for it self!!!

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Post By Me (Guest Post) (02/24/2006)
I agree. If you can afford it buy a new one. The older ones are huge energy wasters. It will pay for itself in no time.

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Post By Carol (Guest Post) (02/23/2006)
I know this doesnt answer your question. However, I think the life expectancy for any appliance is 10 years... You'll be surprised at how much energy (money) you save when you get a new one!

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