This is a major problem, especially in our Florida heat. Possible causes include:

• Dirty Condenser Coils: Dust and debris can build up on the coils, making it hard for the fridge to release heat and cool down. Regular cleaning is key.
• Faulty Compressor: This is the heart of the fridge, and if it’s not working, the whole system can fail.
• Refrigerant Leak: This is a less common issue but requires professional attention. A leak can prevent the fridge from cooling properly.
• Thermostat Malfunction: The thermostat controls the temperature, and if it’s not working, the fridge won’t cool down as it should.

This can create a slippery mess and potentially damage your floors. Possible causes include:

• Blocked Defrost Drain: The defrost drain removes water from melted frost. If it’s clogged, water can overflow.
• Cracked or Damaged Drain Pan: The drain pan collects water from the defrost drain. If it’s cracked, water can leak out.
• Condensation Buildup: High humidity can cause condensation to form and drip onto the floor.

While some humming is normal, loud banging, buzzing, or clicking sounds can indicate a problem. Possible causes include:

• Faulty Evaporator Fan: This fan circulates air in the freezer. If it’s broken, it can make a loud noise.
• Worn Out Compressor: A failing compressor can also make unusual noises.
• Loose Parts: Check for any loose panels or screws that might be vibrating and causing noise.

If you’re missing your icy drinks, here are some possible culprits:

• Frozen Water Line: Ice can build up in the line, preventing water from reaching the ice maker.
• Faulty Inlet Valve: This valve controls the flow of water into the ice maker. If it’s not working, water won’t reach the mold.
• Defective Ice Maker Module: The module itself could be malfunctioning.

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