Fridge Cooling Problem? Try This Simple Trick

Is your refrigerator cooling at the top but the bottom section is staying warm? Before you assume it needs refrigerant gas, check this first. A lot of people believe that refrigerant gas simply runs out. But in a properly sealed system, the refrigerant is not something that normally gets used. For a frost-free refrigerator where the upper section is still cooling, but the lower section isn't. A blocked drainage or return passage can sometimes be the real problem. Here's a simple thing you can check. Carefully move the refrigerator and look in the container positioned above the compressor. If that container is completely dry, the drainage system may not be allowing water to flow properly. To check the drain, use a suitable flexible wire or cleaning tool and gently work it through the drain opening. Push and pull carefully to clear any buildup or debris. Once the blockage is cleared, water should be able to drain normally again. Always unplug the refrigerator before working around it. And if you're unsure, have a qualified technician inspect it. Is your refrigerator having this problem? And tell me which country and city you're watching from. Would you try this at home?