A refrigerator is an essential appliance in any modern kitchen. When your GE Monogram refrigerator is not cooling properly, it can cause significant inconvenience for your entire household. This issue becomes especially problematic during the summer months when high outdoor temperatures force your refrigerator to work harder and consume more energy to keep your food cold. In this guide, we will explore several steps you can take to help your refrigerator operate effectively and efficiently, as well as tips to prevent future service calls.

• Condenser Coils: Make sure the condenser coils are clean and free of dust. A layer of dust on the coils can obstruct airflow, which is essential for cooling the compressor. If the compressor doesn’t receive adequate cooling, it may overheat and shut off, leading to a rise in internal temperature.
• Keep it Organized: To keep your Monogram refrigerator functioning efficiently, it’s important to maintain it well-packed. Contrary to popular belief, a fuller refrigerator actually consumes less energy than an almost empty one. However, ensure you do not block the air vents with your food, as restricted airflow can lead to temperature issues in the freezer and refrigerator compartments.
• Temperature Settings: Set the freezer temperature to 0℉ and the refrigerator temperature to 37℉.
• The Door Gaskets: Inspect the door gaskets regularly for splits, tears, or damage. To prevent such damage, regularly clean the gaskets and surrounding surfaces from food spills.
• Water Filter: Replace the water filter when needed, typically every six to twelve months.

There are several reasons why your GE Monogram refrigerator is not cooling properly. Some basic information might help you troubleshoot the issues yourself. If that doesn’t work, you will need to call an expert technician from MD Appliance for a more effective solution.