Freezer not freezing

[Dom101]

You mentioned that trailer is 55 deg. The fridge needs to be in room temperature or close to it. The FIRST thing you should do is warm it up to room temp and see if it works.

[Dray63077]

Originally Posted by Dom101

You mentioned that trailer is 55 deg. The fridge needs to be in room temperature or close to it. The FIRST thing you should do is warm it up to room temp and see if it works.

Okay. I will do that. It was up to 65 this past weekend while we were camping but I will warm it up more just to see.

[Kevin Cooper]

Originally Posted by Dom101

You mentioned that trailer is 55 deg. The fridge needs to be in room temperature or close to it. The FIRST thing you should do is warm it up to room temp and see if it works.

Are you aware that this is a compressor refrigerator? Most efficient temp is from 60 to 80F. But 55F is not an issue.

[Dom101]

Originally Posted by Kevin Cooper

Are you aware that this is a compressor refrigerator? Most efficient temp is from 60 to 80F. But 55F is not an issue.

The fridge compartment only needs a very little run time to satisfy the fridge temp, from 55 deg to 40 deg, which in turn shuts all the cooling off so the freezer does not get enough run time to freeze. Some older models had temp sensing in freezer so it would freeze, however the bottom compartment would also freeze. This is mostly why they use the fridge compartment to regulate temp. Bottom line is low ambient temp freezer doesn't work. Also much easier to warm trailer up and see if freezer works that take everything apart

[Learjet]

Originally Posted by Kevin Cooper

According to the book on your refrigerator, you have three thermistors. Refrigerator, freezer, and defrost. Sounds like you may have a bad one. Attached is the book for parts showing the locations of them. I think it is in the center of the back wall of the freezer.
Link: https://assets.ajmadison.com/ajmadis...79769-revg.pdf
About half way down in this link, on the right it has links to many guides for your fridge including the one above. https://www.ajmadison.com/cgi-bin/aj...RQA59CNKZ.html

great links...saved!