JesseLuna

One morning, I opened my fridge and found the milk warm and the vegetables soft, even though I could clearly hear the motor humming. The fridge was running, but it simply wasn’t cooling. At first, I thought it had completely failed. But after checking the manual, I discovered that this problem is quite common and often caused by simple issues that can be fixed at home without rushing to buy a new refrigerator.
Common Reasons Why a Fridge Runs but Doesn’t Cool

Dirty condenser coils – Dust and debris prevent heat from being released.

Blocked air vents – Cold air cannot circulate between compartments.

Faulty evaporator fan – If the fan doesn’t work, cold air won’t spread.

Overstuffed shelves – Too many items block airflow.

Incorrect thermostat setting – Sometimes the dial is accidentally turned too high.