Not Cooling: The refrigerator fails to cool, often due to a faulty compressor, thermostat, or blocked vents.

Water Leaks: Water leaking from the refrigerator, typically caused by a clogged defrost drain or damaged water supply line.

Ice Maker Not Working: The ice maker stops producing ice, usually because of a faulty water inlet valve or a jammed ice mold.

Excessive Frost Build-Up: Frost accumulates in the freezer, often due to a malfunctioning defrost system or a broken door seal.

Loud Noises: Unusual noises from the refrigerator, often caused by a malfunctioning condenser fan or evaporator fan motor.

Fridge Too Cold: The refrigerator compartment becomes too cold, typically due to a malfunctioning thermostat or control board.

Food Spoiling Quickly: Food spoils faster than usual, often due to inconsistent temperature control or poor air circulation.

Fridge Not Defrosting: The refrigerator fails to defrost, usually because of a defective defrost heater, timer, or control board.

Lights Not Working: The interior lights don’t turn on, often due to a burned-out bulb or faulty door switch.

Door Not Sealing Properly: The door doesn’t seal correctly, leading to temperature loss, often caused by a worn or damaged door gasket.

Compressor Running Constantly: The compressor runs continuously without cycling off, typically due to a faulty thermostat or refrigerant issues.

Warm Spots Inside: Uneven cooling with warm spots in the fridge, usually caused by blocked vents or malfunctioning fans.

Freezer Not Freezing: The freezer compartment is not cold enough, often due to a malfunctioning compressor or thermostat.

Fridge Cycling On and Off Frequently: The refrigerator cycles on and off more often than usual, possibly due to a faulty thermostat or control board.

Bad Odors: Unpleasant smells inside the fridge, typically caused by spoiled food or mold buildup in hidden areas