refrigerator
We have a Samsung RF266 refrigerator that has started on make funny noises. More like fan noise. It has something called to twin cooling technology similar this image.
There is evidence of ice buildup inside the refrigerator particularity around vent holes indicated by the red marking in the picture.
Also recently we have observed some of the food is starting to go bad.
Anything thought on what might be the cause.
The odds of that working are very low. The guy probably said that because he was too busy to come so he just said that to give you something to do in the hope that you would call again later when he had more scheduling availability.
The most likely possibility is that it is the internal overload breaker. Usually it is easy to reset with a screw driver. Here is a picture of a typical one:
The hole has a little slot where you insert the screw driver and give it a half turn to reset it.
Of course, it could be a range of other problems, like a broken controller or a broken temperature sensor, too, but the reset is an easy thing to try.
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Best Answer
I've had this issue before with Samsung refrigerators. The sound of the fan is usually it hitting against an ice build-up, which means no air-circulation, which means no cooling. The best solution to try first is to do a complete defrost (unplug the fridge and leave the doors open for 72 hours, removing any ice build-up that you can see/find). This worked for my fridge.