Hi @shivseep ,
Could you please verify the model number of your refrigerator as I cannot find it listed here. (click on “more models” link on left side of page)
Can you hear the evaporator fan running inside the freezer compartment, (not the condenser fan on the outside of the refrigerator)?
The fan stops when either the fridge door or the freezer door is opened. So you should hear it stop and start as you open and close a door. (you may have to press your ear to the fridge to hear it)
If you can't hear it then it is either iced up or faulty.
As you have already allowed the fan to be "ice free" by powering the refrigerator off for 24 hours, if it is not running it is faulty.
If the fan is running, does your refrigerator compartment have a push type switch in the door frame at all, which you can manually operate to turn the fridge compartment interior light on and off?
If so push to operate the switch (which turns off the light and tricks the control board into thinking the door is closed and the fan will start again) and then check if you can feel cold air being blown into the refrigerator compartment through a vent, usually somewhere at the back of the compartment.
If you can’t feel any air at all then the damper flap may be stuck in the closed position.
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Hi I have almost the same problem with the same model Ocean odk 330 , but instead frost blocks the passage of cold air to he lower part of the refrigerator every 4 days and the lower part turns warm instead. I have changed the general thermostat , defrost timer and thermostatic defrost switch. Where could the problem lie? Need help.
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