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Wisconsin | Youtube is the best i've found. Just too many "know it alls" on forums like that irrelevant comments.
If the fins are clear, hard to see how it's a defrost issue. Maybe check the seals? any new unwrapped foods? Normally, the water all condenses on the coil as ice, and then drains out, so there should be no condensation in the fridge section except when you open the door. The freezer coil takes all the excess humidity out of the air TOO effectively for fruits and veggies. Since it's a french door fridge, I'll go back to the center seal as the most likely culprit. | |
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