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Hi folks, this refrig, according to the owners, has a mind of it's own. The complaint was that sometimes it would freeze everything in the fresh food section for a day or two and then go back to normal. When I was there all was well. The freezer was a degree or two below zero and the fresh food was at 38. It was satisfied and not running. One clue they gave me was that the led readouts seemed to be correct whether it was getting too cold or acting normal. In other words, if it was 28 in the fresh food section that's what it said, so...I'm wondering if there's a lot of trouble with the dampers in these units, maybe a thermister problem...flux capacitor? Any ideas? Thanks, Sam

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