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A warm fridge is a crisis. Here are the most common causes — from dirty condenser coils to a failing compressor — and what you can do about each.

Frozen lettuce in the fridge and freezer-burned food usually point to a stuck damper or a failing thermistor. Here is how to track it down.

No ice, hollow cubes, or a frozen fill tube? Work through the water line, the fill valve, and the ice maker module in order.

A dead dispenser is usually a frozen line, a clogged filter, or low water pressure. Here is the quick triage.

A puddle under the fridge almost always traces back to a blocked defrost drain or a misaligned water line. Here is how to find the source.

A compressor that never shuts off drives up your power bill and shortens the fridge's life. These are the usual reasons.

Buzzing, knocking, or grinding each point to a different part. Match the sound to the cause before it gets worse.

Thick frost on the walls or coils wastes space and energy. It nearly always means moisture is getting in or the defrost cycle has failed.