Not cooling properly
Airflow, thermostat/sensor, fan, sealed system and compressor operation are checked.
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Refrigerator cooling, frost, leakage, compressor and electrical problems explained clearly before repair.

A cooling complaint can involve airflow, temperature sensing, defrost components, door sealing, refrigerant systems, the compressor or electronic controls. Diagnosis identifies the relevant area before parts are recommended.
Exact repair requirements depend on the refrigerator type, model and on-site findings.
Airflow, thermostat/sensor, fan, sealed system and compressor operation are checked.
Defrost heater, sensor, timer/control and door-seal conditions may require inspection.
Drain paths, tray, water line and condensation sources are traced carefully.
Fan blades, compressor mounting, vibration points and moving components are assessed.
Starting components, current draw, thermal protection and compressor condition are tested.
Power supply, sensors, wiring and electronic control functions are checked safely.

A complete refrigerator visit considers how cold air moves, whether the evaporator and fan are operating correctly, and whether sensors are reporting accurate temperatures. Door alignment, gasket condition and drainage are also important because small sealing or moisture problems can reduce cooling performance.
Helpful before the visit: Note whether both compartments are affected, when the problem started, and whether you hear the compressor or fan running.
Keep the door closed where possible and request a professional diagnosis.