I am most frustrated! After defrosting my deepfreeze/fridge a day later, the back of the fridge started freezing again. It is not because the temperature is too low either, as I tried adjusting it.

My mother appears to be having the same problem and they are different brand fridges. Mine is a Fridgemaster, don't know if they still exist and I don't know what hers is...

Greatly appreciate help in resolving this annoying issue!

It's a deep freeze? The gasket on the back of the lid, around the frost, is leaking air.

nope Fridge = Re-FRIDGE-rator not deep freeze

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Originally Posted by sharondavis

I am most frustrated! After defrosting my deepfreeze/fridge a day later, the back of the fridge started freezing again. It is not because the temperature is too low either, as I tried adjusting it.

My mother appears to be having the same problem and they are different brand fridges. Mine is a Fridgemaster, don't know if they still exist and I don't know what hers is.....

Greatly appreciate help in resolving this annoying issue!

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You said Deepfreeze/fridge I was unsure which you meant. I have never seen a refrigerator with a deep freeze.

And I did read and comprehend what you said. And it can still be leaking gaskets letting too much humidity in.

Ok... I will explain what a deepfreeze/fridge is... there are two doors, one at the bottom and one on the top, the top part is the fridge and the bottom part is the deepfreeze. Some fridges are the other way around, where the top half is the deep freeze and the bottom is the fridge...

Now, in the fridge part... (which I could only assume would function the same as a stand alone fridge... ) Is freezing at the back... which is should't be.

Do you still think it is leaking gaskets? And what are gaskets?