Hey guys, what's happening? So another day, another issue. So my refrigerator stopped cooling off last night. I noticed it last night. My water was warm. I'm going to get some water in the refrigerator. But the refrigerator is working because the freezer actually works. It's open. The freezer side works. The cool thing is the refrigerator is a really basic design. So I did some troubleshooting last night. And normally there's a cover here. And that's all the cold air, we're not familiar with the refrigerator. All the cold air comes into this vent. The fun is that right here. And I know the vent is open because I can stick a skewer always the freezer side. So all the cooler that goes in the refrigerator side comes to that vent right there. And it's open and it's controlled by this right here. See this little metal thing here? Acculator. That opens and closes. This is called the damper. I don't know exactly where we're going to put it. Yeah, it's definitely open. I'm getting the freezer and I can touch it. So all the complicated stuff is on the freezer side. The condenser, the fan, the defroscer. So I'm suspecting that there's something wrong with the defroscer. And there's some kind of ice bill up here. But I won't know until I get in there. But this is kind of one of the reasons why I don't buy super high tech appliances. Because this thing's been running for all this for 10 years. And when the appliances are too high tech, you can't find replacement parts for it, like the control boards, the electronics. So if you stick with something that's pretty basic, then it's easy to find the replacement parts. If you want to fix it yourself, I guess. Actually, I forgot to mention this. This is actually a 10 more 10657062. And I think this is made by Whirlpool. So all right, it's all the magic happening on this side of the refrigerator. That's an 8-sector having top here. And as you can see, this vent, I've went right there. If you can still see it, all the cold air comes out here and free as the ice cubes ice cream maker. But I'm really concerned about it. It's right in there that will spawn right there, that will dimple. All right, so I'm kind of going to cover off. It's hard for me to get in here. The airflow comes up from down here, and it goes up here, goes up there. And also at the same time, it feeds the ice cube maker. I don't even have to take out the ice cube maker. I don't think. Just a couple screws in there. You can see that in there. One on each side, get those off. Get that vent off there. All right, so I'm going to cool it. That's the actual cold air inlet to the refrigerator side. And that's actually what does show out of it. Big piece of ice right there. So that was it. So I know it's not the defroster, because the fosters weigh down at the bottom. So just sending cold air back up at the top through this channel right here. And then to there. So the other odd issue is that right now, with the bolt doors up, I'm getting good flow. I have a good vent flow. But as soon as I close our freezer door, look at the flow stops. So I suspect I have some sort of ventilation circulation problems. So I'm going to take off the cover off. And the good news is, my defroster's working, because if the defroster wasn't working, this whole thing would be crazy frozen. So that's a heater element down there, that black thing right there. But my thought was that the return vent is clogged up. It isn't here. Creating a negative pressure situation where it won't allow new flow ever to come in, if it doesn't come back out. So there's also another vent. And there's refrigerators down there. But I've got to figure that out. See where the flow is restricted. Sorry, it's my heat gun. Break up the ice. And I just figured out where it's having issues. Right there, that's the return vent. I'm already serving that. This is the main return vent back to the refrigerator or to the freezer section going back up to that hole that I showed you. All right, I got to get the ice off here. I guess I think I have an issue there. All right, so to help free up that ice, I'm pouring hot water down it. And it goes in the bottom of that catch pan right there. So they're linked together. So I can hear ice coming out. If that catch pan is probably full, but I've got the vent going again. So the negative pressure situation's handled now. So I'm actually getting a return airflow. Yeah, I don't think there's anything mechanical wrong with the refrigerator. I just sometimes my kid doesn't close their fridge or doorway and allows air hotter to get in. I think that was creating the icing situation. But go have a good soft time, buddy. All right, that's awesome.