Many homeowners have problems with their refrigerators. The problems that they have can be trickier to solve than you think. Some of the most common problems can be fixed easily because they can be classified as operator problems. Operator problems may consist of turning the thermoset in the refrigerator to very cold temperatures. When this occurs, the food in the refrigerator section can start to freeze.

This would not be a major problem for most foods because the low temperatures will not affect the freshness or its taste. However, there are foods in the refrigerator section that should not be frozen at all because the extra cold temperatures can completely destroy the food.

For example, if the owner has oranges, lettuce, tomatoes and other fruits and vegetables in the refrigerator, the high temperatures will freeze them. Frozen lettuce is not a good thing, especially when it thaws out because it simply wilts and taste wet. To correct this refrigerator operator problem (and perhaps even avoid Wolf appliance repair), people who change the temperatures of the fridge should be aware of what they are doing. If they do not want these problems to continue, the thermostat should be placed at a more appropriate temperature, and then left alone.