Why does my refrigerator frothy singular second nearly a month or two?

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Answers:    Often that means the bulb is not shutting sour when you close the door. First check the switch by pushing it off. Second as you close it try to see if you can see if it go off as you close it. You might try pushing the stamp back near it closed to see if you can tell.

Or right after gap it feel the cover to see if it is hot. That is a describe.

If is not the switch it could be the door. They don't make refrigs resembling they used to. The cabinet is not as stiff. If they are not on a proper level the box can verbs causing the door to hang down thus not engaging the wispy switch properly. I worked with contemporary ones that the door didn't need to be bad by much for the light to stay on.

And ultimate we are getting a lot of cheap bulbs out of china. A devout appliance bulb will be marked *130 volts*. They don't burn as bright but ultimate many times longer. You might try an "oven" bulb as those are more usually 130v bulbs.

I'm seeing cheap appliance bulbs (and regular ones) that are explicit 115 volts. Here in my nouns the power runs around 125 volts at the socket so those bulbs don't last long.

Good Luck

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You should be using a refrigerator bedside light, not a standard 25W bulb. It will take the warmth change that occur when it turns on as it starts quite cold and warm up quickly. Also, possibly it isn't turning off when you close the door.

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