The EI33AR80WS is a newer all-refrigerator paired with the EI33AF80WS all-freezer. Early questions are usually about setup and temperature settings, answered in its quick start guide. If an EI33AR80WS door does not close on its own, leveling is adjusted before hinges.

The E24RD75HPS is an Icon refrigerator drawer unit installed under a counter. It breathes through the front grille at the toe kick, so a rug or stored item there can starve the condenser. A drawer that does not close flush on an E24RD75HPS lets warm air in; its slides and gasket are checked.

The EI24RD65HS is an IQ-Touch refrigerator drawer unit with its own service data sheet. Drawer slides carry the full load of the contents, and heavy bottles can wear them until the drawer does not close. We check the slides and gasket before the cooling system on an EI24RD65HS that runs warm.

The EI26SS55GS is a G-generation standard-depth side-by-side. Water on the floor in front usually comes from a blocked defrost drain or a dispenser drip tray overflowing. We follow the water trail on an EI26SS55GS before removing panels.

Wave-Touch controls sit on the 26-cubic-foot EW26SS85KS side-by-side. Long compressor run times on this size of cabinet often come from a dusty condenser or a door that is opened frequently in warm weather. We clean the condenser and check gaskets on an EW26SS85KS before looking deeper.

Electrolux’s energy guide lists the EW23SS65HS at 23.0 cu. ft. with through-the-door ice. Its dispenser auger can jam with fused cubes, which the refrigerator reports with an ice jam alarm on later models. We check the auger and chute on an EW23SS65HS that hums when dispensing but delivers nothing.

The E42BS75EP is a built-in Icon side-by-side, serviced in place in the cabinetry. Built-in refrigerators rely on clear airflow through their front grilles; a blocked grille makes the compressor run hot. We clean the grille and condenser of an E42BS75EP before other diagnosis.

Electrolux rates the Icon E32AR75FPS all-refrigerator column at 16.5 cubic feet. Electrolux published a technical service manual covering both the all-refrigerator and all-freezer columns, and repairs follow its procedures. Column refrigerators are usually paired with a freezer column; we check both when a household has a temperature complaint.

The E32AR85PQS is an Icon all-refrigerator column with the Custom Set control inside the cabinet. Its manual explains that pressing UP three extra times at 46 F switches it OFF, which is a common reason for a warm column with nothing actually broken. E8 or E9 alternating with 33 F on an E32AR85PQS means a […]

The IQ-Touch EI32AR65JS built-in all-refrigerator holds 19 cubic feet. Its service data sheet gives the automatic defrost circuit and test points, and we use it for any cooling complaint. Built-in doors on an EI32AR65JS must align with the surrounding cabinetry to seal; a door that rubs a cabinet edge may not close fully.