Fridge Not Cooling in Summer? Adjust These 3 Settings to Save Food & Electricity!

• As summer approaches, adjust your fridge's temperature to a colder setting (2-4°C for fridge, -18°C for freezer) or the 'Coldest' dial option to ensure optimal cooling.
• Ensure proper airflow inside by not blocking vents with items and outside by leaving at least 10 cm space behind the fridge and keeping the top clear.
• Regularly defrost direct cool fridges at the start of summer to remove ice buildup, which can block cold air flow and reduce cooling efficiency.
• Correct settings prevent food spoilage, reduce compressor strain, and lower electricity consumption, extending the fridge's lifespan.
• These simple adjustments require no technical knowledge and can significantly improve your fridge's performance and efficiency throughout the summer.