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Replacing the refrigerator thermistor in a Haier bottom-mount refrigerator

• Unplug the refrigerator or shut off the circuit breaker for the refrigerator.
• Locate the thermistor in the refrigerator section; it’s under a small plastic cover attached to the surface of the back wall, side wall or ceiling. Release the thermistor cover and pull the thermistor out of the cover.
• Pull the thermistor out of the mounting clip and unplug the wire harness. Remove the thermistor.
• Attach the thermistor to the mounting clip and then to the wire harness.
• Reattach the thermistor's cover and reinstall any shelves you removed.
• Plug in the refrigerator or turn on the house circuit breaker to restore power.

What to do when you see frost buildup in the freezer of your Haier bottom-mount refrigerator

When frost is building up in the freezer, check first for a break in the door gasket or drawer gasket that could be letting in warm, moist air. If the gasket seems sound, a malfunction somewhere in the automatic defrost system could be the culprit.

A failed defrost timer or a bad electronic control board may not initiate the automatic defrost cycle, causing excessive frost buildup on the back wall inside the freezer. A faulty defrost sensor can prevent the defrost heater from turning on the defrost cycle. See how to check the defrost sensor and other components in the defrost system in our refrigerator won't cool troubleshooting video.