KitchenAid KSRS22MW Refrigerator Repair

Shelves that freeze while the bottom of the KSRS22MW runs warm are a textbook sign of a drifting cold control or thermistor. The cabinet, also sold as KSRS22MWMS, is discontinued, and the sensor is the first thing we compare against a thermometer.
We also look behind the cabinet. A weeping inlet valve may drip slowly enough that no puddle shows from the front. Further along the list sit the start relay, which can stop a healthy compressor, and the control board, which can start ignoring the settings after many years.
The plate may carry a revision code such as KSRS22MWMS02, and we use it to match parts. We work from the simplest check to the most involved, quote in writing before any repair, and stand behind the work with a 30-day workmanship warranty.
A cold control or thermistor that has drifted overcools the upper section. We compare its reading with a thermometer, replace it if it is off, and check airflow through the dampers.
We shut off the water, slide the cabinet forward and inspect the inlet valve and tubing for damp spots. Any weeping part is replaced and the connection is tested under pressure before we push the cabinet back.
The compressor will not start even though it is mechanically sound, so the cabinet warms up. We test the relay and overload, replace the failed part, and confirm the compressor runs normally.
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