Sweating Door on a KitchenAid KBFC42F, Gasket Fix

Condensation around the door frame, together with a compressor that hardly ever shuts off, points a KBFC42F toward its gasket. The model is also sold as the KBFC42FSS and is discontinued, and gaskets of this age tend to perish and stop sealing.
Once the gasket is judged, we check the cold control or thermistor, because drift there can leave the cabinet running warm or freeze food on the top shelf. A look behind the refrigerator comes next, to catch a weeping inlet valve before it damages the floor, and the start relay is tested if the compressor refuses to start.
Our price is given in writing before work begins, and a 30-day workmanship warranty is included.
Likely. Perished gaskets stop sealing, so humid air gets in and condenses at the frame. We check the seal all around and replace the gasket when sections are flattened or cracked.
A drifting cold control or thermistor makes the cabinet run colder than the dial says. We compare readings with a thermometer and replace the part that is off.
Often a weeping inlet valve at the rear or a loose water connection. Turn off the supply and call us; we find the exact spot and replace the valve or fitting.
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