"k conover" wrote in message
...
I have an older Kenmore (no idea how old, but it's starting to rust)
refrigerator, freezer on top. When I open the freezer door, I'm hit in
the
face with a blowing mist which is churning out from the top unit. I
realize
this is how the freezer keeps stuff cold, but it seems much more than
usual.
The refrigerator also seems to be running almost constantly. I know that
this thing could be an major energy sucker--is there any way to tell if
it's
on its last legs short of a visit from the appliance repair guy?
Thanks!
Kirsten



This is Turtle.

Any freezer that is blowing out zero degrees air out into a warm room will
make foggey mist of moisture that will feel very damp & cold air. Now mostly
on humid days.

TURTLE