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by lost_my_pwd 3553 days ago
Has the refrigerant level/pressure been checked? If it is too low evap coils commonly freeze up, esp. in humid areas.
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I also have a Samsung fridge with the same very well known issue, so it's likely not the refrigerant level. I don't have the wherewithal to rig it like OP has though.
As long as you have a spare computer (seriously, a RasPi would do well!), and don't mind doing some small electronics, you could do this as well!

The link is a complete how-to for my whole infrastructure, which spans multiple buildings, and sends all my sensor data to a central server (sitting next to my DSL modem at my house, no less).

I use Tor extensively, including my whole network topology. It allows me to create a cloud of my own machines, rather than depending on $CloudVendor. :) But everything is documented. Have at :D