Without looking at the specific frig, it is common for them to have one temperature sensor in the lower portion with cooling only done on one section. The temp is sensed in the lower and the cool done on the top with that cold air tending to run down.
One simple way to mess up the plan is to put things in the way to block the sensor from reading the true temp as that makes the top continue to cool until the sensor feels right!
Simple things to check are finding the sensor hanging in the fins in back, inside the lower section, make sure air can move around it well. That can mean something as simple as a large jug of milk pushed into a corner, etc. Make sure the sensor is actually able to sense the whole lower compartment, not just an isolated corner!
Then the second part is to make sure not to block free flow of air from the top to the bottom. Keep an air gap open.
There are several ways to make that air flow better with fans and it can be as cheap as a small muffin fan from a junk computer! But even a fan can't move air if there is no open space to move it through!
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Richard
Why no RV year, make and floorplan on MY signature as we suggest for others?
I currently DO NOT have one!
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