The freezer is colder then the fridge because the freezer is to keep things frozen and the fridge is to keep things just cold. Somethings are meant to be frozen and if not then they get spoiled or ruined and same with the fridge.
It is usually because a freezer is closed for a lot more time than a fridge.
On a refrigerator "5" is usually a colder temperature setting than "1". On heaters the opposite is true: 1 is usually the lowest temperature setting, and numbers greater than 1 are for higher temperatures.
My refrigerator is not running cold nor is the freezer. It is blowing warm air.
in the refrigerator the molecules are a little slow but freezer is almost stiff
because the temp. inside the fridge. is colder than room temperature yup
Freezer is colder
of course a freezer is colder than a bowl of ice because the freezer made the ice and there are lots of frozen stuff in there.
Stick it in the freezer. Since a freezer is colder than a refrigerator, it will make the drink colder much more quickly. Put a bunch of ice cubes in and stir it the drink for a few seconds. It works great. Maybe a fluids engineer can explain why.
The advantages are that the freezer is usually bigger than a top-freezer, and the refrigerator side is easier to.
Because the temperature inside the refrigerator is colder than the temperature outside
It is usually because a freezer is closed for a lot more time than a fridge.
thomas Moore invented the fridge freezer and refrigerator
The Esperanto words for refrigerator and freezer are fridujo and frostujo respectively.
One possible reason is because of the size of the freezer compared to the size of the refrigerator portion. If the refrigerator portion were placed over the freezer, then you would have to kneel down to use the freezer. Another part of it could pertain to convection. Cold air tends to circulate down. So with the right amount of gap between the freezer portion and the rest, just enough cold air can flow down to cool the refrigerator. So the evaporator coils are only in the freezer and yet can cool the entire unit. If the evaporator coils were on the bottom, then only the lower portion of the refrigerator would be cool since heat rises, and some of the cavity space would be wasted. So for simplicity and efficiency, the coils are placed on top and that this area is made the freezer. So they cool only the freezer and have a small opening to let the cold air come down (or warm air to come up to be more accurate) to reach the 34-38 degrees Fahrenheit needed for the refrigerator. Sometimes there is an adjustable damper there. The thermostat is just for the refrigerator in most cases, since if the refrigerator is within proper range, the freezer would be too, all because of the design. On those with a control for the freezer, that control generally moves a little damper (door). So the colder you set the freezer, the harder you are making the refrigerator portion to cool. Since the actual thermostat is located in the refrigerator section, the longer the compressor must run to make that compartment the proper temperature when you close the damper (by setting the freezer control colder).
what may be causing my freezer to work but my refrigerator not to work
Not in a domestic (home) freezer if it is pure ethanol (a dilute solution can freeze in the freezer). Ethanol's freezing point is -114.1°C. This is far colder than a domestic freezer.
On a refrigerator "5" is usually a colder temperature setting than "1". On heaters the opposite is true: 1 is usually the lowest temperature setting, and numbers greater than 1 are for higher temperatures.