Most standard residential refrigerators do not feature a physical, dedicated external "reset button" that you can press to reboot the appliance after a fault. Instead, resetting a modern refrigerator's electronic control boards, digital display panels, and compressor logic is accomplished by performing a complete electrical power cycle—unplugging the refrigerator's power cord from the wall outlet or tripping the kitchen circuit breaker for five to ten minutes. However, certain refrigerators feature internal thermal overload protection relays mounted directly to the compressor that reset automatically once cooled down. You can troubleshoot power delivery easily. You can verify that your reset procedure was successful when restoring electrical power causes the internal lights and compressor to turn on smoothly and cooling resumes.
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