What's your current headache?

Hopefully I understood you correctly. But if the freezer is still freezing, I think you're good, as in don't need a new fridge. Just have to troubleshoot why the cool air isn't getting to the fridge.
 
Look up where the evaporator fan is on your model
Hopefully not too bad to get to. Usually behind a shroud in one compartment. Most I have see have been in the fridge. Look for something that looks like a vent.
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Mine is there on my bottom freezer unit. On my standup freezer converter kegerator, it's in the bottom.
Probably find it not spinning. Give it a flick and see if it starts. If so, pull it and clean it, maybe a bit of lube. White lithium worked well for me.
Probably want to replace it regardless, but that may get you up and running until a replacement can be ordered.
If it doesn't spin up, unplug it and check power. Older fridges will run on AC. Newer may be pulsed DC. 12Vish. If it's not getting power, likely a transformer on the circuit board on an older unit. Newer units,maybe a fet or whatever they're switching/pulsing the power with on the circuit board.
But probably a gummed up or burnt up fan. Possibly the fridge compartment thermostat, causing it not to kick on.
On most units, only the freezer is cooled by the compressor and cool air is circulated into the fridge compartment per the thermostat via the evap fan.
I'll have to look in the freezer for the evap fan. It's not in the fridge. I took this whole middle shroud off and it's just a motorized flapper and the thermostat. ignore the 10,000 empty applesauce packets. They're destined for terracycle but haven't made it yet
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I'll have to look in the freezer for the evap fan. It's not in the fridge. I took this whole middle shroud off and it's just a motorized flapper and the thermostat. ignore the 10,000 empty applesauce packets. They're destined for terracycle but haven't made it yet
Good luck man. Hope it's an easy fix
 
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