shop refrigerator operation

Maytag 21 CF refer with freezer on top wasnt cooling beer enough so I started to investigate. Was cranked up,refer to max and freezer to max with no effect, seemed to be stuck at 50F in the bottom refer portion. I cleaned the lower coils (dusty) and the top coils were lightly coated with frost behind the rear wall of freezer. I cleared the air duct that leads down to the lower refer portion (sight ice blockage) and I though I fixed it. Today, I investigated the thermostat. I turned the thermostat all the way up (just before off) and the motor kicked off and returned the dial slowly and the motor kicked back on so according to the diagnostics that means its working (sort of). So I then checked the freezer control and it seemed to be stuck on MAX so I manipulated the arm to a vent and it broke free of ice or something. So I imagine the operation is like this: The refer control turns the entire unit off and on with varying voltage (per the spec of the stat rheostat) to the compressor and the freezer control seems to manipulate a 'bleed door" to feed the lower refer portion. Min freezer setting is bleed door wide open to refer section so all the cooling is sinking to the lower portion. MAX setting is bleed door shut or restricted to keep freezer closed to refer section. Does this sound correct? I need to wait 24hrs to see if my recommended setting (3+3) refer/freezer setting is going to get my refer portion back down to >40. Fridge is ~10 years old, new from Home Depot. I had a line on a 25' stainless Samsung that only needed a door latch for $300 but I missed it due to no truck at that hour.

If it's a Samsung with an ice maker, run away ( I sold appliances)

You're lucky to get 10 years out of a new appliance.

Never ever buy a Samsung appliance. I had one of their dishwashers, it had leaks from the factory. Tons of videos on how to fix a brand new one to not leak. POS all the way.

I have a Samsung "smart" TV. Anything but. It used to handle old TV shows on Prime but it suddenly stopped for many of them. The recommendation from the Samsung tech line.....buy a new TV. Never again.

My Samsung tv's and phones have been fine, but I agree with the above about appliances. Built our house 4 years ago. Fridge/freezer lost the ice maker function at 2 years. Dish washer doesn't clean well or dry. Digital display on clock of oven is missing digits.

Absolute junk. Never again.