Doing a once a lifetime cleaning on my bottom drawer freezer mechanicals. The ball bearing glides have collected enough stuff over the years to make them a little tough/slow to pull out that I'm thinking of degreasing., cleaning and re-greasing them. Not sure what type of grease would be good for 0 degree temp. Kinda same topic, I noticed my workbench drawer glides (out in garage) are also pretty gummy. I was able to clean them with carb cleaner but not sure what grease to use on them also. The old grease was sort of off white chunky stuff.

I have a Whirlpool Model ED5LHAXWS02 side-by-side refrigerator. Had been having an issue with the freezer working but the refrigerator compartment not cooling below 58 degrees or so. Checked the compressor fan and it was working. The evaporator fan was working also. Decided the coils could use a bit of a clean up so we brushed them and used an air compressor (very indirectly and gently). That cleaned things up, but when we plugged it back in - nothing. No compressor, no fans, nada. The lights work, however. Wondering where to go from here? Any help would be appreciated. Update: 1 hour later the compressor is back on. After looking around a bit, found the control for the freezer was a bit stiff. Cover off and then back on and now the control glides easily. Damper from the freezer to the refrigerator, perhaps? Waiting to see if this clears up our issues.