Hi @maxd1
Please confirm the full model number of the refrigerator?
According to the parts list for the models I found beginning with LFTR2045VF_ and their service data sheet there is only the one thermostat (part # 5304522330- aka cold control) that is used to control the temperatures for both compartments and not a separate one for each compartment.
The temperatures (depending on the ambient temperature) at the mid point of the thermostat control should be between 33°F → 40°F (refrigerator) and 0°F → -8°F (freezer)
If the temperatures aren't being reached after 12 hours of the refrigerator first being turned on (this is also to allow the interior lining of the compartments to cool down to the required temps as well as the air temp in the compartments) and if the refrigerator is new then contact the Frigidaire service section as per the owner manual to get it checked out under warranty as there may a problem with the thermostat or perhaps the defrost timer (turning off compressor prematurely?).
Have you checked the temperatures using a different thermometer placed in each compartment to see what it showed, just in case the one you used may be slightly incorrect? It can happen if using a battery powered thermometer if the battery is old.
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The model number per the plate in the refrigerator is LFTR2045FB. The dial in the freezer compartment is actually a damper; I incorrectly assumed it was a 2nd thermostat. I used three different refrigerator thermometers and their readings were consistent. I talked with Lowes appliance department at the store last night and they recommended exchanging it. Frigidaire's customer service line agreed with them since I'm within the 48 hour return window. Thank you for your reply and the service data sheet.
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