The refrigeration experts told me that an empty refrigerator with warm   
   surrounding ambient temperatures will almost always run. With cold absorbing   
   food in the refrigerator, the motor will come on just to restore the set   
   temperature. This has nothing to    
   do with opening doors or cold air flowing out. It is just the way that   
   refrigerators are engineered.    
      
   Again, the simple question was what contents within the refrigerator will   
   retain the cold so that the motor/compressor will only rarely come on?  The   
   refrigerator is accessed only about once a month.    
      
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