Hotpoint HSS25GFP Side by Side Refrigerator "fan making clicking noise" Questions

...fan making noise and sometimes makes a clicking noise coming from electrical board on back are u sure the noise is from the condenser fan and not the capacitor near compressor? the fan in freezer is ...

...clicking noise fan in frezzer ge fridge makes a clicking noise fan in frezzer is not blowing, and things are thawing out any ideas Main control board bad . The board controls the fan opperation and ...

...making a loud clicking noise? If it makes a loud clicking noise on startup or shutdown, it could be caused by a weakness in the springs that hold the compressor in place in the hermetically sealed ...

that main computer board when clicking noise happens the fan blade makes a very slight foward movent with clicking noise The clicking noise means the computer board is bad. It will have to be replaced

...clicking noise if you tilted it and plugged it up emediately after moving the internals in compressor are probably broken' also if floor is uneven where it is now condenser fan could be hitting a ...

fan started making noise I have one of these, and every so often, the fan would start making a loud clicking noise. I discovered that if I shut the fridge off for a while and left the door open to ...

making a ticking noice when the fan is on The evaporator fan, inside the freezer will sometimes come in contact with ice and make this noise. If the overload on the compressor is tripping it will make

...making a clicking noise, not cooling or freezing, we cleaned the fan and the clicking noise is still there, it appears to be coming from or behind the circuit board I had to replace my circuit

...making a clicking noise. I checked for dust and the fan is still spinning. Freezer and fridge seem to be cold enough. Doesn't make the loud running noise it normally does. Any ideas on what to check ...

...fan motor is making the noise would the noise still continue with no power and the fan still turning? The fan does have play in it from in and out, not a wabbly play. Could this be a bearing in the ...