Kenmore Side by Side Refrigerator "making whirring sound" Questions

whirring noise coming from the freezer section (almost behind the icemaker). During the time it is making noise, the in-door water dispensor will occasionally not work and the icemake not produce ice.

...whirring sound. If there is a sound, then the auger that moves the ice cubes is working. Check the ice shoot in the door to see if it is blocked with ice. If you don't here any whirring sound the ...

making a whirring sound. I think the fan is touching as it spins - that's the kind of sound it is. I think maybe a bearing is going on the fan or something has come loose. check fan motor nut bolt and

whirring sound, a repairman came out and told me that the fan motor needed replacing, price of $277. I sent him away, and after a few minutes on the internet, saw on this site that a new circuitboard

...making loud whirring or even howling sounds that are loud enough to wake people up at night. I am happy to say that I don't have the issue to that extent, but the noise I hear seems to come from the ...

...making an intermittant whirring noise. It stops when I open either the door or the bottom freezer drawer, but begins again as soon as I close them. Do you have any ideas as to what the problem may be ...

Kenmore side by side click and whir noise but not getting cold My refrigerator started to make this click whir sound - does it about 6 to 8 times and then stops. Refrigerator gets warm. If I unplug it

my refrigerator makes a whirring noise. the noise is not continuous but about every hour. If you have an icemaker, this sound may be the inlet water valve to the icemaker opening and closing.

...making a whirring noise that stops when the door is opened. It can get pretty loud at times. The whirring sound is the fan that blows cold air into the refrigerator. It is supposed to stop when the ...

...MAKING WIERD NOISES - WHIRRING SOUND. COMPRESSOR? SOUNDS LIKE IT WANTS TO DIE OUT. WORKS FINE. NOISE WAS THERE BEFORE, DISSAPEARED FOR A WHILE AND NOW BACK AGAIN. A whirring sound?  Can you tell ...