Hello.
I believe that noise is coming from the compressor because one on the springs inside of the compressor shell that the motor mounts to is weak so when ever the compressor powers down the motor knocks against the casing of the compressor. While i know the noise is very unnerving the only way to fix it is to replace the compressor and that will cost somewhere around a $1000.00 and since it works fine as far as cooling the food ok perhaps that expense isn't warranted. I have heard that nosie before and know its loud but i too know it causes no harm to the compressor
GENE
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Thanx,It's really a bit amuseing to me. I wonder if this has happened in such a short life span because the compressor use's the newer 134a,rather than the traditional R-22 freon. I did locate a new replacement comp. for @225$ shipped. So your telling me the labor and freon to cut and braze line's etc. make that a non-decision. Best to make it a keg fridge in the garage,right? Are there certian brand's of compressor's that tend to have longer/quieter lives??
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