My beko fridge freezer keeps making a dripping noise

The red exclamation mark means that the freezer is too warm to keep items frozen. Make sure that the freezer door is closed. If the freezer is opened frequently, reduce the number of times that the door is opened. If you put in a lot of fresh food, you may have to wait for the freezer to chill.

If the problem persists, then you need to check if the fan is running properly. Replace it if needed. Otherwise, the freezer sensor may be faulty.

The manual for the AB910 is available online. One source is at Manuals Lib: https://www.manualslib.com/manual/15132/Beko-Ab910.html . Beko has some of the parts here: https://www.bekospares.co.uk/fridge-freezer/ab910s-7218846385/catalogue.pl?path=110911&model_ref=11336069 . Other sources will probably also have the parts.

I hope this helps.

Cindy Wells

Your t'stat is probably bad. Should be easy to fix. At least it is freezing and not ruining your food from being too warm.

It sounds like the fan will need to be replaced.

"Always disconnect power before trying to repair any appliance."

Is this noise periodically or every time the fridge cycles off? Does it sound like water dripping on a hot surface?

Sub Zero Repair Tucson

no problem with that it is normal..your ref working properly it is just the motor you hear

check to see if drip tray underneath frig needs to be dumped.

Sounds like the evaporator fan is doing its job. Nothing to worry about. Good hearing is a blessing all fridges make different sounds some click loud while others gurgle loud. Some pop and snap. Till I got my hearing aids I didn't know mine ran so loud and clicked.

Sounds like the refrigerator is not defrosting Could be the defrost heater, defrost timer or the defrost thermostat.

good day!first and foremost, in most freezers, the highest freezing point is 7.in regards with the water dripping from the air vent hole, you have to minimize your your freezing setting to the middle.turn it to 3 or 4 freezing point.

- Loose flooring or floor not firm.
- Cabinet not level.
- Tubing in contact with cabinet, other tubing or other metal.
- Drip tray vibrating.
- Fan hitting another part or worn fan motor bearings. Unplug the unit and rotate fan manually by your finger.
- Compressor mounting grommets worn or missing; mounting hardware loose or missing.
- Free or loose parts causing or allowing noise during operation
- Check compressor it may contact with tubing or other parts.
- Check the body of your unit is not touching the wall or other object.