Fisher and Paykel Refrigerator. Got is brand new and from day one makes an almost constant low level buzzing noise from the motor or compressor. It rarely ever stops. Very noisy and annoying. Will call for service, but would like more information in case they give me the run-a-round.
Constant sound would suggest that is coming from power supply board.
If its brand new then should be under warranty, get it fixed by the shop you bought it from and keep going back to them till its fixed properly. Might be a loose connection, maybe faulty earth to compressor motor. needs to be checked by a qualified technician.
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the unit as had a lieak your it thinks it as first un plug the unit then try taking out the bottom draw (pull it all the way out then at the bottom front on both sides there is to clips push both clips in and pull the draw it wiil leaft of it runners push the runs back in out of the way then the can see under the in the base of the unit if the can see water or damp dathch plz call an enginner as ther is 5 things it can be
if not water you will see a grey plactic cover in the bottom back right the main pcb is in there witch has a water sencer on it if you fell up to 4remover the pcb and wiep the two prongs that are on the end of it as wiep there it was siting then put back as it was ps the dont need to take any wires to repalces the draw pull the to runners back out sit the draw on them then clothes the draw but re open it and give the to cilps a lite pull to make sure they are locked back in to places pulg it back in and try it if this dont work plz call an enginner as there is 3 pcbs in this unti that will need cheking
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after replacing the tempreture probe have u checked the compressor so that it should get the signals for cutt in and cutt off if not please check it.if this is not happening please change the temperature sensor.
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It could be as simple as something just poking out of the pipe from the filter to the impellor, big enough to get through the filter, but not big enough to be moved out by the impellor, remove the filter, and the impellor, and poke something through the pipe, a drinking straw or such like will work...
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HI. Just so you know, Hissing and popping is normal on frost free refrigerators, it is the defrost heater, in this case. I would check these following areas to address any other abnormal noises.
If the level of the unit is not adjusted to proper specs, this will create an unstable operating condition, causing many noises to emit from the units structure. inspect the unit for proper level. adjust if needed. Next will be the drain pan. Once removed for cleaning, the pan must be replaced in position correctly. If not, the pan will rattle against the compressor, causing a ping or rattle.Simply reposition the tray if this is the case. The third possible issue will be the condenser fan. The condenser fan is located behind the refrigerator. It may be necessary to remove an access panel to reach it. This fan has a shroud, and if the fan blade becomes warped, it will rub against the shroud, causing noise. This fan blade is whole,and it can be removed and replaced if this is the case. Ok, the fourth problem spot will be the evaporator fan.
The evaporator fan is located at the back of the freezer. It may be necessary to remove obstructions such as the contents of the freezer, freezer shelves, ice maker and the rear inside panel of the freezer. The rear panel may be held in place by retainer clips or screws. Remove the screws or depress the retainer clips with a small screwdriver. Check the fan for warped blades. if the blades are warped or mis-aligned, replace it. This fan also is protected by a shroud as well, and it will make noise if the fan blade is damaged.
Last, i would move on to the compressor mounts. This is the most common spot for noise overtime. The compressor sits on rubber mountings. Those rubber mountings are designed to absorb vibration from the compressor. As the mountings age, they can become hard or disintegrate. When this happens, the compressor vibration is transmitted to the refrigerator structure and it can cause noise.
The compressor is located in the rear. It may be necessary to remove an access panel to get to the compressor.
Locate the compressor and remove the screw or retaining clip of just one of the compressor mounts.Using a pry bar, lift up the compressor enough to slip out the rubber mount. Inspect the mount for deterioration. The rubber should be firm but not rigid. If the mount is crumbling or hard, it should be replaced.
This concludes the inspection procedure. Follow carefully, and replace any failed or damaged device.....
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