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MOTOR NOISE and noise stopped after closing the fridge door

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Hello
Is the noise on the inside or the outside? Most often noise is caused by one of the fan motors going bad.That being said. If the noise is on the inside it's the evaporator fan motor. If it's on the outside in the back then it's the condenser fan motor.
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