My Viking Freezer is three years old. The problem is the constant roaring sound it makes. No one can sit in my kitchen, family room or living room for very long before the noise from this freezer gets on their nerves. It is driving me up the wall and I would never never buy another Viking product because of this annoying constant irritation.

Check the rubber seal inside/around the door. I bet you have a tear or piece of seal that isn't making a solid fit and it's allowing (warm) room air into you freezer. This moist room air will either turn to water droplets and builds up to enough droplets to form puddles in the bottom of the freezer, or it freezes into a blob of ice around the door seal and this allows warm room air into the freezer. Otherwise you need an Appliance Tech to check the Freon refrigerant level. Most times its the door seal causing this problem.

It's probally the fan motor. Sometimes adding a drop or oil to the shaft will quiet down a noisy fan.

no sounds like the door is not sealing

The thermostat has a thick, bendy, copper or aluminium (non electric) conduction wire that goes from it, to physically connect to the internal metal casing.
When that lead becomes disconnected, the motor can just run, as the thermostat can't get a reading within the range it is designed to look for and control. It just hunts permanently for a reading.
Maybe this is not it, but see if anything came loose when you were storing the machine. If tempted to investigate areas that hold live 115V, always resist doing that and use a licenced electrician.

It sounds like this is a a non DIY issue. there is really not much you personally can do.
Contact an authorized servicer fir best results

Good luck!

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There is a curing process for the foam used to insulate these. It can give off a pungent odor until it is fully cured. Only experienced it a couple times in the last 20 years. eric

hi,my name is sourine,i have a probrem with my freezer not cool at all,it's about20 year old.
BRAND WHIRLPOOL
model EV150N A O
14.6 c.f

• Check the temperature setting
• Assure that there is enough room for air flow in the refrigerator or freezer
• Check for air flow restrictions in vents
• Test the temperature control
• Clean the condensor coils
• Check the door seals
• Test the door switch
• Test defrost heater
• Test defrost timer
• Test evaporator fan
• Check for a clogged drain tube
• Check for refrigerant leak

What you may be noticing is the system going through a defrost cycle. Check the time of the day that you notice this event. If it happens at the same times it could be a normal situation if at all other times normal temperatures are being maintained. A popping sound can be caused by thermal expansion during the defrost.

sure its on ly 3 years old. you rseled system should be covered for 5 years (compreessor, freon, evap, condesor). was it making a buzzing noise?? trying to start and clicking right off??? thaose are sounds a bad compressor makes,