Questions & Answers for: freezer hissing sound

...freezer tray...hissing sound This is a small under counter frig, w/metal U-shaped freezer tray. Sensor from temp control is connected via plastic tube...I poked the tube!!! Was defrosting, used ...

...Freezer is not cooling. It does not matter whether we put the temperature on its very coldest the fridge stays room temperature. The motor is running and one can hear a hissing sound at the back, ...

Sub Zero - HIssing sound at bottom of refrigerator. There is a constant hissing sound at the bottom of the refrigerator under the door. Like a fan blowing. freon entering the coils (normal)

HISSING SOUND FROM FRIDGE FREEZER OUR LG GR-L206CPQA IS MAKING A HISSING SOUND. THERE MAY BE A DARK COLOURED STICKY LIQUID THAT HAS COME FROM IT HOWEVER WE CANNOT BE SURE THIS LIQUID HAS COME FROM THE

hissing inside the freezer I own a kitchenaid kssc48f refrigerator. While investigating a hissing sound in the freezer, I noticed condensation dripping on what appears to be some sort of cooling ...

...is fine it was in defrost mode during this an element heats up to melt any frost and ice in the freezer. But yes the hissing sound does sound alarming but is perfectly normal. hope you have a nice ...

...freezer drips into a vented area in the back: I can see the drips when I open the door, and each drop makes a hissing sound (like it's landing on something electrical). A tube in the back might be ...

...hissing sound in the freezer side and i see a puddle of water at the back Defrost heater may be getting defrosted ice on it causing the sound because it's hot. It won't hurt anything. The water from ...

hissing sound probably in the gas. You need to cut it off. You may be doing a lot of damage there. If this freezer is 8-10 years old, you may want to go ahead and replace it. At least it will not give

hi, I have just defrosted my freezer, now when I shut the door there is a hissing sound coming from the back of the freezer. temp is -20 unit is in defrost. is this a fridge or freezer?