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Normal operating sounds.
Newer refrigerators
sound different from older refrigerators.
Modem refrigerators
have more features and use newer technology.
Do you hear what I hear? These sounds are normal.
HUMMM...
--
WHOOSH...
The
new
high
efficiency
compressor
may
mn
taster
and
longer
than
wmr
old
refl'igerator
and
wm
may
hear
a high-i)itched
hum
or pulsating
sound
while
it is operating.
_m
may hear
a whooshing
sound
when
the
(loo_
close.
This
is due
to pressure
equalizing
within
the
retiJgeratoi;
CLICKS, POPS,
CRACKS
and CHIRPS
You
may
hear
cracking
or i)oi)ping
sounds
when
the
refrigerator
is first
plugged
in. This
hal)pens
as the
refrigei'ator
cools
to
the
correct
teil/l)erattlre.
The
compressor
may
cause
a clicking
or chiq)ing
sotmd
when
attempting
to restart
(this
could
take
up
to 5 minutes).
Expansion
and
contraction
of cooling
coils
during
and
after
defl'ost
can
cause
a cracking
or i)oi)ping
SOtlnd.
On
models
with
an
icemake_;
after
an icemaking
cycle,
you
mav
hear
the
ice
cubes
dropping
into
the
ice bucket.
WHIR!
You may
hear
the
rims
spinning
at high
speeds.
This
hal)pens
when
the
refrigerator
is first
plugged
in, when
the
doors
are
opened
frequently
or when
a large
amount
of fi)od
is added
to the
refl'igerator
or fl'eezer
compartments.
The
rims
are
helping
to
maintain
the
correct
temperatures.
WATERSOUNDS
6
The
flow
of refl'igerant
through
the
fl'eezer
cooling
coils
may
make
a gm'gling
noise
like
boiling
water.
Water
dropping
on
the
defl'ost
heater
can
Catlse
a
sizzling,
I)oI)ping
or buzzing
SOtlild
dm'ing
the
defl'ost
cycle.
A water
dripping
noise
may
occur
during
the
defl'ost
cycle
as ice melts
from
the
ewq)orator
and
flows
into
the
drain
pan.
Closing
the
door
mav
cause
a gurgling
sound
due
to
pressure
equalization.
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