Banging noise in my refregeeratio

I think the lines are clogged.

had the same problem but 7 or 8 months it started had it replaced and 7 or 8 months on new again same problem, a speed wash which is 36 mins takes 1.5 to 2 hrs

Having same problem with my Kenmore 500. Tomorrow will be the second time a repair man has visited the house. Washer on 5 weeks old. Drum bangs every other load. Load not unbalanced. Avoid this washer, it is a POS.

your belt may be dry rotten and missing chunks of the belt replace the belt noise will go away

If the refrigerator is working fine the banging noise you hear is the isulation inside the refrigeratior walls that exand and cotract with the change of temperatures. you don t have to worried about it.

I think the banging means the compressor is shot. (more like a load "clunk"). I had the same noise on a dehumifier.) I dont' think replacing a compressor is a DIY, and doubt it is economically efficient. But I leave that to the specialists to comment on. Check Craig's List in your area - you can get a good deal for a few hundred bucks.

Also, the "clanging noices" is probably the fan blades for the air circulator that moves cold air from the freezer to refrig compartment. Check the online manual for your model (exploded parts view) to see where it is located and if it is readily accessible by taking out a few screws inside the refrigerator. Might be more than one fan - open the door when it happens and see if you can locate where the noice is coming from. This is a plausible DIY - I did it only my old fridge - replacement parts were cheap. But you might even be able to just reallign the fan blades so they don't clang.

do not buy it the banging noise is bad on these intrepids

It sounds like the drive has just stopped working. Since it's likely under warranty still, I would contact the manufacturer and have them replace the drive. If you have a cd stuck in the drive, you can use a paperclip in the small hole on the face of the drive to eject it and remove your CD.

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