Hello, my refrigerator is making a constant loud humming noise. It started about a week ago. I checked behind the fridge and the sound is coming from the bottom left corner where the fan is. This fridge used to be super quiet. Now it's like it is always in his cycle. Thanks.
SOURCE: mfd2561hes Maytag Refrigerator
My Maytag mfc2560hes starting making a noise this am. I checked the fridge and everything is hot. The freezer is still cold, and the items are frozen. What am I to do?
SOURCE: loud noise
The vibrating sound you hear could be due to "water hammer" when the fill valve tries to close against high water line pressure. I had that problem and solved it by putting a small valve in the line to the ice maker and closing it little by little until the vibrating went away. You know, the banging could also be water hammer. It only happens at night when the entire neighborhood is asleep and the water pressure is at its highest. You need to check this out because water hammer can be very destructive to the plumbing and the valve.
Tom
SOURCE: REFRIGERATOR IS MAKING A BUZZING SOUND, not cooling
You have one of two problems going on. Your fan is spinning at hitting the sides. Or your compressor is shot which seems to be more the problem and even though it is cold the humming sound is a warning for you that the compressor is shot and it is more affordable to replace the fridge then the compressor. Sometimes compressor can cost more then the fridge.
Testimonial: "It was the compressor. Bought a new Amana and it's great! Hate Sears still;)"
SOURCE: maytag fridge has constant running water sound
you hear a constant running water sound? look in your manual under "normal operating sounds". it explains all of the sounds. it sounds like you're hearing the refrigerant going thru your evap. coil located behind the rear frzr panel. you unit goes into the defrost cycle roughly every 8hrs and water drip down into the condensate pan un the refrig.
SOURCE: My Maytag refrigerator makes a loud popping noise.
the popping noise you're talking about, could it just be your self-defroster in operation,sometimes if there a lot of ice and it operates a long time, there could be expansion noises,such as the refrigerator walls expanding/contracting from the heat of the defroster,if it's water you will hear a sizzling popping sound,nothing to fear dear
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