My fridge keeps continuously beeping - for no apparent reason. Will occur when all doors shut, in the night, during the day, if it has just been opened first thing in morning or if not been opened at all (nighttime). Have cleaned and de-cluttered. To stop beeping have discovered that we press (any)button on back inside. help...having sleepless nights!

Find the condenser coil. It is either on the back or underneath. Be sure it is clean of dust and dirt. You may have to blow out areas you cannot reach Use a vacuum as you blow out to catch dirt Reduced capacity due to dirt is a cause of running too long. Also check the door seal. Place a $1 bill at the door seal and close the door. You should not be able side the bill out with the door closed. If you can you need a new seal.

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Aug 30, 2006 - It's just too bad I can't live with beeping noises going off every 30 seconds. .... took them a long time and they scratched the paint) the fridge beganbeeping ..... I opened the fridge door to let the alarm sound and then located the alarm..... I can't tell you how many times I've "snapped" since hearing this thing.

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There are four likely reasons:-
If it is not a frost free refridgerator, the thermostat is iced up and not sensing temperature - defrost the fridge.
The thermostat is faulty and in this case the contents of the fridge should be freezing up - replace the thermostat.
The gas is low in the system and the fridge should then be warmer than normal and the thermostat is trying to compensate by having the compressor running constantly - re-gas the fridge.
The door seal is leaking or the door is not closing fully, allowing cold air to escape - check the seal and the door and correct or replace the seal.
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I have the same problem and it's driving me CRAZY!!!

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Sounds like you have a bad door switch. Depending on the age of the fridge, it might still be under warranty. If it's not, then you might be able to access the door switch yourself and pull it out & replace it.


Good luck......

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press the select button ( the button that you choose the temperature on the fridge and freezer) and check that the fan on both fridge and freezer are working.

Most commonly this is caused by a bad wall control or the wiring going to it. The wall control goes bad from constant use and the problem with the wiring is caused by the staples most installers use. The staples cut through the insulation and cause intermittent shorts. I would remove the wall control and check it for a few days and if it happens again you can remove the wire going to terminal #1 on your motor unit. That will eliminate the wiring. Be sure to remember where the wires go on the back of the wall control as they are color coded. One is solid white and the other is white with a red stripe.

I just had the same problem and read on another post how to fix it. Unlock your car, open and close all the doors, and lock it manually with your key. It worked.

Here are the error codes for Dacor:

DACOR
Range/Stove/Oven Fault Codes Failure
Code Condition Check/Repair F0 Clock pushbutton is stuck in a depressed position Check clock buttons F1 Element relay circuit failure Control board may be bad F2 Oven temperature exceeded the clean runaway temperature (self clean only) or the cooking runaway temperature (cooking modes only) Call for service F3 Short Circuit in the oven temperature sensor Check oven temperature sensor for continuity, if no resistance (zero ohms), replace F4 Short Circuit in the oven temperature sensor Check oven temperature sensor for continuity, if no resistance (zero ohms), replace F6 Failure in the EEPROM check comparison (only time of day and timer will operate) Call for service, electronic clock control is usually the cause of the problem F7 Failure of the self- clean automatic door latch system Check door latch and switch(es) F8 Failure of the door latch motor. Occurs when the motor runs for two minutes without the door locking in self-clean mode Check door lock motor and door latch