Our fridge is making a beeping sound every 2 to 3 minutes. how do we get it to stop????? door seems to be tightly closed. just installed a new filter. freezer feels cold but the gage says its only 39*... what is causing the beeping???

The beeping sound you are hearing could be an indication that there is an issue with the refrigerator's door sensor or switch. When the door is opened, the switch or sensor is supposed to detect the change in temperature and signal the control board to stop the beeping sound.
Here are a few troubleshooting steps you can try:

1. Check the door seal: Make sure the door seal is clean and free from any debris that could interfere with its ability to form a tight seal when the door is closed. If the seal is damaged, it may need to be replaced.
2. Check the door switch: Locate the door switch and check to see if it is stuck or damaged. If it is, you may need to replace it.
3. Check the control board: If neither the door seal nor the switch is the issue, the control board may be faulty. You can try resetting the control board by unplugging the refrigerator for a few minutes and then plugging it back in. If this doesn't work, you may need to replace the control board.

It's also possible that the beeping sound is related to the spring you changed on the door flap. If the spring is not properly installed, it could be interfering with the door sensor or switch, causing the beeping sound. Make sure the spring is installed correctly and isn't interfering with any other components of the refrigerator.

You will probably find there is a setting on the control pane.
Not knowing the model, I would look in your user manual for the answer.

the temp setting inside the fridge is too close to minimum temp for the sensor
if the door seals are not effective and you open the door it sounds
try turning the fridge setting to 4 or 3 to see if that fixes the fault at 1 it should take a few minutes to make a sound
call a technician if the adjustments do not work

get the guys back because when they put the doors back on they have not adjusted the door closed sensor and the beeping is the fridge telling you that there is a door open

This problem can be due to three reasons.

1.Your door of refrigerator is not properly close
2. Switch is not properly inserted properly
3. Current is not properly supply due to capacitor
In first case hold the door for a mint and see if sounds stop then adjust the door. May be you need a screw Gage to tight it. May be switch become loose so install a new plug. In third scenario open the back side of refrigerator and check the capacitor with meter.
Source:
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I only received part of your problem. Could you please repost the problem along with your model number.
Thank you,Richard

Hello,


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......

If this is listed under the right model, then the only thing it could be is some models have a
door alarm,that will beep if the door is not closed. You could check and clean the gasket.
Or it the switch that tells the fridg that the door is closed. Check if there is a top door adjustment to bring the door closer to the fridge where the door hinge is. This might apply or push on the switch more.

Unplug your refrigerator from the ac outlet, and 0open theref door for approx. 5 minutes. Then plug it again, after you hear the beeping close the door. wallah it's fixed.

im not sure about the alarm but im going to assume its a door ajar alarm tilt the fridge back using the adjusters on the front wheels till you can open the doors about 1/4 let them go and it will close its self fridges are air tight and some times when you shut one door the air it pushes will slightly open the other the installation inst say level the unit but its better to have them leaned back the lights probably turn of auto if a door is ajar give that a try and let me know please