When this happens, if the door was open, you will notice the temperature light goes off and comes back on after the series of beeps....my question then is, what could be the cause and how can I resolve it?
SOURCE: Frigidaire Affinity Door Lock
under 1st yr warr, sure if thats he issue they would cover, it, a clogged drain pump may cause the same problem though , not being able to drain water , the pump would just hum.
SOURCE: E249T Fisher and Paykel Beeps when door opened
Disconnect the Fridge for 5 mins. After that, should be ok.
SOURCE: Frigidaire fridge door makes a loud popping sound
You need to take the door off the hinges and remove the lower hinge plate from the bottom of the door. This is where I found my popping problem. The black bushing with the 3 bumps and dips on it is loose in the plate going into the door. I took black eletrical tape and rapped it around the part that goes into the plate to tighten the bushing up so it wouldn't turn anymore. ( This was a temp fix to see if the popping would go away) 3 Weeks later and still working. If the sound comes back I will put some double sided sticky back foam on it. Both doors were doing this on my fridge, and now its as quite as a mouse. I hope this fix works for you.
SOURCE: electrolux frost free fridge freezer
The evaporator drain can become blocked. Water backs up and eventually falls out into the freezer and freezes. If this happens you should see ice build up inside the freezer.
The evaporator heater can blow. This allows condensation to freeze and not drain away. I have tried replacing it but I cannot confirm that I have solved the problem.
Another problem is liquid water draining onto the fan in the freezer compartment near the evaporator. If this happens when the fan is idle (presumably when the fridge and freezer are both down to the right temperature, water falling on the fan blades will freeze. The motor is low power and it may not have enough torque (turning power) to overcome the imbalance. This stops the cold air from circulating to the freezer and fridge. The control circuit may detect the fan is not turning or the temperature may rise setting off the alarm.
I have an Electrolux ER3162BN fridge freezer.
SOURCE: The alarm beep which tells you to close
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......
The compressor just keeps on running.The problem is weak
compressor.The refrigerant in the compressor is got low.The compressor
is weak.The compressor needs to be replaced.-------------- The working procedure of
this unit is as follows: --- The compressor starts then it cools the freezer
section. When the freezer reaches its cooling level the defrost cycle starts
functioning. In this cycle the fan in the freezer section starts running and the
cool air in the freezer section is passed to the fridge section and the fridge
section gets cold. The air from freezer to refrigerator passes from the
section, in that section the damper is located.------------ But as you mentioned
that freezer not cooling this indicates problem with compressor.When compressor
cools the freezer section then fridge section gets cold.If freezer section is
not getting properly cold then fridge section will not cool properly/.So the
problem relates to compressor.---------- In the compressor there is a
refrigerant called FREON.With the help of this Freon the compressor cools the
freezer section.Freon is a gaseous type cooling agent.The compressor will stop
cooling when coolant gets leaked from its chamber.--------- Again recharging the
Freon is possible, but the cost for that recharging is approx the cost of new
compressor.So its always advisable to get compressor replaced.Because new
compressor has warranty for few years.------------------ You can get required
parts from from online sites like: --- www.repairclinic.com or from
searspartsdirect online site. --------- This should help.Thanks.Helpmech.
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