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Today'srefrigerators use foam insulationand are more energy efficientthan refrigeratorsof the past However,foam insulationis
not as sound absorbentas formerinsulatedmodels,As a result, certainsoundsmay be unfamiliar In time, thesesoundswill
becomefamiliar, Please refer to this informationbeforecatling service,
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>- Freezercontrol(A) clicks when
startingor stoppingcompressor,
>. Defrosttimeror electricdamper
control(some models)(B)
soundstikean electric clock
and makesan occasional click
or snap
> Condenser fan (D) makes this
noise while operating
> Freezerfan (C) makesthis
noise while operating.
>. Freezerfan (C) slows to a stop
as the freezerdoor is opened
> Evaporator(E) andheat
exchanger(F) refrigerantmake
this noise when flowing
>. Icecubesfrom ice makerdrop
into ice bucket (G)
Dispenser ice chute(H) dosing.
> Compressor(i) makesa
pulsatingsound while running,
Refrigeratoris not level
> Ice makerwater valve(J)
hookup buzzeswhen ice maker
fills with water.
> Normaloperation
> Normaloperation
Air rushing or whirring > Normaloperation
> Normaloperation
> Normaloperation
Gurgling or boiling > Normal operation
sound
Thumping > Norma!operation
> Normaloperation
Vibrating noise > Normaloperation
See leveling instructionsin Installing Your Refrigerator
Buzzing > Normaloperation
Humming
>- Ice maker(K) is in the 'on'
positionwithout water
connection.
> Ice auger(L) hums as auger
agitates ice during dispensing,,
Compressor(I) can makea
high pitchedhum while
operating,
>- Solenoidvalve (M) operating
ice chutedoor.
> Stop sound by raisingice maker arm to 'off' position See
Automatic Ice Maker section inyour
Useand Care Guidefor details
> Normaloperation
> Normaloperation
> Normaloperation
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