Fridges cannot run silently. We do not have the technology as yet, which will enable fridges to run without making any noise whatsoever. So when it runs, it makes noises, and that’s perfectly normal.

But then, when something is wrong with it, the appliance will make noises that are not normal. This is where people are foxed. A good deal of our customers would call us at All Appliance Repairs Australia would call us, not being able to differentiate between normal noise and an unusual one, when their refrigerator runs.

So here, we have made a comprehensive list of some abnormal refrigerator noises that ought to raise the alarm.

Vibrating Noise

A little vibration with noise is normal for any fridge, but if the appliance shudders too much, that is not something you should let go. This implies that your refrigerator is not at the level on the ground.

All you need to do is to adjust the legs of the fridge, or tighten the levelling screws or lower its levelling feet to the ground. You can do it yourself. However, if you are not sure and if the issue persists even after you have done it, you may summon techies from a reputed company that does fridge repairs in Liverpool. The pros will be able to fix the problem.

Buzzing Noise

This sound is sometimes heard as and when the valve of the water inlet pipe would open and close for dispensing water or for filling the ice maker.

If the fridge is connected to its waterline, this it is a normal phenomenon. If not, then this is something unusual, and you need to turn the ice maker off to see if that fixes the issue.

Clicking Noise

The fridge would make this noise when the valve of the water inlet pipe opens or closes for dispensing water and filling the ice maker.

Again, if your fridge is connected to its water supply line, then everything is fine. However, if not, then you need to turn off the ice maker to see if that stops the sound. If not, then call a techie.

Rattling Noise

You will get to hear this noise if and when the water lines move against the cabinet of the refrigerator, or when you have kept something on the roof of the fridge.

To stop the sound, just secure the water supply lines to the cabinet and clear the fridge top. This will stop the sound. The same goes for the banging noise that you may, at times, come across when your fridge runs.

Besides all these, your fridge will make specific noises for specific issues depending upon the root cause behind them. For example, the sound caused by a defective compressor will be different from that yielded by a defective or loose evaporator fan blade.

Again, when the compressor develops a snag, it will generate a sound that will be different from what caused by leaking refrigerant.

Therefore you see, there is no dearth of sound that a defective refrigerator would generate. You need to pay attention and then summon for a techie from a company that does fridge repair in West Hoxton. What better name can you turn to than All Appliance Repairs Australia?

For further details, you need to call us on 0432 754 596.