Normal Operating Sounds - Frigidaire FRT18DRH Use & Care Manual

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OCCURRENCE
OPENING/CLOSING
OF
DOORS/DRAWERS
Drawers are difficult tomove.
LIGHT BULB IS NOT ON
SOLUTION
Flcorisunevenor_mak.Refrigerator rocks cntheficor _nenitis_rvedslightly. R esureflcorislevel
andcanadequately_rt
refrigerator. C cntactcarpenter to correctsaggingorslcping floor.
Refrigeratoris touchingthe wall or cabinets.Re sure floor isleveland can ach=quately s upport
refrigerator.Ccntactcarpenter to correctsaggingorslcpingfioor.
Food istouching shelf on topof drawer. Keep less food indrawer.
Track thatdrawersslideson isdirty.Clean drawer and track.
Light bulb isburned out. See "Replacing the Light Bulb" in Care and Cleaning.
Lightswitch isstuck.Lightswitch islocatedcnthe ceilingof therefrigeratorosnpaz_mnt near
the t_oerature ccntrolbox. Push in lightswitchto release.
No electric _t
is reaching refrigerator. See Occurrence sectionms_N_
REFRIGERATOR.
Normal Operating
Sounds
AUTOMATIC
ICE MAKER
*
Occasionally
you will hear ice
cubes dropping
into the ice bin.
COLD CONTROL
& DEFROST
TIMER
These parts
can produce
a snapping
sound when turning
the refrigerator
on or off. The timer also produces
sounds
similar
to an electric
clock.
COMPRESSOR
Modern, high efficiency
compressors
operate
much faster than
older models.
The compressor
may have a high-
pitched
hum or pulsating
sound•
* On models
equipped
with an Automatic
Ice Maker•
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EVAPORATOR
FAN
You may hear air being forced
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EVAPORATOR
I
........... The
flow of refrigerant
through the I
::evaporator
may create
a boiling
DEFROST
HEATER
During
defrost
cycles,
water
dripping
onto the heater may cause a hissing
or sizzling
sound.
After defrosting,
a
popping
sound
may occur•
WATER V ALVE
i
When the ice maker fills with
_
water, you will hear a buzzing
sound and water
running•
INSULATION
Rigid foam
insulation
has excellent
insulating
capabilities.
It is very
energy
efficient;
however,
it does
have
a tendency
to amplify
sound•
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