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Noise from hotpoint fridge

  • 14-11-2013 6:32am
    #1
    monkeysnapper
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    I'm going through the 7 year curse, we bought everything for our new house then and things are breaking.

    My hotpoint fridge is making a vibration sound, its very loud and is driving us all mad. It goes away sometimes.

    Can anybody give any advice on this before I go mad.

    Thanks


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  • #2
    The Red Ace
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    make sure it is sitting steady on the floor, otherwise pull it out and press your hand around the condenser in the back until you find the spot where it is vibrating, as a diy repair a piece of aeroboard wedged down inside the vibrating section will cure it, it needs to be running when doing the check


  • #3
    monkeysnapper
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    Anyway I fixed this . I can only assume I had over filled freezer side of fridge freezer. I took panel off in freezer side and loads of heavy ice had built up. Put a hair drier to it and after 15/20 mins put it back together. Working fine now.


  • #4
    The Red Ace
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    sounds as though you have a frost free, it should have defrosted automatically.


  • #5
    monkeysnapper
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    The Red Ace wrote: »
    sounds as though you have a frost free, it should have defrosted automatically.

    yeh, the one thing that i did was over fill it . i was defrosting the main freezer so i packed it up big time, i decided to then just leave it off for a few days and use up all the food that was in fridge freezer to try rotating food a bit better cause lots had been there a good while.

    I did here the noise come back a very small bit a few days ago but its gone again now . ill just have to keep an eye on it.


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