Click every few minutes
The compressor tries to start and fails: a start relay, overload or capacitor.
Every fridge hums a little. Grinding, rattling, loud buzzing or a click every few minutes usually means a part is about to fail. Catching it early is far cheaper.
Tell us what it’s doing and we’ll usually know the likely cause before we arrive.
The compressor tries to start and fails: a start relay, overload or capacitor.
Ice touching the fan blade, or a fan motor with worn bearings.
Loose compressor mounts, a drip tray or pipes touching the back of the fridge.
A struggling compressor, often from low gas or very dirty condenser coils.
Worn compressor mounts letting the compressor hit the frame.
Usually normal gas flow. If it is new and the fridge is warm, the gas may be low.
Record a 10-second video of the noise on your phone and send it on WhatsApp. Our technician can often tell the fault from the sound.
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Still not sure? Call 0725 570 499 or send a photo of the fault on WhatsApp.
The compressor tries to start and the overload cuts it off. A start relay or capacitor is the usual cause, and replacing it early protects the compressor.
Often yes. A grinding fan or a struggling compressor usually fails within weeks. A quick repair now costs much less.
Yes. Inverter compressors speed up and slow down. Grinding, rattling or clicking is not normal.
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