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New fridge freezer
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oldagetraveller1 said:" i turned the fridge off for 10 seconds".Be careful. Whether it applies to yours, my manual advises waiting 5 minutes, after unplugging/switching off, before reconnecting power.Ooo ... the rest of the quote says "and it stayed quiet for a long time." -- I think your point is important, the reason it stays quiet for a long time is that the compressor is stalled, so not pumping anymore, and is likely to overheat and trigger a thermal cutout to stop it catching fire!When the compressor and cutout cools down, it will try and restart.
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We have the same fridge freezer but in black - from ao.com, delivered in June 2024cherryade44 said:
Thanks for replying the model is Beko CNG6603VW and has a noise level of 37dB. The noise is unrecordable , I've tried to capture it on my phone. I thought it started this morning but it was a works van engine running outside the house. Bizarrely the noise in the kitchen where the fridge is located does not seem as bad as from other rooms . it's like a deep vibration humming noise. The engineer wasn't interested or sympathetic. Like I said I do have problems with constant noises, the noise does not bother my partner. I can put up with it when there is lots of background noise, but when the house is quiet it is very annoyingoldagetraveller1 said:Have you checked the specifications which should state the noise level?I have recently taken delivery of a new fridge/freezer (Hotpoint) and the specified noise level is 44db which is apparently the same as moderate rainfall. When the compessor is running I can't hear anything. I only know it is when the freezer fan runs.No pun intended, but what you describe doesn't sound right.Which model is it?
It does have a bit of hum every now & then, but not to that extent. I just went downstairs to the kitchen & its currently silent (about 15 minutes since the fridge door was last opened).
ETA - did you pay ao.com to 'install' it? As in, did they position it where it is now?
ETA2 - sorry, it's not the same model - not sure what happened there0
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