Any refrigerator can be completely silent. Owners get used to the slight noise made by the fridge while cooling. Sometimes, weird unusual sounds may appear. This fact should alert the owner as it indicates a breakdown. You can figure out on your own why the refrigerator makes strange sounds. If your Samsung refrigerator is cracking, here is the possible issue. If you do not remember when you defrosted or cleaned your appliance for the last time, it might be useful to do it right now. Improper installation of your refrigerator can cause noise. For example, if the compressor is in contact with the floor. Simply move the refrigerator to a better position. Check if glassware is not closely spaced on the shelves, it can rattle and confuse the owner. The plastic parts of the refrigerator contract and expand as the temperature of the refrigerator rises and falls, causing cracking noises. This usually happens during the defrosting cycle and is much more common in new refrigerators as they acclimate to their new home's humidity and temperature levels. This is a normal sound for all refrigerators to make, and typically fades with time. The volume of this noise should be comparable to placing ice cubes in a warm drink, or the sound of Rice Krispies. (The refrigerator is much bigger so it will sound a bit louder, but still relatively quiet and dismissable.) However, if the cracking, popping, or snapping is very loud, visit our website to request service. It is important to investigate the origins of the sound for sure as the breakdown may be connected to a defrosted drain line and evaporator coil. Clicks may indicate unsuccessful attempts of the compressor to start. The light usually is on, but the refrigerator does not work normally. Replacement of the thermostat is most likely required. You have to call the technician because only they can fix the drain cap and defrost sensor.
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