Don’t be deceived with a strange noise coming out of your GE refrigerator. Any weird noise must alert owners and motivate them to seek its origins. First of all, it is important to investigate where exactly the sound comes out. If the sound is loudest near the bottom rear of your refrigerator, a faulty condenser fan motor is the likely issue. On the other hand, if the sound grows louder when you open the freezer door, the evaporator fan motor grommet may have slipped off or worn down, leading to excessive noise and vibrations. The motor grommet sits between the evaporator fan motor and the mounting bracket. Its job is to stop the motor from rubbing or bumping against the bracket. Over time, the grommet can wear down or slip out of place. When this happens, you’ll notice increased vibrations and excessive noise coming from your appliance. A simple repair may turn into a fridge replacement if you are not sure about your own actions. We strongly do not recommend fixing your appliance personally. Surely, your refrigerator is an expensive item the owners have no intention to exchange soon. If you’re dealing with a noisy refrigerator and you can’t figure out the cause behind the sound, please contact us today, and one of our appliance repair technicians will pinpoint the malfunction and replace the faulty component. Take care of your units and arrange regular cleaning and proper maintenance.
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