Fridge Freezer Fixes
A common and annoying problem you may have with your fridge freezer is a beeping alarm going off. This blog should help you find the solution to your problems.
Check the Fridge Door Seals
Broken or cracked door seals may prevent the fridge from closing, like
any other door. Most of the time the seals are just dirty, which will also
prevent them from closing. Wipe around the door seals with a wet cloth and try
closing the doors again. If it appears the seals are cracked or broken. Your best
option would be to replace the seals on the door. This should fix your problem.
Check If Fridge Is Overfilled
Over filling your fridge or freezer will stop the doors from shutting
properly. This can cause it to start beeping, warning you that the fridge is
not shut. It is best to either rearrange what is in the fridge so it will shut
or to remove some of the least important items from the fridge.
Defrost the Freezer
If your fridge freezer does not have an auto-defrost function, then
excessive ice can build up in the freezer and can cause the alarm to go off. Check
the freezer and see if there is a build up of ice in the icebox or freezer. To
fix this problem you should switch off the fridge and let the ice melt. Once
the fridge is defrosted, the beeping should stop.
Check the Fridge Is on an Even Surface
For a fridge to function properly it must be placed on an even and flat surface.
Even a slight slant will cause the fridge to set off a beeping alarm. Check if
the fridge is balanced evenly and then see if the beeping stops, this should
fix your problem.
Still Having Troubles?
If you are still having troubles you can
ask one of us at Reactive for help at: http://www.reactiveinsurance.co.uk/about/#contactus
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