How to deal with the loud noise of the Mijia Refrigerator Cross Door 510L?
If the Mijia Refrigerator Cross Door 510L makes a loud noise, please check as follows:
1. Setting the temperature too low will cause the compressor to be overloaded and produce noise;
2. Check whether there are items that will resonate (such as glass bottles, etc.) on the shelves or door bins. Take out such items and observe again;
3. Check whether the refrigerator is placed on the wooden floor, which will cause excessive resonance. Please move the refrigerator to a solid ground;
4. The refrigerator will make some special sounds when it is running, which is normal;
(1). Hissing sound: The sound of refrigerant flowing in the pipes;
(2). Buzzing sound: The sound of the compressor working normally;
(3). Clicking sound: The sound of the thermal barrier and contraction caused by alternating hot and cold temperatures;
5. Check whether the refrigerator is placed in a balanced manner. The tilt of the refrigerator will cause loud noises.
(1). Gently push the front, left, and right sides of the refrigerator to observe whether the sound decreases. If the sound decreases, it means that the refrigerator is not placed flat;
(2). To adjust the refrigerator, you can turn the two feet in front of the refrigerator (Rotate the adjustable feet clockwise to lower the height/Rotate the adjustable feet counterclockwise to raise the height) until the noise becomes smaller.
If the issue still persists, please apply for local after-sales service center inspection.
1. Setting the temperature too low will cause the compressor to be overloaded and produce noise;
2. Check whether there are items that will resonate (such as glass bottles, etc.) on the shelves or door bins. Take out such items and observe again;
3. Check whether the refrigerator is placed on the wooden floor, which will cause excessive resonance. Please move the refrigerator to a solid ground;
4. The refrigerator will make some special sounds when it is running, which is normal;
(1). Hissing sound: The sound of refrigerant flowing in the pipes;
(2). Buzzing sound: The sound of the compressor working normally;
(3). Clicking sound: The sound of the thermal barrier and contraction caused by alternating hot and cold temperatures;
5. Check whether the refrigerator is placed in a balanced manner. The tilt of the refrigerator will cause loud noises.
(1). Gently push the front, left, and right sides of the refrigerator to observe whether the sound decreases. If the sound decreases, it means that the refrigerator is not placed flat;
(2). To adjust the refrigerator, you can turn the two feet in front of the refrigerator (Rotate the adjustable feet clockwise to lower the height/Rotate the adjustable feet counterclockwise to raise the height) until the noise becomes smaller.
If the issue still persists, please apply for local after-sales service center inspection.
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