WShawn
Premium Member
- Model Number
- JFC2290VEP3
We're now experiencing our third problem with this $2500 Jenn-Air refrigerator we purchased in September of 2010. It's started producing a very loud jackhammer-type sound in the upper refrigerator cabinet; you can hear it two rooms over even with the door closed. The sound switches on intermittently. It's not the compressor because I can tell when that comes on, and that's a much quieter, lower-pitched hum.
The noise sounds like it's coming from that sort of dome in the upper middle back. You can definitely hear a switch when it shuts off.
Any thoughts? If we call the appliance repair guy (again) I'd like to give them some idea of what we might be looking at.
I have seen threads regarding sounds like this having something to with the water filter.
As background, we first had the repair guy out around ten months after we bought this unit because frozen water was collecting in the bottom of the freezer. We attributed this to a clogged defroster tube, so the repair man cleaned that out and defrosted the coils. But it started doing it again a few months ago, so we had the same guy come out again (with the warranty expired). He disassembled it more thoroughly this time, and I think he widened an opening a bit.
Thanks.
Shawn Marshall
Portland, OR
The noise sounds like it's coming from that sort of dome in the upper middle back. You can definitely hear a switch when it shuts off.
Any thoughts? If we call the appliance repair guy (again) I'd like to give them some idea of what we might be looking at.
I have seen threads regarding sounds like this having something to with the water filter.
As background, we first had the repair guy out around ten months after we bought this unit because frozen water was collecting in the bottom of the freezer. We attributed this to a clogged defroster tube, so the repair man cleaned that out and defrosted the coils. But it started doing it again a few months ago, so we had the same guy come out again (with the warranty expired). He disassembled it more thoroughly this time, and I think he widened an opening a bit.
Thanks.
Shawn Marshall
Portland, OR