Frequent damage to the refrigerator
Frequent damage to the refrigerator
1. Problems with electrical lines.
This problem occurs quite often, although the trivial breakage of the power cable definitely makes the refrigerator not turn on and obviously cannot produce cold. This is common in one-door and two-door refrigerators.
Usually the main culprits are rats. Not only power cables, rats also often gnaw smaller electrical cables. Mainly the kab-kabel that is located at the bottom of the refrigerator is precisely around the machine.
How is the prevention? The prevention method is to clean the back of the refrigerator frequently, and keep the surrounding area clean, so that it is not used as a rat's nest.
You can also put some camphor / camphor in between the room between the refrigerator and the wall, as a rat repellent, so that the rats do not approach, let alone nest in the refrigerator.
2. Leaked Freon
Freon leaks are more common in one-door refrigerators than two-door refrigerators. The main cause is due to the fault of the owner of the refrigerator himself.
The one-door refrigerator has not implemented an automatic defrosting system, so that if left unchecked, the ice flowers will accumulate and fill the space on the evaporator. To clean the flowers of frost, it must be done manually.
Well, this is where the mistakes that often occur lie. Ice flowers that accumulate long enough will become very hard ice cubes, so it takes a long time to melt them.
Refrigerator owners who don't know will pry the ice using sharp objects such as knives or screwdrivers. This means that it can speed up the process of cleaning ice flowers attached to the evaporator.
3. The Upper Door is Cold while the Lower Door is Not Cold
This damage often occurs in a 2-door refrigerator. The characteristic or sign is that on the frezer there are many piles of ice flowers even if they are severe, they can become ice cubes.
This is caused by damage to one or more of the components contained in the two-door refrigerator. That is, there is damage to the thermo defrost, thermo fuse, or defrost heater. For the defrost heater function, you can click the following link Fingsu Defros Heater.
4. Damage to overload and Relay
Overload and Relay are located attached to the refrigerator compressor machine. If there is damage to the two components, the refrigerator or compressor engine will turn off. Damage to overload or relays is more often due to old age factors, or occurs in refrigerators that have been used for a long time.
The damage can be rusty, broken or too sensitive to hot temperatures, so even if the refrigerator machine is not over heating, the overload will cut off the electric current flowing on the commopresor. And caused the commodore to die.
To fix this you just need to replace the two components.
5. Fan Motor Damage
6. Freon Clogged or Stuck
The cause is none other than dirt and other small particles that are inside the cooling system. This dirt and small particles arise due to the rotation of Freon, friction between Freon and this installation pipe results in corrosion which eventually causes small particles and is carried away by Freon when circulating.
Another factor can be due to the lubricant that has begun to thicken.
In the refrigerator there is a capillary pipe, the hole of this pipe is very small. Dirt and oil that are carried away by Freon will cause the capillary channel to become clogged and Freon cannot circulate.
The way to fix it is that the refrigerator must be flusing and divakaum, in order to remove dirt that inhibits the circulation of Freon.
7. Refrigerator machine or compressor is damaged
There are many factors that cause damage to the refrigerator compressor. Apart from the factor of service life, there are many other things that can cause the refrigerator machine to be damaged. One of them is clogged Freon.
The malfunction of the refrigerator compressor engine is not only dead, but it can also be due to a weak engine, or a stuck engine.
For the problems of this machine, we will discuss it in the next review.