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Noisy Refridgerator

Tryingtoheal


We brought a new refrigerator & it tuns out it is too noisy. Has a hum.  

Our old one which was the same brand a Maytag ran real quiet.

Anyone have advice on a particular brand or model that runs quiet?


Thanks, Kathy
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Re: Noisy Refridgerator

Tryingtoheal


I talked to the  store. They said due to energy star requirements, they are making
compressors smaller, but that is causing refrigerators to run louder.

We are having our old fridge brought back to us. It worked well & was quiet.
We just need a few cosmetic repairs to it.

Keep this in mind everyone.

Kathy

On Fri, Apr 3, 2015 at 4:18 PM, Tryingtoheal [via ES] <[hidden email]> wrote:


We brought a new refrigerator & it tuns out it is too noisy. Has a hum.  

Our old one which was the same brand a Maytag ran real quiet.

Anyone have advice on a particular brand or model that runs quiet?


Thanks, Kathy


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Tryingtoheal


I have been reading reviews online saying that LG compressors are quiet. I don't know for sure yet.

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I talked to the  store. They said due to energy star requirements, they are making
compressors smaller, but that is causing refrigerators to run louder.

We are having our old fridge brought back to us. It worked well & was quiet.
We just need a few cosmetic repairs to it.

Keep this in mind everyone.

Kathy

On Fri, Apr 3, 2015 at 4:18 PM, Tryingtoheal [via ES] <[hidden email]> wrote:


We brought a new refrigerator & it tuns out it is too noisy. Has a hum.  

Our old one which was the same brand a Maytag ran real quiet.

Anyone have advice on a particular brand or model that runs quiet?


Thanks, Kathy


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Re: Noisy Refridgerator

Patricia
i turn mine off at night.
i turn everything i can, off at night. 
i'm glad your old one can be retrieved, kathy.  
this is a good lesson for us all.  
love, patricia 


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I have been reading reviews online saying that LG compressors are quiet. I don't know for sure yet.

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I talked to the  store. They said due to energy star requirements, they are making
compressors smaller, but that is causing refrigerators to run louder.

We are having our old fridge brought back to us. It worked well & was quiet.
We just need a few cosmetic repairs to it.

Keep this in mind everyone.

Kathy

On Fri, Apr 3, 2015 at 4:18 PM, Tryingtoheal [via ES] <[hidden email]> wrote:


We brought a new refrigerator & it tuns out it is too noisy. Has a hum.  

Our old one which was the same brand a Maytag ran real quiet.

Anyone have advice on a particular brand or model that runs quiet?


Thanks, Kathy


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JDark
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Glad you are making repairs to the old.  The idea of a new fridge gives me the utter willies!  The new ones now are being equipped w/ RF radiating chips.  You can not buy a washing machine after 2010 that does not transmit!  I either send it out to be washed or if I stop doing that, I will buy a bucket and plunger model, no RF chip, only sore arms. Many appliances do have these chips.  I just posted above about that w/ a blender.

I am in love w/ "used" for that reason. New just is not safe.

Oh I know you are probably referring to sound noise, not electrical noise, but really the new ones, are hazards.