Why fridges and freezers on Hamilton’s Mountain and escarpment work their compressors harder, and what a homeowner can check before calling for repair.
Appliance Care, Troubleshooting Guides
Why Is My Refrigerator Freezing Food in the Fridge Compartment?
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Sep
Sep
A refrigerator freezing food in the fresh-food section is usually a setting, airflow, or sensor problem, not a broken fridge. Here is how to trace it and when to call a pro.
Appliance Care, Troubleshooting Guides
What to Do When Your Samsung Refrigerator Makes a Popping Noise
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Aug
Aug
A popping or cracking Samsung fridge is almost always harmless thermal expansion, but a few sounds signal a real fault. Here is how to tell the difference and when to call.
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Aug
A failing refrigerator compressor rarely dies without warning. Here are the five signs to watch for, what a repair costs, and when to replace the fridge instead.
A fridge that runs non-stop and still will not hold 4 degrees Celsius is working too hard for the cooling it is producing. In most Hamilton homes the cause is one of five things: dirty condenser coils, a worn door seal, a failed condenser fan, an iced-up evaporator, or a compressor on its way out. […]