Operating Sounds. Maytag MQU1556AEW, AFU2067BW, MQU1554AEW, AQU1525AEW, AFU1505BW, AFU1767BW, MQU2056ARW, AFU1567BW, AFU1705BW, AFU2005BW
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Operating Sounds
Today’s freezers are designed for economical operation and energy efficiency. New features and designs may create sounds which are different. Following are normal operating sounds which may be encountered, no service call is required.
Defrost heater:*
Sizzling, hissing, or popping sounds are caused by water dropping on the defrost heater during the defrost cycle.
Temperature control:
Clicks when the compressor starts or stops.
Evaporator:
Gurgling sound, like boiling water, when refrigerent flows through the freezer cooling coil.
Defrost timer:*
Automatic timer sounds like an electric clock that snaps in and out of the defrost cycle.
Freezer fan:*
Makes a whirring noise or sounds like rushing air as cold air circulates in the freezer compartment.
Insulation:
High-efficiency foam is used for its excellent energy insulation capacity, even though it does not offer the same level of sound insulation as less energy-efficient fiberglass insulation once found in freezers.
Defrost drain pan:*
Dripping sound is defrost water falling onto drain pan.
Compressor:
Runs faster for higher efficiency and has a higher pitched hum or pulsating sound.
* Frost-free models only
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Table of contents
- 2 Important Information
- 4 Model Identification
- 5 Unpacking
- 5 General
- 5 Location
- 5 Electrical Connection
- 6 Door Handle
- 6 Leveling
- 6 Test After Installation
- 7 Electrical Requirements
- 7 Proper Disposal of your Freezer
- 7 Model Identification
- 8 Setting Controls
- 8 Temperature Control
- 9 Features
- 9 Reversible Rack (some models)
- 9 Freezing Guide
- 10 General
- 10 Adhesives
- 10 Door Gaskets
- 10 Odor Removal
- 11 Defrosting
- 11 Light Bulb (some models)
- 12 Energy Tips
- 12 Vacation Tips
- 12 Normal Operating Sounds
- 12 Before Calling For Service
- 13 Operating Sounds
- 14 Refrigeration System Test Procedures
- 15 Testing Main Condenser
- 16 Testing for Leaks
- 16 Electrical System
- 16 Compressor Electrical Tests
- 16 Testing Compressor Direct
- 17 Capacitor
- 17 Overload Protector
- 17 Testing Overload Protector
- 18 PTC Relay
- 18 Testing PTC Relay
- 18 Interior Light and Switch
- 18 Checking Control Operation
- 19 Temperature Control
- 19 Defrost Timer
- 20 Checking Timer
- 20 No-Defrosting Models
- 21 Freezer Fan No-Defrosting Models
- 21 Testing Freezer Fan Motor
- 22 Performance Data
- 23 Troubleshooting
- 26 Replacing Drier
- 26 Replacing Compressor
- 27 Refrigerated Shelf Model
- 28 No-Defrosting Models
- 29 Refrigerated Shelf Models
- 30 Replacing Freezer Coil No-Defrosting Models
- 31 Replacing Light Switch
- 31 Replacing Control
- 32 Replacing Heater
- 32 Replacing Freezer Fan Motor
- 33 Cabinet Door Assembly
- 34 Door Handle
- 34 Door Lock Assembly
- 35 Removing Door Lock Assembly
- 35 Cabinet Door Alignment
- 35 Checking Gasket Seal
- 35 Improving Gasket Seal
- 35 Hinge Adjustments
- 36 Cabinet Assembly
- 37 System Operation
- 38 Checking Operating Pressures
- 39 Operational Testing
- 39 Service Hints
- 40 Refrigeration System Complaints
- 41 Refrigerant Leaks
- 42 Evacuation and Charging Procedures
- 43 HFC134a Service Information
- 43 Health, Safety, and Handling
- 44 Service Equipment
- 44 Drier Replacement
- 45 Replacement HFC134a Service Compressor
- 45 Refrigerant Charge
- 45 Leak Testing
- 45 Evacuation and Charging
- 47 Dehydrating Sealed Refrigeration System
- 47 Brazing
- 47 Refrigerant Precautions
- 47 Open Lines
- 48 Line Piercing Valves
- 48 Altitude Adjustment
- 49 Cabinet Shell
- 49 Cabinet Liner (Food)
- 49 Drain System
- 50 Wiring Diagram and Schematic