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Troubleshooting Your Refrigerator Compressor – Is Your Refrigerator Running?

By Keith Schneerer / December 22, 2017

Refrigerator compressor trouble? Often, the issue lies with the compressor. However, before you make a pricey call to a repair company, some simple DIY troubleshooting can frequently identify the issue with minimal effort. Below, we’ll provide a few simple tips for ensuring your fridge compressor keeps humming along for years to

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LG Refrigerator Error Code 22 – How To Fix?

By Keith Schneerer / June 29, 2017

LG fridge getting the 22 code? This error code means one thing. The Refrigerator Compressor RELAY is faulty. The refrigerator is probably making a clicking noise. This is why your LG refrigerator is NOT cooling. All lights should work but the compressor will not turn on and therefore the refrigerator

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How To Fix A Refrigerator Not Working

By Keith Schneerer / September 15, 2016 · Updated May 6, 2021

Refrigerator not working? There are many different problems a refrigerator can have. The most common issues are moderately easy to repair and fix yourself. We list the most common refrigerator problems and how to fix them yourself. Don’t call a repair service, DO IT YOURSELF! If you need help, ask

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How To Fix A Refrigerator Making High Pitched Noise

By Keith Schneerer / January 19, 2015

Refrigerators can be noisy (clicking, buzzing, humming, high pitched squeaks) and some sounds are just a normal process of refrigeration. Sometimes a refrigerator will develop a problem and a high pitched noise can be heard. To fix this issue you must determine the source of the sound. By doing so

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How To Fix Noisy Refrigerator Fan Motor Making Noise

By Keith Schneerer / November 1, 2014 · Updated November 25, 2023

If your refrigerator is making a noise or a constant repetitive clicking noise, here are 2 reasons why that can occur. There are 2 different types of fan motors in your refrigerator. One is located in the freezer and this one is called the evaporator fan motor. The other is

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How to Clear and Replace a Frozen Defrost Drain Tube and Grommet

By Keith Schneerer / September 29, 2026

Most of the time, you don’t need to replace a frozen defrost drain tube at all — you need to thaw it. Warm water poured down the drain hole from inside the freezer, combined with gently melting the ice plug where the tube exits at the back near the drain

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Samsung Fridge Ice Maker Auger Motor Runs But No Ice Dispenses

By Keith Schneerer / August 19, 2026 · Updated September 9, 2026

When the auger motor on a Samsung fridge runs but no ice drops, start at the ice bucket. Usually the bucket isn’t pushed back far enough for the auger coupler to engage, or the ice inside has fused into one solid clump. Both cost nothing to fix and take about

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5 Ways To Troubleshoot A Chest Freezer Not Freezing

By Keith Schneerer / December 10, 2021 · Updated September 16, 2022

Need ways to fix a chest freezer that isn’t working? It’s critical to be able to diagnose a chest freezer failure promptly so that food waste is kept to a minimum if it stops operating. If your chest freezer stops freezing, keep the following troubleshooting help in mind. We will

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How To Replace A Noisy Or Broken Bathroom Vent Exhaust Fan

By Keith Schneerer / November 22, 2013 · Updated September 3, 2026

A bathroom vent fan that vibrates, hums, stops running, or won’t turn on at all almost always comes down to a worn-out fan motor. Replacement motors run around $20, and most people can finish the job in under an hour. Dried-out sleeve bearings are the failure I run into most

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