EXCELLENT video tutorial, thank you so much!!!! You thought of every little detail, didn't miss out on anything, so easy to follow, NO questions at all!! Thank you, thank you!!!
Thanks for watching & sharing this, that means the world to us that you would take the time & share your kind words. Awesome job making it a DIY project, that’s definitely a great feeling. Hopefully many stress free days ahead for you. Thanks again. 😎👍
You explained everything perfectly and camera caught every step you took. Even the safety tip and being careful not to damage other parts. Thank you so much from South Australia 🇦🇺
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Good video hopefully this is the noise I'm starting to hear more often with my refrigerator. Wish you would of filmed the fridge running with the broken part to hear the noise.
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Thanks so much. Fridge just made this random high pitch noise. I banged the bottom edge/corner where i assume from your video the condenser/fan is, and it stopped. I’m guessing this is the reason. Thank you!
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I fixed mine by pounding the housing of the motor (where the screws are on the metal plate) with the side of my fist. I also removed a lot of the dust on the fan blades but that alone didn't stop the high pitched squealing (sounded like some kind of animal yelping for help). So far it's been three days no issues.
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Possibly because he referred to the fan motor as "the condenser" about 20 times? Aside from the obvious misnomer, it was a perfectly executed step-by-step repair proving that anyone with limited skills can actually do such things for themselves. Well done!
Thank you, you’ll find this to be a friendly DIY project and will save some cash by not calling in a service tech. Looking forward to hearing back from you on how the project goes. 👍
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I think the broken part here is just a motor. The condenser is a finned part outside the fridge cabinet; it releases the condensed heat energy from inside into the refrigerant. The fan helps the condenser and the compressor keep cold, in most cases. That helps them dissipate more heat (from inside the refrigerant.) Interesting stuff! Edit; as I also confuse these: evaporator is inside, condenser is outside 😂
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Ughhh can’t I mute or muffle this noise somehow ? How do I know that’s the problem? It’s an old Admiral by Inglis and I doubt my landlord cares about me being annoyed by it.
Thanks for watching & we appreciate you sharing this. Back up running nice & quietly. It was loud...couldn’t sleep at night...😁 She’s all better. Enjoy your night Al.
@@nelsonperez8619 Thanks for watching, any update? It can be that the fan blade has become offset and is hitting surrounding housing. Please keep us posted.
Hey do my fridge makes a very similar sound but only when we use the water from the door. Would that be the same issue? For a little more detail, the replace filter light went on and we replaced the filter like a week later. The loud screeching noise started immediately after the new filter was installed. We pulled that filter out, rest it several times before getting a different one. For a day, the water pressure was good, but after, the sound started and the water pressure is lower than normal.
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EXCELLENT video tutorial, thank you so much!!!! You thought of every little detail, didn't miss out on anything, so easy to follow, NO questions at all!!
Thank you, thank you!!!
Thanks for watching & sharing this, that means the world to us that you would take the time & share your kind words.
Awesome job making it a DIY project, that’s definitely a great feeling. Hopefully many stress free days ahead for you.
Thanks again. 😎👍
You explained everything perfectly and camera caught every step you took. Even the safety tip and being careful not to damage other parts. Thank you so much from South Australia 🇦🇺
Thank you so much for sharing this, this is very kind of you. We love reading comments like yours.
We do our best & will continue to hold that bar high. Many more helpful videos to come, thanks again.
Welcome to the DIY Raptor Club.
THANK YOU SO MUCH FOR YOUR HELP!! THANK YOU FOR ANSWERING!! PEOPLE POST THINGS BUT WE CAN NEVER GET REAL HELP!! I WANT YOU TO KNOW YOU NEVER KNOW WHAT SOMEONE IS GOING THROUGH!! BUT JUST TO HELP & GIVE KNOWLEDGE CAN CHANGE ALOT IN PEOPLE'S LIVES!! I WILL ALWAYS FOLLOW & SUPPORT YOU BECAUSE YOU ARE MAKING A REAL DIFFERENCE TO HELP US ALL!! BLESSINGS TO YOU & YOUR FAMILY!! 🙏🏼 WATCHING THE VIDEO NOW!! THANKS FOR STAYING WITH ME THROUGH THIS & SENDING VIDEOS!!! TRULY GODSENT TO ME & US ALL!!!😇🙏🏼
This means the absolute world to us, thank YOU for sharing this…no joke!
Our goal continues to be getting you the info you need without wasting your valuable time.
You’re spot on…you never know what others are going through and we have set out to support the DIY community indefinitely!
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Great instructional video! Straight to the point!
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You are a brilliant technician, what a great video, carefully explaining all the steps, so meticulous and careful, great job.
Can you fix it without replacing it?
Good video hopefully this is the noise I'm starting to hear more often with my refrigerator. Wish you would of filmed the fridge running with the broken part to hear the noise.
Good morning, just poured a cup of coffee and am sitting down to answer any and all questions for the DIY community.
Good morning and we are happy to see you came across our video. Check out the video link below, you will get a better look at the part and sound.
th-cam.com/video/gwUxS7VTRYM/w-d-xo.htmlsi=R4Ay2fBJFiXhbra4
Keep us posted on your project. Let us know if you have any questions and hey if you’re into crypto trading, join our DIY ecosystem and become part of an exclusive group of DIYers.
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Thanks. I have a 7 years young medium sized Whirlpool WRT111SFDW and this may be my issue too.
Did you buy an aftermarket part in Amazon or ebay?
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Thanks so much. Fridge just made this random high pitch noise. I banged the bottom edge/corner where i assume from your video the condenser/fan is, and it stopped. I’m guessing this is the reason. Thank you!
Good morning ☕️ you are welcome. Replacing this part will definitely silence the high pitch noise for good.
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Excellent instructions. Thank you.
Good morning, happy new year. You are welcome and thank YOU!!! 😁
Thank you this video was very helpful had this problem this morning and very grateful for this video. 👍🏻👍🏻
Good morning, thanks for watching. So happy to help & we are always here to help answer questions!!!
Us DIYers need to stick together! Keep us posted on your project.
I fixed mine by pounding the housing of the motor (where the screws are on the metal plate) with the side of my fist. I also removed a lot of the dust on the fan blades but that alone didn't stop the high pitched squealing (sounded like some kind of animal yelping for help). So far it's been three days no issues.
Not bad! 😎👍
Thanks for watching.
You didn't turn on the bad/noisy refrigerator so the viewer could hear what it sounds like... 🤡
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Why would anyone dislike this?
Good morning & we really appreciate you watching & sharing this. Us fellow DIY’ers need to stick together! For those that dislike video, we are still hear to help them.
Reaching out to us & asking questions to allow us to help them is more beneficial than disliking video...🤔
We hope all is well with you and your family. Reach out anytime if you have any questions.
Enjoy your week. 😎👍🔧🔩
I didn't dislike it but couldn't hear the squealing/screaming sound at all. Sounded like a normal fridge in the video.
He told me to get a new part.
I just want to clean the old part and have it work like new. ☹️
Lol...because they can
Possibly because he referred to the fan motor as "the condenser" about 20 times?
Aside from the obvious misnomer, it was a perfectly executed step-by-step repair
proving that anyone with limited skills can actually do such things for themselves.
Well done!
Great detailed video. Thank you.
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Nice job Michael. I get to do the same thing.
Thank you, you’ll find this to be a friendly DIY project and will save some cash by not calling in a service tech.
Looking forward to hearing back from you on how the project goes. 👍
Helped a ton, more than my landlord did to find the problem
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We greatly appreciate you taking the time to leave a comment. Did you already replace part or are you getting ready too? Keep us posted. 😁👍
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I think the broken part here is just a motor. The condenser is a finned part outside the fridge cabinet; it releases the condensed heat energy from inside into the refrigerant. The fan helps the condenser and the compressor keep cold, in most cases. That helps them dissipate more heat (from inside the refrigerant.) Interesting stuff!
Edit; as I also confuse these: evaporator is inside, condenser is outside 😂
Thanks for watching & we appreciate you sharing this. Any & all helpful info is greatly appreciated.
Hope all is well with you and your family Anna.
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Ughhh can’t I mute or muffle this noise somehow ? How do I know that’s the problem? It’s an old Admiral by Inglis and I doubt my landlord cares about me being annoyed by it.
Thanks for watching, if the noise is exactly like ours…it’s likely the part shown in this video. Let us know if you have any questions Shannon.
Clean the shaft of the motor. Mine had hair around it. Fixed it. Also
swapped the grommets from back to front (no difference). Oiling didn't
help.
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Nice job! Especially the camera work, that looked challenging 😉
Thanks for watching & we appreciate you sharing this. Back up running nice & quietly. It was loud...couldn’t sleep at night...😁
She’s all better. Enjoy your night Al.
My in the back is sound like drums like somebody's hammering with the hammer.Can somebody tell me what that can be😅
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Thanks for watching, any update? It can be that the fan blade has become offset and is hitting surrounding housing. Please keep us posted.
Hey do my fridge makes a very similar sound but only when we use the water from the door. Would that be the same issue?
For a little more detail, the replace filter light went on and we replaced the filter like a week later. The loud screeching noise started immediately after the new filter was installed. We pulled that filter out, rest it several times before getting a different one. For a day, the water pressure was good, but after, the sound started and the water pressure is lower than normal.
Thanks for watching, we would lean toward the filter being the cause.
This can happen when installing an aftermarket filter. Please keep us posted.
This a good video, however the part he replaced was the condenser fan motor, not the condenser.
Thanks for watching and sharing. Indeed, condenser fan motor.
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Awesome!
Good morning Mac, thanks for watching. Hope all is well. 😎👍
If the fan motor runs fine you could of lubricate it at first and the noise should go away it's a cheaper way out
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Did you do that ?
Top quality
Why would ther make the back panel out of cardboard instead of plastic or steel ?? cardboard can be ripped of easily
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What about the whistling? Mine isn't squeaky.
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My refrigerator isn't squealing but buzzing. I think it's probably the compressor. It's only 4 years old.
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Good morning ☕️
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Is the sound in this video? I wasn’t able to hear anything before you turned off the power
Thanks for watching, there is indeed. Sound is working. 😎👍
@@DIYwithMichaelBorders ah sorry I meant the sound of the refrigerator’s squealing. I wasn’t able to hear any noise coming from the refrigerator
@@piercefan3487
Thanks for the reply, it was loud...😲
Below is a link to our video showing the part that was squealing.
th-cam.com/video/gwUxS7VTRYM/w-d-xo.html
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@@DIYwithMichaelBorders Thanks very helpful! Pretty sure I have the same issue happening, can't wait to swap on a new one
@@piercefan3487
Thanks for the reply, it makes a significant difference...😁
Please keep us posted. 😎👍🔧🔩