Refrigerator Compressor Replacement

Description

Do you need to replace your refrigerator compressor?

If your refrigerator isn’t cooling properly, is making strange noises, or has stopped working altogether, the compressor may be the problem. The plunger is the part responsible for the refrigerant in the system, and it is essential for the refrigerator to cool.

When should you replace the compressor?

No cooling: If your refrigerator isn’t cooling your food, the refrigerator may be clogged.

Strange noises: If your refrigerator is making loud or unusual noises, the compressor may need to be replaced.

Refrigerant leak: If there is a refrigerant leak, it can damage the compressor.

Compressor life: After the compressor has lasted 10-15 years, if your refrigerator is older than that, the compressor may need to be replaced.

How to replace the compressor?
Replacing a covered compressor with drivers requires a qualified refrigeration technician. Here are the basic steps:
Restore the refrigerant: The old refrigerant must be restored properly.
Remove the old cover: The technician will remove the old cover from the refrigerator.
Installing the new compressor: The new compressor is installed in the refrigerator.
Connecting the electrical pipes: The electrical pipes are connected to the new compressor.
Charging the refrigerant: The refrigerator is charged with the new refrigerant.
Leakage check: The refrigerator is checked for leakage of the refrigerant gas.
Do not attempt to replace the compressor yourself: This version requires special knowledge skills.
Make sure that the new compressor is compatible with your refrigerator: The new compressor must be of the same type as the old compressor.
Dispose of the refrigerant properly: The refrigerant gas is harmful to the environment and must be disposed of properly.
If you need help reading, do not hesitate to contact a ready refrigeration technician