samsung refrigerator noise stops when door open

Many refrigerators make a noise when the door is opened, but it turns out that Samsung models have an extra trick up their sleeve. When you open the refrigerator door, the noise stops! This is because of a sensor in the fridge can tell if someone has opened or closed the door and will adjust accordingly.

Blog Post Number: 14

Blog Post Author: Alice Walker. I work for Samsung and love to share the latest news with you!

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Samsung Refrigerator Noise Stops When Door Open – blog post number fourteen by Alice Walker 17/07/2018 12:00PM EST Many refrigerators make a noise when the door is opened, but it turns out that Samsung models have an extra trick up their sleeve. When you open the refrigerator door, the noise stops! This is because of a sensor in the fridge can tell if someone has opened or closed the door and will adjust accordingly.

Many refrigerators make a noise when the door is opened, but it turns out that Samsung models have an extra trick up their sleeve. When you open the refrigerator door, the noise stops! This is because of a sensor in the fridge can tell if someone has opened or closed the door and will adjust accordingly. Ridge can tell if someone has opened or closed the door and will adjust accordingly. You’ll hear this sound as soon as you walk into your kitchen in search of food to eat for lunch. It may not seem like such a big deal until we step back and look at how much time people spend with their fridges each day- opening them more than 50 times per week on average (with larger families opening them more than 75 times).

This is quite a clever trick! But it also begs the question: why not make the noise start as soon as you open the fridge? It might be worth mentioning that people have been complaining about this issue on Samsung’s website for years. One commenter said they noticed how much quieter their kitchen became after unplugging and plugging back in their refrigerator to reset it. Another user suggested using an appliance timer, like one used for Christmas lights or holiday candles, so that the sound starts when your door opens instead of shutting off abruptly once inside- something we can’t confirm without having tried it ourselves but may want to try if our ice cream isn’t hard enough by lunchtime. Ridge

Despite the noise stopping when you open the door, we noticed that people have been complaining about this issue on Samsung’s website for years. One commenter said they noticed how much quieter their kitchen became after unplugging and plugging back in their refrigerator to reset it. Another user suggested using an appliance timer, like one used for Christmas lights or holiday candles, so that the sound starts when your door opens instead of shutting off abruptly once inside- something we can’t confirm without having tried it ourselves but may want to try if our ice cream isn’t hard enough by lunchtime. Ridge

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The Samsung refrigerator noise stops when you open the door. People have been complaining about this issue for years and one commenter said they noticed how much quieter their kitchen became after unplugging and plugging back in their refrigerator to reset it. Another user suggested using an appliance timer, like one used for Christmas lights or holiday candles, so that the sound starts when your door opens instead of shutting off abruptly once inside- something we can’t confirm without having one in the kitchen.

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