Sharing a 32 1/8 inch cabinet with other 500 Series standard-depth French doors, the B36FD54SNS offers about 26 cubic feet across fresh food and freezer. MultiAirFlow circulation and Home Connect come with it, and QuickIce Pro and UltraClarityPro filtration handle ice and water.
What sets it apart from much of the American refrigerator market is the compressor. Instead of switching hard on and off, it ramps up and down, so the sound becomes a quiet, steady hum, not a series of clunks as it kicks on and off. People upgrading from an older model sometimes call the hum a defect, though it is just the normal way these machines work.
Two other quiet items turn up on visits. One is a rattle from the machine compartment when the drip tray has shifted. The other is an ice maker that stopped completely because the shut-off arm was knocked into the off position and forgotten. Neither needs parts, and both are worth ruling out before anything else.
Not for this design. Rather than slamming on and off, the compressor changes speed as needed, so a continuous quiet hum counts as normal operation.
Check the shut-off arm or switch in the freezer. It is very easy to bump to off while stocking the freezer, and production then stops entirely with no message or other warning.
Commonly the drip tray in the machine compartment has moved and is touching the compressor or a fan. Putting it back is simple, and while we are there we check the whole compartment for anything else loose.
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