Solution of refrigerator trip problem

The power supply of refrigerator is short-circuited, which leads to frequent tripping. It may also be that there is a problem with the fuse of the refrigerator compressor, a problem with the line connector, the unstable power supply voltage, and the compressor is flooded. Several solutions are provided below.

Check the power cord.

Please ask the property staff to check whether there is any wiring problem at the power supply location. If there is, handle it in time and connect the line to ensure that it will not trip because of power supply problems.

Check fuse

Check the fuse of the refrigerator compressor to see if there is any problem. If the fuse is blown, it can only be replaced.

Check the joints.

Use a multimeter to test whether there is current at the contacts of each connector of the compressor. If some contacts fall off or the resistance is too high, they should be repaired in time. If the problem is too complicated, you can contact professional maintenance personnel to deal with it.

Check voltage

Or use a universal pen to test whether the voltage at the power supply of the refrigerator is within the normal range. If the voltage fluctuates, a voltage regulator can be installed, so that there will be no tripping due to voltage problems.

Check the compressor

See if there is water in the compressor. If there is water, clean it up as soon as possible and do a good job in maintaining the compressor before using it.