I stayed in an apartment on the weekend equipped with a Beko RDNE530K30W fridge. It ran with an extremely annoying high pitched whine that my companions and I found very difficult to tune out (or cover up).
I've been contemplating a new fridge at home and learned two things: a) Don't buy this one b) Ask to hear the fridge in the store before buying. Even with store background noise this one's high pitched whine would have been immediately obvious.
It's not the op's fridge.
Hahaha … thanks.
I should have read the post correctly.
It seems like the OP is not the only one that is complaining.
https://www.productreview.com.au/p/beko-dn140120.html
Cheers
I'll certainly let the owner of the apartment know that the fridge should be checked out for a fault.
It may just be an old or faulty appliance. How do you know all the fridges from that brand make that noise?
It was certainly not older than a couple of years. And I'm not saying all Beko fridges make that noise….that's why I included the model number. If it is a generic issue it could affect all of that model. I guess I am just trying to say beware. Before hearing that fridge, I'd never thought to listen before buying.
I bought a Beko about 4 years back and it has no probs with noise or anything else. One of the plastic drawers broke in the mounting track. I thought I would have to pay for that one. Not so. Beko sent me a new drawer from Bris (to Melb) and didn't want to see the old one. Hard to ask for better support.
I have a Fisher & Paykel fridge that is also a piece of shit, noisey AF and parts of the doors have fallen off it's just over 3 years old
Have you tried to contact Beko or the seller for warranty as this can be a warranty issue?
Btw, how old is it?