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Published on:
November 11, 2020
2 baothy.tran answered
Black liquid sounds like oil, if it is then it dies
Published on:
November 11, 2020
3 nachsoyyo answered
The refrigerator is 4 years old, Eurolux brand. I managed to pull out the fridge, cleaned everything and so far it hasn't leaked. Returning it to its place, I left it pulled a little further so that it could cool adequately. The liquid smelled like heavy jam, but it may have accumulated before I applied it. And I initially assumed it was butter. I found a single tub above the compressor, there were a few dried drops of this liquid. I will watch for new leaks.
Published on:
November 11, 2020
1 dirtysexpeople answered
Information from Liebherr, a manufacturer of refrigerators: The compressor of older models of refrigerators is installed in order to reduce vibrations on rubber pads made of natural rubber. Under certain conditions, when their temperature rises above 70 degrees, tampons can turn into the liquid you described. This probably leads to an increase in noise from the compressor, because it is no longer on pads but only on screws. Obviously, the refrigerator is not installed properly, without providing enough air circulation behind it.