Shaking noise in Electrolux fridge

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Connected to power using stabilizer. Occasionally the refrigerator shakes with a tak tak noise. Sometimes it automatically goes off but sometimes have to switch off and on power

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Are you sure the stabilizer is working? Seems a lot like a voltage issue.

However, I doubt anybody here would be able to help you with this in anyway. It would be better contacting Electrolux customer support or some fridge repair guy.

i had a samsung fridge that used to act like this-it happened especially when the voltage was unstable.Try getting your refrigerator checked by an authorized technician from their service center(not by some local repairman without proper technical knowhow-he might make things worse by trying to repair the fridge).Sometime after the rattling started in our fridge,the cooling stopped working completely and we had to trash the fridge and get a new one.A samsung technician who checked it said that the condenser had failed and was unrepairable as it was built into the body of the fridge itself (not an external one like it was with older fridges-so it could not be replaced).

Is this refrigerator a brand new one or a few years/months old?If its the latter,then how old is it exactly?

(posts by various users on quora seem to indicate these issues might also be the symptoms of a failing compressor-only an efficient repairman can confirm if its indeed the case,so better get it checked asap)

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It is old one. It was in a rented house & was not used for about an year. Now I replaced the stabilizer & seems no consistent noise till now

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soorajdigit said:
Connected to power using stabilizer. Occasionally the refrigerator shakes with a tak tak noise. Sometimes it automatically goes off but sometimes have to switch off and on power

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You sure stabiliser is ok? Cheap stabilisers develop a fault which may cause fluctuations.

If stabiliser is ok or your fridge has a inbuilt one, then the problem is with compressor.

soorajdigit said:
It is old one. It was in a rented house & was not used for about an year. Now I replaced the stabilizer & seems no consistent noise till now

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If it was in a closed one, check for damage by mouse

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How to choose the right voltage stabilizer for single door 190L fridge?

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^dont go for vguard stabilizers,i tested one of them and wasn't that impressed with its performance.

you could check this out:
APC LSW 800