What Causes the Noise from a Compressor Stuck in the Cylinder?
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Reasons for the noise from a compressor stuck in the cylinder: 1. Insufficient lubrication due to the failure of the refrigeration oil to rise, leading to increased friction and the compressor's rotating shaft getting stuck, resulting in noise; 2. Presence of dust or impurities in the pipeline, causing the moving surfaces to seize; 3. Mechanical failure causing the compressor to get stuck and produce noise. Methods to handle a stuck compressor: 1. Tapping method: Use a wooden hammer to firmly tap the three welding points on the compressor when starting it, being careful to control the force to avoid deformation; 2. Capacitor starting method: Add an additional capacitor in parallel with the original one to increase the starting force and get the compressor running; 3. Pressure relief method: Release some of the Freon to reduce the pressure.