The stabilizer dilemma: Is it a must-have for your refrigerator? READ

Is it necessary to install a stabilizer with the fridge in the same way as a stabilizer is installed with AC? Many people may know the answer to this question, but there are still many people who do not even know the answer to this question. Today we are going to give you detailed information about whether there is a need to install a stabilizer with the fridge or not? Also, they will explain what happens if the fridge is run without a stabilizer?

In-built stabilizer feature

At present, companies claim to provide in-builtr stabilizers in most models in the market, but there will be some models in which you may not get this facility. Due to the in-builtr stabilizer feature, the need for stabilizer is gradually disappearing. But if your fridge is old or even new, which does not have an in-built stabilizer feature and you are running a fridge without a stabilizer, then you are making a big mistake, because this small negligence can cause you a big loss.

What does a stabilizer do?

The work of the stabilizer works to handle the up-down voltage coming from the back. If you live in an area where the problem of voltage fluctuation is high, then you must install a stabilizer. Let us tell you what are the disadvantages of running a fridge without a stabilizer?

Refrigerator Stabilizer: These are the disadvantages

• Due to high voltage, parts of the fridge can be damaged, due to which the chance of compressor and motor damage increases.
• Due to low voltage, the fridge will not work properly, due to which cooling capacity will be affected and there will be more load on the compressor. Due to low voltage problems, the life of your fridge can be reduced.
• If the parts of the fridge are damaged, then it can cost you money to repair them.

Note

Admittedly, the fridge you are using comes with an in-built stabilizer, but it is still advisable to use a stabilizer. The external stabilizer will help give double protection to your fridge.