QUOTE(Quanta @ Feb 18 2014, 08:35 AM)
Hi @Ozak
I found out that the fridge information is not accurate. Like mine, I do have kill-a-watt meter to measure, the reading on the meter when the fridge compressor is running is 130-136 Watt, where else the sticker is stating 140-170 watt (1.4 Ampere). Since the compressor is not running all the time, it hard to average the fridge consumption per day by using the sticker information.
As for mine, I do found out that per day, the average consumption of my refrigerator is about 2.0-2.2 kWh. I think it is quite huge amount for 291 litre fridge.
It is something like general information. But at least there is a information for us to know. The only way to check accurate consumption is like what you do. Use a kill a watt meter. As you know each household have his own habit to use fridge. So no way the manufacturing can measure it.I found out that the fridge information is not accurate. Like mine, I do have kill-a-watt meter to measure, the reading on the meter when the fridge compressor is running is 130-136 Watt, where else the sticker is stating 140-170 watt (1.4 Ampere). Since the compressor is not running all the time, it hard to average the fridge consumption per day by using the sticker information.
As for mine, I do found out that per day, the average consumption of my refrigerator is about 2.0-2.2 kWh. I think it is quite huge amount for 291 litre fridge.
Another about accurate guide is those fridge really save, have 5star rating and state annual consumption. But it still subject to some standard guideline testing. That maybe very much different from your pattern of using.
I guess your fridge at least over 10yrs. It is quite high consumption per liter. The only way you can do is change. It is an old mechanism problem. Just like my 1. Over 16yrs, 292liter. Check with kill a watt meter - 13kwh/day, 56.6kwh/mth, RM1.86/day.
I m looking for a new fridge now.
Feb 18 2014, 09:06 AM

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