No, an inverter refrigerator should not run all the time. Inverter refrigerators are designed with advanced technology that allows them to adjust their cooling capacity based on the internal temperature and cooling demand. This technology helps them operate more efficiently and consume less energy compared to traditional refrigerators.
When the desired temperature inside the refrigerator is reached, the inverter compressor slows down or temporarily shuts off to maintain the set temperature. Once the temperature starts to rise, the compressor speeds up again to cool the refrigerator.
This cycling of the compressor is a normal operation for inverter refrigerators and helps optimize energy consumption. It allows the refrigerator to run only as much as necessary to maintain the desired temperature, rather than continuously running at full capacity.
If you notice that your inverter refrigerator is running constantly without any breaks, it could indicate a potential issue. Factors such as a malfunctioning thermostat, a faulty compressor, or improper cooling settings could contribute to this behavior. In such cases, it is advisable to consult the manufacturer's manual or contact the manufacturer or a qualified technician to diagnose and resolve the problem.