Need a fridge regas? Freezer stopped working? Door seals loose? We are here to help!
Below are the most common Fridge/Freezer problems that we fix
Fridge regas
Replace compressor
Replace thermostat
Replace Fans and Motors
Replace Condenser Coils
Replace Door seals/gaskets
Leak repairs
Electrical components (Relays, etc)
Frequently Asked Questions for Fridge/Freezer problems
Possible Causes:
Dirty Condenser Coils: Dust on the coils prevents heat from dissipating.
Faulty Evaporator Fan: The fan may be broken or obstructed, affecting airflow.
Blocked Air Vents: Overpacking can block vents, restricting cold air circulation.
Thermostat Issues: The temperature settings might be incorrect or the thermostat could be malfunctioning.
Door Seal: A loose or damaged door gasket allows cold air to escape.
Possible Causes:
Frequent Door Opening: Opening the freezer door too often allows moisture to enter, which can cause frost.
Damaged Door Gasket: A faulty seal allows warm air in, causing frost.
Faulty Defrost System: Issues with the defrost heater or timer can cause frost buildup.
Possible Causes:
Clogged Defrost Drain: The defrost drain can get blocked with food particles or ice, causing water to leak.
Faulty Water Supply Line: For refrigerators with water dispensers or ice makers, a loose or cracked water line can cause leaks.
Condensation: Warm, moist air entering the fridge may cause excessive condensation.
Possible Causes:
Malfunctioning Fan: A noisy evaporator or condenser fan motor can cause loud sounds.
Compressor Issues: If the compressor is failing, it may make unusual noises.
Loose Components: Loose or unbalanced parts can cause rattling or knocking sounds.
Possible Causes:
Overloaded Freezer: Too much food can obstruct air circulation, preventing proper freezing.
Temperature Setting: The temperature may not be set low enough for freezing.
Evaporator Coils: Frost buildup on the evaporator coils can prevent cold air from circulating.
Possible Causes:
Temperature Set Too Low: Setting the temperature too cold makes the fridge work harder.
Dirty Condenser Coils: If the coils are dirty, the fridge runs longer to maintain the set temperature.
Malfunctioning Thermostat: A faulty thermostat may cause the fridge to run continuously.
Leaky Door Gasket: A broken seal allows cold air to escape, making the fridge run more often.
Possible Causes:
Incorrect Temperature Settings: The fridge or freezer may be set too low.
Damaged Thermostat: A broken thermostat could be causing the fridge to overcool.
Air Vents Blocked: If air vents are blocked, the appliance may become too cold.