Protect your food and appliance
Restore Reliable Cooling
When a fridge or freezer becomes too warm, the cause can be as simple as restricted airflow or as technical as a sensor, defrost or refrigeration-system fault. Because several components work together to control temperature, replacing parts without testing can waste time and money. Our diagnosis follows the complete cooling process and focuses on the evidence presented by the appliance.
We assess single-door and double-door refrigerators, fridge-freezers, chest freezers and upright freezers. Checks may include door seals, fans, thermostats and sensors, defrost components, drainage, electronic controls, start components and the sealed refrigeration circuit.
Common faults we repair
- Fridge is not cooling
- Freezer is too warm
- Heavy frost or ice build-up
- Water leaking inside or below
- Unusual humming or clicking
- Compressor will not run
- Fan or airflow problems
- Damaged door seals