Refrigerator Repair

If your refrigerator won’t cool, there are several common reasons that can cause this problem. A faulty thermostat, evaporator fan, defrost timer, or start capacitor will prevent your refrigerator from cooling. But, before you call for service, are the condenser coils dirty? Excess dirt and debris may cause the fridge to cool less effectively.

If you’re hearing strange noises coming from your refrigerator, ensure the fridge is level and adjust the feet if needed. Make sure that the refrigerator is not touching any nearby objects or walls, which can cause unnecessary noise. Finally, check the fan blades for any obstructions that may be causing the noise. 

If your refrigerator is leaking water, check the water supply line for any leaks or damage. Next, make sure that the drainage tube is not clogged or obstructed, which can cause water to back up and leak out. Additionally, check the door seal for any damage or gaps that may be allowing warm air into the fridge, leading to condensation and leaks. 

First, check the water supply line for any leaks or damage that may be preventing water from reaching the ice maker. Make sure that the ice maker is turned on and has power and check the water inlet valve for any blockages or damage that may be affecting water flow. Contact us for a full diagnosis if you continue experiencing issues.

Start by checking the thermostat settings and make sure they’re not set too low. Next, ensure that the air vents inside the fridge are not blocked or obstructed, which can prevent proper airflow and cause uneven cooling. If that doesn’t solve the problem, there may be a broken fan, faulty damper, or other part that requires professional diagnosis.