Commercial Freezer Repair Services

According to the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA), freezers should operate at temperatures between -10 and 0 degrees. This ensures safe food storage by preventing the growth of bacteria. If your freezer has trouble maintaining the proper temperature or has another problem, your local Mr. Appliance can help you avoid liability issues and spoiled food. Signs it's time to contact a professional for freezer repair include:

• Alarm or error codes
• Door sealing problems
• Frequent compressor cycling
• Frost or ice buildup
• Freezer temperature issues
• Unresponsive control panels
• Unusual sounds or noises
• Visible physical damage
• Water or refrigerant leaks

Your freezer may not adequately freeze its contents for various reasons. Everything from power issues to dirty condenser coils and faulty evaporator fans can be the culprit. For assistance with your freezer, contact the team at Mr. Appliance; we'll diagnose the issue and get you squared away.

Whether a freezer is worth repairing depends on several factors, including its age and repair costs. If your freezer is nearing the end of its lifespan of 12 to 20 years, repairs might not be worth it. However, a relatively new unit can be worth fixing. Your local Mr. Appliance will explain your options and guide you through your decision-making process.

If your new freezer has only minor issues, repairing it is likely cheaper. However, replacing it with a newer model may be more cost-effective if it is older and requires significant repairs. Your Mr. Appliance service professional can help you determine the best course of action.

With proper care, a freezer can last between 12 and 20 years. Scheduling regular maintenance is critical to extending its lifespan. If you last had your freezer professionally inspected over a year ago, contact the team at Mr. Appliance for expert servicing.

To remove ice buildup from a freezer:

1. Empty the freezer and turn it off.
2. Allow any ice to thaw.
3. Remove any excess water.
4. Clean and dry the interior.
5. Restart the freezer.

Ice buildup within a freezer can lead to reduced efficiency and an increased energy bill; it also has the potential to damage critical components. When removing ice buildup from your freezer, it’s worth calling a professional to inspect and replace any worn or damaged components, such as door seals and gaskets.

Yes, you should defrost your freezer regularly. This helps improve appliance energy efficiency and can extend the life of your hardware. Most modern freezers offer defrosting functions, while older models may require manual defrosting. Automatic systems usually defrost several times a day or as needed. Contact Mr. Appliance today to schedule your next service!

Rely on Mr. Appliance for commercial appliance repair services, including residential freezer repair within your commercial business. We diagnose issues, make expert repairs, perform preventative maintenance, and recommend replacement when necessary. We have all the freezer parts you need. Contact Mr. Appliance for expert service from professionals who respect your business.

Many freezer brands are known for their durability, energy efficiency, and advanced control features. The team at Mr. Appliance has experience with various residential freezer brands, including:

• Frigidaire
• GE
• Haier
• Hisense
• LG
• Magic Chef
• Maytag
• Samsung
• Whirlpool
• Whynter