Freezer Repair in Louisville

Types of Freezers We Can Repair:

• Upright Freezers
• Chest Freezers
• Drawer Freezers
• Refrigerator-Freezer Combo

By swiftly identifying the root of the problem and making trustworthy repairs, our skilled freezer repair services can assist extend the lifespan and effectiveness of your freezing appliance. You can relax knowing it's in good hands because our team is committed to getting your freezer operating properly.

Common Freezer Problems

• The freezer is not maintaining a consistent temperature - Food may thaw and then refreeze if the freezer is not keeping a constant temperature, which may promote the growth of bacteria and cause spoiling. The compressor coils' malfunction is probably to blame for this issue. Also, it can be connected to the temperature settings, a broken door seal, or blocked sensors.
• The freezer is making strange noises - The freezer may not be performing as well as it once did if you hear rattling, buzzing, humming, or clicking noises coming from the appliance. Among other potential causes, those noises could be brought on by a broken compressor or an issue with the evaporator fan.
• The freezer door is not sealing properly - You should contact freezer repair in Louisville, KY if you discover that there is a gap around the door or that the seal is no longer tight since a properly sealed door is crucial for energy efficiency and keeping the cold air within the freezer. This might be caused by a problem with the gasket, whether it is detached, unclean, or damaged.
• The freezer is starting to have ice or frost buildup - Your freezer's performance and efficiency may suffer if ice and frost build up inside the appliance, which may have an influence on energy usage. The freezer door may have been left open, the door seal may be broken, or the defrost timer may be broken.
• The freezer is leaking water - If water is dripping from the freezer, there may be an issue with the drainage system or a problem with the door seals. By letting warm air into the freezer through damaged seals, ice will melt and water will flow out. The drainage system, which is in charge of draining away any water, may malfunction and lead to water leaking from the freezer.