Freezer Repairs in melbourne, FL

Our fridge and freezer repair professionals have worked with all the top brands over the years. Whether you have an old GE unit or you just bought the latest model, we can take on the repair project. Our experts handle issues with all the following brands:

• LG
• KitchenAid
• Samsung
• GE
• Revco
• Whirlpool
• Kelvinator

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Don't wait until your food spoils—request freezer repair services right away! Mr. Appliance of Melbourne has a proven track record of outstanding services and customer satisfaction. We're glad to help residents of the Melbourne area and strive to make our services both affordable and convenient. and tell us how we can help you.

No, we don't recommend refrigerator repairs on older units. Energy efficiency advancements from the 1980s to today are so remarkable that your energy savings alone, with a new freezer, would pay off in just a few years. A new-era freezer could consume just 25% of the energy of a very ancient one.

Frost forms in a freezer when the model's evaporator coils encounter moisture, which later freezes. This scenario can arise from a compromised or worn-out door seal, also known as a gasket. The gasket serves as a barrier, preventing warm air from entering and cold air from escaping.

Your freezer often shows signs of struggle before it breaks. Some of the most common signs you need freezer repairs include:

• The freezer is not cooling properly or is too cold.
• There is excessive frost buildup on the walls of the freezer.
• You hear unusual noises, like humming, clicking, or buzzing.
• The freezer door seal seems loose or damaged.
• There are noticeable leaks or puddles around the unit.
• Food spoils faster than usual despite setting the correct temperature.

While some minor issues like cleaning condenser coils or replacing a door seal can be done by yourself, most freezer repairs require expertise and specialized tools. Attempting DIY repairs on complex components, such as the compressor, could cause further damage or void the warranty. For safety and reliability, it's advisable to contact a professional.

Typically, having us service your freezer should not interfere with your warranty. Not all warranties are identical, so please examine your freezer's warranty to confirm that interventions from an independent repair technician are permissible. Other factors that can invalidate your warranty include an expired warranty, out-of-coverage repairs or parts, major modifications to the freezer influencing its performance, and negligence causing failure of your freezer.

Freezers can make unusual noises due to various factors, and the noise they make may hint at the root cause. The refrigerant passing through the tubes after the cooling cycle can result in gurgling sounds. If you notice popping or crackling noises, it's typically because temperature variations cause the internal walls of the freezer to shrink and stretch.

If your freezer isn't freezing the goods you store, we will be happy to inspect it for you. Overfilling could be a potential cause, where your freezer doesn't cool adequately because the airflow is obstructed, especially if the evaporator fan is blocked. We suggest evaluating whether you've crammed your freezer and recommend decluttering the shelves if it's not cooling sufficiently.

Replacing freezer seals is generally easy, and we strongly advise replacing your aged, brittle seal to guarantee efficient running of your freezer and avoid unnecessary energy wastage or potential spoilage of your frozen products.

There could be several reasons why your freezer keeps running continuously. Our service professionals would be more than willing to identify the precise issue with your freezer. Some reasons contributing to this problem could be excessively high internal temperature, a malfunctioning defrost thermostat, a broken condenser fan motor, or dirty condenser coils. Our team is prepared to assist you in tackling these and all other freezer-related problems with top-notch repair solutions.

Regular maintenance can extend the life of your freezer and prevent frequent breakdowns. The best ways to maintain your freezer health include:

• Clean the condenser coils every six months.
• Defrost the freezer periodically to prevent excessive ice buildup.
• Ensure the door seal is clean and tight.
• Do not overload the freezer, as it can block airflow.
• Keep the freezer at the recommended temperature of 0°F (-18°C).
• Place the freezer away from direct sunlight or heat sources in a well-ventilated