The best choice for your freezer repair Lawrenceville

Whether your freezer is leaking, making a loud noise, or not cooling properly, has the wrong temperature, wont freeze, our refrigerator repair service can help you find a solution. We repair bottom freezer, French door, top freezer, compact refrigerators, side-by-side refrigerators, double doors, full refrigerator, minifridge, you name it, we fix it! This is why we guarantee reliable , affordable and fast refrigerator repair service in Lawrenceville, GA

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  • We are trustworthy and dependable

  • We have the skills and the knowledge!

See our reviews left for our Winder location here: As you can see all this reviews were received based on the quality of our appliance repair services we have done 

  • We have a reliable service repair crew and service multiple locations

You can easily locate an appliance repairman near you on our service location page. We make sure we only use high quality parts in all of our repair projects.

  • We are licensed and insured

  • Same or next day service when not fully booked

  • No hidden charges
With years under our belt we have completed numerous appliance repair jobs that came with a lot of challenges and we learned a lot from all of them. Different clients with different appliance issues were helped to get back the functionality of their appliance and we learned something new from all of them.

  • We provide fast services at affordable rates

  • We use original spare parts that are the best quality and won’t break down on you in a few weeks. We offer 100% guarantee on all parts and labor

  • 100% customer satisfaction

Why does my freezer not freeze properly?

Faulty Door Seals
If your refrigerator is operating normally but your freezer isn't as cold as it should be, you might want to check the gaskets or door seals. These door gaskets may dry out and begin to break as a result of normal wear and use. When this occurs, moisture and warm air may slowly seep into the freezer, preventing proper freezing and leading to frost formation.
No Air Movement
Your freezer may not be cold enough for another typical reason it is overcrowded. Too much food in a restricts airflow, which makes the evaporator fan work harder than it needs to. If not repaired, the evaporator fan motor will eventually burn out and stop working altogether. Make sure your freezer has enough cold air circulation to avoid the hassle (and expense) of replacing the evaporator fan.
 
Filthy Condenser Coils
If your shelves are tidy and your door gaskets are in good shape, you should check the condenser coils of the appliance to make sure they aren't covered in dust and debris. The condenser fan motor may finally stop working if the coils are clogged with trash over time. The coils may be found at the base of the appliance or frequently behind it, depending on the brand. A grill that can be removed quickly should be placed over the coils.
 
Defective Start Relay
Your start relay may not be functioning properly if your freezer is finicky, repeatedly stopping and starting. The relay, which is sometimes referred to as the controller, serves as a bridge between the thermostat and the compressor, helping to turn it on and off as necessary. The compressor won't start or will start and stop too soon if the relay is broken.
Unplug the device and pull it away from the wall to access the relay; make sure to leave enough space behind the refrigerator to do this. The rear panel should then be removed using a screwdriver, and it should be placed aside after that.

More FAQ About Freezer Repair

Over the years we have received several questions from our customers and tried to answer most of them all the time. We have noticed some of them being repetitive so we gathered a list of questions related to our freezer repair service.
Is it worth repairing a freezer?
In most cases, repairing just the damaged parts will be less expensive than purchasing a new freezer, and doing so will save money over purchasing replacement parts
A freezer repairman can help you decide if it’s better to do freezer repair or replace the freezer entirely. To locate one you can google phrases like “freezer repair near me”.
Is it worth repairing an upright freezer?
Depending on the amount of labor needed, upright freezer repairs might run anywhere from $50 to $500. These upright kitchen freezers are the most typical, providing simple access to your frozen foods. They exist in a variety of shapes and sizes, frequently with more modern parts and functions than chest freezers. Thermostats and door seals are frequently faulty in them. Electronic components in modern freezers occasionally develop problems.
Can freezers be repaired
Of course, freezers can be repaired, and a freezer repair technician can fix your appliance no matter what type you have.
How to repair the freezer seal?
If you’re pondering about freezer lining repair, here are some steps you can take to repair the freezer seal.
  1. By rubbing the freezer door seal with a clean cloth dipped in hot water and dish soap, you can completely clean it. The seal's grooves must be meticulously cleaned. Use a dry cloth to wipe the seal dry.
  2. With a clean cloth, smear a thin layer of mineral oil on the door seal. The seal's grooves and sides should be coated with mineral oil. With a fresh cloth, wipe away any extra mineral oil.
  3. Place a dollar bill on the door's edge, then shut the door. Take out the dollar bill from the door. Install a new seal if there’s no resistance.
  4. When replacing a freezer seal, grab the inner part of the door seal and peel it apart from the door to reveal the gasket retainer covered behind the seal. Using a hex head nut driver, unfasten the seal's retention screws. Keep the screws in place.
  5. To remove the old door seal from the door, pull it apart.
  6. A fresh door seal should be placed over one of the upper corner's corners. The seal should now be in place. To achieve this, go around the edge of the door and press the new seal's lip over the metal retainer.
  7. Using a hex head nut driver, slightly tighten the retention screws. For a seal check, shut the door. If the seal operates as it should fully tighten the retention screws. If the seal does not seal correctly, grab it and pull it to adjust it. Once the seal is functioning properly after making adjustments in this way, finish by tightening the retainer screws.
Why is my freezer leaking into the fridge and how to repair it
Most likely, an ice buildup is to blame for the water leak from your freezer into your refrigerator since it is preventing defrost condensation from draining into the drain pan. Locating and defrosting the area of ice development is typically the answer to the issue.
Who repairs freezers near me
If you’re looking for a freezer repair service, there are many appliance repair technicians that can help. Most of them service everyday brands like Samsung, Kitchenaid, LG, Frigidaire, and Whirlpool. You can locate one by googling “freezer repair man near me” and you’ll have several local options to choose from or we can call us directly or schedule an appointment online.
How to fix freezer over freezing
Although your freezer might be broken if it suddenly fills with frost, it's more probable that you mistakenly left the door open or that the door seal needs to be repaired. The high-temperature, high-moisture air condenses to form solid frost when warm (or, worse, hot) air is introduced.
Freezer repair not cooling
If you find that your freezer still isn’t freezing after repairs, you may have an appliance repair emergency and should call a professional for better assistance.
What causes a freezer to stop freezing?
If everything appears to be in order after you've cleaned out, defrosted, and tested the seal, consider lifting the appliance away from the wall and cleaning the coils with a crevice or brush attachment. A short cleaning of the coils, which sometimes block airflow, might be all that's needed to get the temperature back down.
Can a freezer compressor be repaired?
If the compressor's relay switches malfunction, it won't be able to control its internal temperature and will stop working. Relay switch replacement will solve your issue for less than $50. The compressor itself, though, has to be replaced if it has broken down.
How do I reset my freezer compressor?
1. Your fridge should be unplugged.
2. From the control panel, turn off the freezer and fridge.
3. Reset the temperatures in your refrigerator and freezer.
4. Wait until the temperature in the refrigerator has stabilized.
How long do I unplug my freezer to reset it?
​Leaving the freezer unplugged for 40 to 50 minutes to resets the freezer/ fridge, generally. 
Is it worth replacing a compressor on a freezer?
​Well, there is no purpose in spending money on appliance repair if the refrigerator is older than 10-15 years. Half of the entire cost of a refrigerator will go into a new compressor. In other words, you can spend a little extra money and purchase a brand-new refrigerator with a new compressor rather than spend a lot of money on appliance repair for the freezer.
How do I clean my freezer coils?
Find the coils, which can be found behind or at the bottom of the appliance. Older models of the refrigerator had placed exposed coils on the rear. In more recent models, the coils are either located at the back or at the bottom, behind an access panel for the toe space
After exposing the coils, vacuum them with a crevice or upholstery tool to get rid of the debris. Vacuum the floor behind and beneath the refrigerator as well while you're at it.
To remove the remaining dust, hair, and filth still on to the coils, ram a duster or refrigerator coil brush between the coils. In order to capture falling debris, place your vacuum under the brush.
You're done once you've replaced the panel, and you can anticipate having no shortage of flawlessly cooled groceries in the future.

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