refrigerator repair Orlando

Caused by restricted airflow or a failed fan motor.
If the freezer is cold but the refrigerator compartment is warm, it’s often due to a failed evaporator fan motor or blocked air vents. These components move cold air from the freezer into the fridge.
Common fixes include:

• Replacing a malfunctioning evaporator fan motor
• Clearing ice blockages in air ducts
• Checking the damper control assembly for proper operation

We’ll also test the temperature sensors and control board to ensure the entire system is communicating correctly.

Typically due to a clogged or frozen defrost drain.
When the defrost cycle activates, melted frost should drain into a pan beneath the unit. If the drain is clogged, water backs up and pools inside the fridge.
Our repair process includes:

• Clearing the drain line with hot water or compressed air
• Inspecting and replacing damaged drain tubes
• Ensuring the defrost heater is working properly to prevent recurring ice buildup

A slow drip may seem minor, but over time it can cause water damage or mold inside your appliance.

Can be caused by a failed valve, sensor, or frozen supply line.
If your ice maker isn’t keeping up or stops entirely, we check the water supply system and the internal mechanisms.
Potential causes include:

• A defective water inlet valve
• Clogged or frozen water supply line
• Faulty ice level sensor or control board

We’ll run diagnostic tests to isolate the problem and ensure proper water flow and temperature settings for consistent ice production.

Often tied to mechanical failure or loose components.
Modern fridges make some noise, but loud buzzing, knocking, or clicking usually signals a mechanical issue.
What we inspect and repair:

• Condenser and evaporator fan motors for wear or obstruction
• Compressor mounting and functionality
• Relay switches or control board components making electrical noise

Addressing these sounds early can prevent larger issues like compressor failure, which is more costly to fix.

Caused by worn gaskets or hinge alignment problems.
A fridge door that doesn’t seal wastes energy and forces the compressor to work harder, shortening its lifespan.
Our fix includes:

• Inspecting and replacing worn or cracked door gaskets
• Realigning hinges and adjusting the door height
• Checking for warped doors or obstructions

Restoring the seal keeps temperatures consistent and helps the fridge operate more efficiently.

Usually a sign of poor airflow, thermostat issues, or a failing defrost system.
If your refrigerator never seems to shut off, it’s likely overcompensating due to a mechanical or airflow issue. Continuous operation not only drives up your energy bill but can also wear down the compressor faster.
What we look for and repair:

• Faulty thermostat or temperature sensor causing the fridge to misread internal temps
• Dirty or clogged condenser coils making it hard to release heat
• Broken defrost timer or heater preventing proper cycling
• Leaky door seals allowing warm air to enter

We test each component individually to identify why the fridge is overworking and restore normal operation to protect both your appliance and your wallet.