MD Appliance LLC is happy to offer quality Freezer Repairs SAN DIEGO. We service brands such as SUBZERO, VIKING, GE MONOGRAM, U-LINE, THERMADOR, MIELE, KITCHENAID, FRIGIDAIRE, WHIRLPOOL, LG, DACOR, KENMORE, and many more. Our company works on all major home appliances, and we specialize in repairing all luxury freezer brands. Our goal is to repair your freezer on the first visit. We use genuine Freezer Replacement Parts and have many of them in stock for faster service. Your satisfaction is our priority. Therefore, we will try to keep the quality of our service on the highest level. MD Appliance LLC is B.E.A.R. licensed and insured.
Regardless of the problem you have with your freezer, we can take care of it. If your freezer is noisy, not cooling, or simply not operating correctly, please contact us to schedule an in-home repair visit. We provide complete freezer diagnostics and troubleshooting. Our technician will locate the problem, describe the solution, provide repair, and make sure your freezer is running just like new again.
When you call our friendly team for a quote, you'll receive professional service. Our technician will inspect your appliance, describe the problem and the solution and give you a written estimate for the repair: no hidden fees, no surprise charges. All the written estimates are good for 30 (thirty) days from the original estimate date. We use only genuine parts to repair your freezer. Our technicians carry the large inventory of spare parts to ensure quick resolution of the problem.
We know when your freezer stops working, it can affect your everyday life. That's why we offer round-the-clock services to fit your daytime schedule. You can schedule your Service Visit On-Line or call our customer service. We will schedule your appointment at your convenient time and day. To help you plan your day, we will contact you 30 minutes before we arrive. Because we respect your property, we will make every effort to protect it during our service call. Our customer service representatives will make every effort to resolve your freezer problem, meet your scheduling requirements and accommodate your needs.
Freezers are an essential appliance in our kitchen. When the freezer not freezing food, it becomes a major inconvenience in your home. All the frozen food inside will go bad soon, and we need service as quickly as possible. Several things can go wrong with your freezer, but the most common problems are a faulty compressor, issues with the condenser, or the evaporator. Our freezer troubleshooting tips can help you with some easy issues before calling for service. Maintenance instructions will help you keep your appliances in good shape. But the freezer repair could be a complicated job, so only a certified technician should perform it. MD Appliance repair technician's extensive knowledge and experience allow us to repair and maintain your freezer with guaranteed success.
Freezer Not FreezingCheck the refrigerator condenser for dust built-up and clean the condenser regularly. A dirty condenser will cause the compressor to overheat, affecting the proper cooling of the unit. Ensure that you do not overpack your freezer with food and that your freezer door is closing and sealing properly. Make sure that the evaporator fan is running and check the evaporator for the frost build-up. If there is an excessive frost built-up on the back wall of the freezer, you can defrost the evaporator and make the freezer work temporarily, but eventually, you will need to call professional service.
Freezer Not Making IceMost modern freezers come with the installed ice maker unit. Ice making in the freezer is a simple process. All you need to do is to hook-up your freezer to the water supply, turn on the ice maker and wait for the ice bucket to fill up with ice. If the ice maker is not producing ice, make sure that the water is on, and the water supply hose is not kinked. Also, on some models, ensure that the ice bucket is installed correctly. If not, the ice bucket might block the ice maker sensor and prevent the ice maker from working properly. Change the water filter regularly to ensure sufficient water flow to the ice maker.
Freezer Not DefrostingIf you see excessive frost built up on the back wall inside your freezer, that means the freezer defrost system failed to operate. You can defrost your freezer manually, but that will only temporarily make your freezer working. Soon, the frost will built-up again, and your freezer will stop cooling again. This kind of problem requires professional assistance to troubleshoot and repair the freezer defrost system.
Freezer is Making NoiseThe most common cause of the noisy freezer is the evaporator fan motor. Sometimes, the ice will build-up around the evaporator fan motor. The fan blade will hit the ice and start making a loud noise. It would be best to clean the fan area and find the cause of the ice built-up to prevent future issues.
Freezer Is Leaking WaterMake sure the drain is clear and free of debris, and it's not frozen-up. A clogged drain will cause water to pool on the freezer bottom. Water will eventually start overflowing the freezer bottom and leak outside the freezer. Also, check the water supply to the ice maker and the ice maker valve and hoses for leaks and damages.
Freezer Won't Turn OnCheck the power supply and make sure the freezer power cord is fully plugged into the wall outlet. Also, the freezer will not turn on due to maybe a bad electronic control board or a faulty compressor start relay. In any case, you will need professional assistance in troubleshooting and repairing the issue.
Some freezer repairs are "do it yourself" (DIY) projects. Most repairs are complicated, time-consuming and risky projects that requires assistance of a qualified freezer repair professionals.
Is number one freezer consumer complaint. Freezer not freezing enough can be a major inconvenience.
Check the drain, water supply, water inlet valve and other hoses for leaks and damages.
The most common cause of the noisy freezer is the evaporator fan motor due to ice build-up.
Fixing the broken freezer is not that difficult. Preventing costly repairs and keeping your freezer running smoothly for a long time is even less complicated. Preventive freezer maintenance reduces the amount of freezer service and prolongs the life of the freezer.
Clean Condenser RegularlyIt's a good preventive maintenance practice to clean the freezer condenser coils for safety and energy efficiency. To ensure that your freezer keeps your food cold and fresh, clean the condenser coils one or two times a year. That will prevent the compressor from overheating and not running enough to maintain the proper temperature.
Clean the Inside of the FreezerTo clean your refrigerator inside, use a mixture of white vinegar and water. Wipe down all the sides and shelves. Cleaning your refrigerator will prevent bacteria and parasites from getting to your food.
Check Door GasketsRegularly check the door gaskets for cracks and tears and wipe them with the wet cloth to prevent further damage.
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