Freezer is cold, fridge is warm
The classic one: the evaporator fan or the defrost cycle. Rarely the compressor.
The fridge is the one appliance whose failure also costs you the food inside it. That is why we give refrigerator faults same-day priority.
When a fridge stops, time works against you. So refrigerator faults go to the front of the schedule, and we take those calls at any hour of the night.
What people usually assume is a compressor failure turns out to be the defrost cycle or one small fan that has stopped. Getting the diagnosis right here saves you a great deal, because the compressor is the most expensive part in the machine.
The classic one: the evaporator fan or the defrost cycle. Rarely the compressor.
The defrost heater, its timer, or a door seal letting humid air in.
A blocked defrost drain. A simple fix, but left alone it ruins the insulation and rusts the base.
Poor cooling forcing it to run continuously — usually a dirty condenser or a gas leak.
The start relay or overload protector. A small part that is very often misdiagnosed as a dead compressor.
We start at the power supply and the control board before the compressor is even mentioned.
Describe the fault in one line and give the brand if you can. That is enough for us to know what to bring.
A slot that suits you — the same day in most cases.
The technician checks the machine, explains the fault, and gives the price. You say yes or no.
We do the work, test the machine with you, and the month of guarantee starts that day.
Keep the door shut: a full freezer holds for roughly 24 hours, a fridge for about four. That is why these visits get priority.
We give you the repair cost and the realistic remaining life, and say what we think. Past about twelve years, replacing is usually the better call.
Yes — chest freezers, side-by-side and French-door units, plus small shop fridges and display coolers.
Yes — a full month on the repair and the part we fitted, the same as our other three services.
Call or send a WhatsApp message, describe the fault in one line, and we will tell you when a technician can be there.