Freezer Repair

Circle City Appliance Repair is the most trusted name in the state of Indiana when it comes to repairing freezers made by all of the major brands. On all home appliances, including those manufactured by KitchenAid, GE, Thermador, and a great many other well-known brands, we can perform thorough diagnostics in addition to providing full-service repairs. In addition, we provide follow-up maintenance on all of the work that we do, which includes a warranty of ninety days on any components that are replaced.

Is There Frost Buildup in Your Freezer?

The vents and coils that keep your freezer running might get clogged if ice accumulates too much on the walls. If your freezer is malfunctioning, you may be able to get it back up to temperature by chipping away at the accumulated ice. Frost accumulation is indicative of worn-out components since contemporary refrigerators automatically defrost. Given the complexity of the situation, expert opinion is required.

Do Dirty Condenser Coils Explain Your Freezers Failure to Cool?

If you have a combined refrigerator-freezer that isn't freezing, unclean condenser coils are a fairly typical source of the problem. Your freezer's cooling capability may suffer if the coils are not properly maintained, since this will prevent them from working effectively. We know how to professionally and effectively clean crevice attachment to the condenser coils without causing any unwanted and expensive damages. Coils are not to blame for a broken upright or chest freezer since they are located inside the appliance's walls. 

In Need of a New Fan Motor for Your Evaporator or Condenser Malfunctioning?

The evaporator fan motor in your freezer is responsible for circulating cold air throughout the appliance. If this motor fails, your freezer will not be able to chill food. If your freezer is like most, the evaporator fan motor will turn off once the door is open. Open the freezer door and physically depress the door switch to test the motor. The motor may need to be changed if it would not turn on. A malfunctioning condenser fan motor might be the culprit if your freezer is warm instead of frosty. Your freezer's coils get cooled by air blown through the condenser by the condenser fan. Overheating will occur in the freezer's compressor if this fan fails to circulate cool air.

Is There a Problem with Your Freezer's Thermostat?

Checking the thermostat may be the answer if your chest freezer isn't getting cold enough. Thermistors that detect temperature are often used to electronically control the temperature in today's refrigerators and freezers. The thermostat in your chest freezer is the nerve center of the internal systems that maintain the desired temperature. It regulates the speeds of the compressor, evaporator fan, and condenser fan. When the thermostat in a chest freezer breaks, the cooling components are no longer able to function properly. If the freezer is not getting cold enough, try switching the thermostat from the lowest to the highest setting and listening for a click to see if it helps. It has to be changed if you don't hear a click.