Refrigerator Repair

A refrigerator that stops cooling puts everything inside at risk. Food in a closed refrigerator generally stays safe for about four hours without power or cooling, so it pays to act quickly.

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Do this right now

Keep the doors closed as much as possible
Check the plug, outlet and breaker
Make sure the temperature dial wasn't bumped
Clear anything blocking the vents inside
Move perishables to a cooler with ice if repair will take a while

Warning signs

Fridge or freezer feels warm
The compressor clicks on and off or doesn't run
Water pooling under or inside the fridge
Ice buildup on the back wall of the freezer
Loud buzzing, grinding or clicking

What the appliance repair technician will do

A technician will check the condenser fan, evaporator fan, start relay, defrost system, thermostat and sealed system to find why it's not cooling.

What affects the price

Fans, relays and defrost parts are common, moderate repairs. Sealed-system repairs (compressor, refrigerant leaks) are expensive and sometimes cost more than a new fridge. Providers set their own prices, so ask for any service-call or inspection fee and an estimate first.

Safety first

Smell gas? Leave now and call your gas utility or 911 from outside. Don't use switches or the appliance.
Burning smell, smoke or sparks? Turn the appliance off and unplug it or shut off its breaker.
Water near an appliance's wiring? Shut off power at the breaker before touching it.

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