Freezer Repair Monmouth County, NJ

Your freezer keeps your food safe by storing it at a low temperature. This prevents spoilage, extends shelf life, and allows you to easily stock up on perishable items for future use. A freezer that can’t do that is little more than a large, expensive metal box.

Our Monmouth County freezer repair service can inspect, diagnose, and repair or replace any damaged parts, so your appliance can work properly again and not just be a useless container.

Some of the common issues we fix include:

• Won’t Turn On: After checking to ensure that your unit is plugged in, the power switch is set to ‘on’, and there isn’t a tripped breaker or power problems in your home, it’s time to call our Monmouth County freezer repair technician to diagnose and fix the problem.
• Too Cold: Although this may not seem like an issue for an appliance that’s meant to freeze stuff, excessive frost on your unit’s interior can be a sign of underlying issues such as a faulty defrost timer, thermostat, or ice maker. Additionally, excessive frost can impact your freezer’s energy efficiency and lead to higher energy bills. If you notice an excessive buildup of frost, it's important to have a professional identify the underlying issues to ensure it operates efficiently.
• Not Cooling: A freezer that’s not cooling could be due to a variety of reasons, including human error. First, check if the thermostat is set to the correct temperature. If that doesn't solve the issue, it's possible that the condenser coils are dirty and need to be cleaned, or you have a malfunctioning door seal. Having a professional examine your freezer can help you get to the cause of the issue in a timely manner, ultimately saving you time and potentially preventing further damage to your freezer.
• Inconsistent Temperature: Temperature fluctuations in your freezer can cause food spoilage and potential health risks. It could be a minor issue like addressing dust or debris buildup on the condenser coils, or a more serious problem like a malfunctioning thermostat or compressor. Our experts can troubleshoot the issue during your freezer repair in Monmouth County, NJ.
• Defective or Damaged Door Seals: A damaged seal can lead to frost buildup and energy waste as your appliance works overtime to keep at temperature. You can test your door seals by placing a dollar bill in the door with one end sticking out. If you can easily pull it out when the door is closed, you need to have your door seal replaced with a service for freezer repair in Monmouth County, NJ.
• Strange Noises: While your appliance may make some humming sounds during normal operation, if you start hearing loud noises or unusual noises like buzzing, whittling or clicking, it could be an indication of a compressor or motor issue. Our professional technicians can identify the source of the noise and determine whether a fix or replacement is necessary during your freezer repair service.