Refrigerator Repair and Service Gainesville

The fridge is an integral part of every home, playing a key role in keeping food fresh for a long time. However, like any piece of equipment, it is subject to wear and tear and components can fail, preventing it from functioning properly. If such problems arise, the Avetis service center is ready to help. Our experienced technicians will arrive quickly on site and perform quality repairs at an affordable price, using original parts straight from our workshop to ensure the reliability of the refurbished equipment.

Refrigerator repair at home

Transporting a large refrigerator to a service center can be a challenging task due to its weight and size, requiring the rental of specialized transport. In such cases, it is more advisable to invite a repairman to your home. An experienced specialist will arrive promptly to troubleshoot problems. The Avetis team has the necessary qualifications to solve the most difficult problems. Benefits of home refrigerator repair in Gainesville include:

• Saving resources. You do not need to worry about delivering the refrigerator to a repair shop, which eliminates additional costs for transport and loader services;
• Speed of execution. Repairs are carried out without waiting in line, since the technician begins work immediately after arrival, ensuring prompt restoration of functionality;
• Quality control. You can immediately check the quality of the repair and make sure that the refrigerator works properly under normal conditions;
• High-quality components. You personally see which spare parts are installed and can verify that they comply with the stated standards;
• Professional recommendations. The technician will provide useful tips on operating and caring for the device, and will also explain the causes of the breakdown and ways to prevent it in the future.

Refrigerator malfunctions

Water flows

• Cleaning drainage;
• Replacement of the thermostat;
• Freon leak.

Freezes

• eplacement of the sensor;
• Module repair;
• Replacement of the thermostat.

Doesn’t freeze

• Refilling with freon;
• Replacement of the thermostat;
• Replacement of the compressor.

Buzzing

• Fan replacement;
• Compressor replacement;
• Nofrost check.

Knocks out the machine

• Compressor replacement;
• Module replacement;
• Relay replacement.

Freezing

• Replacing the seal;
• Replacement of the thermostat;
• Clogged capillary.

Signs Your Refrigerator Needs Attention

Inviting a technician to your home is a comfortable way to restore the functionality of the refrigerator without inconvenience. It is important to know when to urgently contact professionals:

• Water leak. This may not just be condensation, but a signal for the need to clean the drainage system, replace the thermostat, or eliminate a freon leak;
• Excessive cooling. If your refrigerator is too cold or freezing occurs, the problem may be with the temperature sensor, main controller, or thermostat;
• No cooling. If your refrigerator is not cooling, this may indicate that the freon, thermostat, or compressor needs to be replaced;
• Unusual sounds. Strange sounds may indicate a problem with the fan or compressor, or the NO FROST system needs to be checked;
• Protection triggered. If the machine knocks out, the cause may be a malfunction of the compressor, electronic module or relay;
• The refrigerator does not turn off. If the unit does not turn off, it may be necessary to replace the sensor or clean the capillary tubes;
• Diagnostics over the phone is not possible. To accurately determine the cause of a breakdown, on-site diagnostics are required;
• Frost formation. “Snow coat” and ice can be the result of a freon leak, a broken thermostat, or a loose seal;
• Continuous operation of the motor. Continuous operation may be caused by a malfunction of the temperature sensor, thermostat or control board;
• Lack of response to switching on. If the refrigerator does not turn on, you should check the electrical network and the condition of the motor-compressor;
• Noise and vibration. Strong noise or vibration may be caused by wear on the compressor motor or a faulty fan;
• Electric shock. If an electric shock occurs when touching the refrigerator, it may be due to deterioration of the wiring insulation;
• Short-term activation. If the refrigerator turns on for just a few seconds, the problem may be in the compressor motor or the start-up relay;
• Warning signals. A flashing indicator or a beep may indicate a breakdown;
• The door does not close tightly. If the door does not close tightly, the seal may have become too thin and needs to be replaced;
• Freezing food. If food in the refrigerator or freezer is frozen, the cause may be a faulty thermostat or sensor;
• Fever. If the temperature in the refrigerator is too high, it may be due to a freon leak or a faulty motor;
• Clicking sounds at elevated temperatures. Clicking sounds may be caused by a faulty start-up relay when the motor-compressor breaks down.