Expert Appliance Repair Services

 It's important to acknowledge that refrigeration systems, including refrigerators, can be complex and that issues with cooling can have various causes. The "My Fridge not Cooling" symptom is indeed a common problem, but the underlying reasons can range from simple fixes, like replacing the fan motors or sensors, to more complex and costly issues, such as replacing the ctrl board or servicing the sealed system, which includes the compressor. 

Troubleshooting and repairs for a fridge that is not cooling can vary from relatively simple fixes to more complex and costly solutions:

The specific repair needed for a refrigerator that's not cooling will depend on the diagnosis made by a professional technician during an in-home inspection. They will assess the condition of the various components, identify the root cause of the cooling issue, and recommend the appropriate repair or replacement. It's essential to have a qualified technician handle these types of repairs to ensure that the issue is resolved correctly and efficiently.

The Sealed System in refrigeration units is hermetically sealed and is subject to strict regulations.

Handling the sealed system requires specialized knowledge, experience, and equipment.

Not all issues can be resolved with 100% success, and there are limitations:

• Some restrictions in the system may not be removable.
• Not all leaks can be accessed and repaired.
• Certain compressor failures may cause damage to the entire system.

The success rate in resolving these issues is generally high (over 85%), but it's not guaranteed.

Results will only be known after 24 hours following the technician's visit.

If the problem is not resolved or other issues are revealed after 24 hours, the technician will revisit at no extra cost and advise on the best course of action based on pressure results.

This level of transparency and commitment to resolving the issue is valuable for customers, as it provides clarity and assurance that every effort will be made to address the problem, even in challenging situations.

Please note that the actual cost may change depending on the fridge type, the scope of work,  and the cost of that compressor if required, which is not specified in the provided breakdown.

1. Arrival and Initial Assessment:

• Arrival, connection to the system, and pressure reading:         $100
• Installation of a valve (if necessary):                                    $50
• Providing you with an explanation of the issue and a quote

2. Service Stage One:

• Evacuation of existing refrigerant: Included in the service
• Burst cleaning of the system with nitrogen: Included in the service
• Replacement of the old system filter with a new one:             $150

Replacement of the compressor (if required, labor only):                   $300

3. Additional Costs:

Compressor cost: This cost is not specified and will be provided separately by the technician.

4. Final Steps:

• Resealing your system
• Pressurizing the system for 15 minutes to detect leaks
• Recharging the system with new, clean gas (Refrigerant):     $200

After completing the work, your system must run for 24 hours to rebalance and determine if the issue has been resolved.