Fridge not cooling 

When your fridge temperature  increasing , it becomes a race against time before food spoils. Whether your system is simply not cold enough, you are losing cooling overnight, your fridge is cooling intermittently, or your drinks are not getting cold in the fridge, the problem usually points to a few distinct mechanical culprits.

Common Underlying Causes: Thermostat faults, fan motor failure, blocked internal airflow, compressor issues, refrigerant leaks, or corrupted main control boards. Understanding How refrigeration works helps our team isolate these faults before they cause permanent system failure.

Fridge Leaking Water

Discovering water leaking from your fridge or noticing water pooling inside the refrigerator can quickly ruin kitchen cabinetry. We regularly resolve complaints regarding a fridge leaking underneath, water leaking onto the kitchen floor, or a fridge dripping water inside the fresh food compartment.

• Common Underlying Causes: If you are wondering why is my fridge leaking water, it is typically tied to a refrigerator drain blocked by mold or debris, frozen drain lines, cracked overflow trays, or compromised internal water lines. 

Ice Build-Up Problems

High coastal humidity means moisture constantly enters your appliance whenever the door opens. This leads to ice building up in the freezer or excessive frost in the freezer compartment. You might notice your fridge icing up at the back wall, or discover your premium frost-free fridge is icing up despite its self-clearing rating.

• Common Underlying Causes: When a freezer is covered in ice or your fridge is freezing up inside, it indicates a total breakdown of the automated defrost cycle. This requires testing and replacing the defrost heaters, thermal sensors, or mechanical thermostats to restore optimal airflow.