refrigerators

MOST COMMON ISSUES

This is one of the most frequent problems. It can be caused by a faulty compressor, condenser coils, evaporator fan motor, or thermostat.

Leaks can result from a clogged defrost drain, a damaged water line (for models with ice makers or water dispensers), or a faulty water inlet valve.

Issues with the ice maker can stem from a frozen water line, a faulty water inlet valve, or a problem with the ice maker assembly itself.

Similar to ice maker problems, this can be caused by a frozen water line, a faulty water inlet valve, or a problem with the dispenser mechanism.

This can be due to a faulty defrost system, a damaged door seal, or frequent door openings.

Unusual noises can indicate problems with the compressor, fan motors, or other components.

Indicates a problem with airflow or temperature regulation, possibly due to a faulty damper or fan.

Worn or damaged door seals allow warm air to enter, reducing efficiency and causing temperature fluctuations.

A malfunctioning thermostat can lead to inconsistent temperatures or prevent the refrigerator from cooling at all.

Dirty condenser coils reduce efficiency and can cause the refrigerator to overheat.

The compressor is the heart of the refrigerator, and problems with it can lead to a complete failure of the cooling system.

A broken evaporator fan causes uneven cooling or warm compartments;. This can often lead to food spoilage or excess energy use.