Refrigerator repair in South End and Dilworth

Townhomes and apartments along the Blue Line corridor often came with a builder package that includes a French-door or side-by-side refrigerator full of electronics: variable-speed compressors, several fans and a main control board. Those parts handle daily use well but dislike power surges, and summer thunderstorms are a common trigger for a fridge that stops cooling, beeps or shows a temperature warning. A second refrigerator in the ground-floor garage is a different story, since it may struggle once the garage heats up in July.

In Dilworth's renovated bungalows and foursquares, the refrigerator often stands in a cabinet surround designed decades after the house was built. With little gap at the top and back, warm air from the condenser has nowhere to go, and the fridge runs long and warm in August. Humid air also finds any gap in a sagging door gasket, leaving beads of sweat along the seal.

Unplug the fridge, vacuum the condenser coils or bottom grille, and check that the doors close evenly. If cooling does not recover within a day, our technician tests fans, sensors, defrost parts and controls, and gives you the diagnosis and the price before starting.