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Fridge Repair in Jacksonville
Is your fridge giving you trouble? We specialize in fridge repairs throughout Jacksonville and the surrounding areas. No matter if your fridge isn’t cooling, or it’s making weird noises, contact our experts today and let’s get it back to normal.
- We offer quick, same-day repair services
- Honest pricing with no hidden fees
- Our team is fully licensed and insured
Vlad from Max Appliance Repair was efficient and helpful. He repaired my dryer and maintained my refrigerator, I was able to get a same day appointment and professional advice.
Dimitri was excellent! Very knowledgeable, professional, and efficient. He immediately solved one of our refrigerator problems and answered our questions. I would call this company again.
Very good service. I called after the refrigerator went death on a Saturday and Vlad arrived very quick at the promised time. Diagnosed the problem and was very helpful. Very responsive. Excellent service. Thank you!
Why Jacksonville Homeowners Trust Us
When your fridge’s on the fritz, every minute counts, especially in the Florida heat. That’s where we come in. Our team has been providing expert appliance repairs in Jacksonville, Cedar Hills, Arlington, and nearby areas for years now. We show up the same day you call with real solutions, not guesswork, and treat your home like it’s our own.
Here’s what to expect when you choose us:
- Customer Approval: Before any repairs, we’ll walk you through what went wrong, what are your options, fix it fast, and make sure you’re 100% satisfied or else we’re not done the job!
- Local Experts You Can Count On: With years of hands-on experience, we know all major fridge brands inside-out, and what the most common problems are for each one.
- Fully Equipped Van: Our team comes prepared with all the most common tools and parts needed to complete repairs the first time, so you can skip the long waits.
Our Repair Technicians On The Job
Types of Refrigerators We Fix
No matter what kind of fridge you have in your kitchen, our professional technicians are trained to handle it. From modern, high-tech models with touchscreen displays to classic top-freezers that have been running for years, we got the know-how to handle them all.
Here are just some of the types of refrigerators we repair:
- Bottom freezer refrigerators
- Side-by-side refrigerators
- Top freezer refrigerators
- Freezerless refrigerators
- Compact refrigerators
- Counter depth or built-in refrigerators
- Smart refrigerators
- French door refrigerators
- And more!
Common Fridge Problems We Repair
With our technicians having years of experience fixing fridges, we’ve run into every problem imaginable. If your fridge isn’t performing as it should, it might be due to one of these common issues:
Fridge not staying cold
If your fridge isn’t holding temp, it could be due to dirty condenser coils or a weak compressor, that’s the part that pushes refrigerant through the system to keep things cold. The thermostat could also be broken, which means your fridge temps are not correct.
Water dispenser not working
If nothing’s coming out, it might be a frozen water line or a clogged water filter. Another common issue is the inlet valve, which controls water flow into the fridge, if it’s broken, your dispenser won’t get the water it needs.
Fridge and freezer have uneven cooling
This usually comes down to a stuck or broken damper, that’s what regulates how much cold air moves between the fridge and freezer. A failing evaporator fan can also make it so one of these sections is fine but the other is too warm.
Fridge making odd noises
Clicking, buzzing, or loud humming can point to a worn-out compressor start relay, it’s what helps kick the compressor on. Grinding or squealing often comes from the evaporator (which absorbs the heat from the air and keeps your fridge cold) or condenser fan motors wearing down or getting blocked.
Leaking fridge
A blocked defrost drain is a common cause, when it clogs, melted frost can back up and drip under the fridge. The water inlet valve, which feeds water to the dispenser and ice maker, can also crack or come loose and leak behind the unit.
Ice maker is overflowing
If your ice bin is constantly flooding, the water inlet valve might be stuck open. The ice level sensor, the part that tells the fridge when to stop making ice, could also be faulty or misaligned.
Freezer is not cold
A warm freezer often means the evaporator coils are frosted over, blocking airflow. The defrost system (which includes a timer, heater, and thermostat) is supposed to keep that frost in check, when it fails, cold air can’t circulate properly.
Fridge door won't close
This usually comes down to a damaged door gasket, that’s the rubber seal that keeps cold air from escaping. If the fridge isn’t level or the door hinges are bent, it can also cause the door to swing open slightly after you walk away.
Freezing food in the fridge
If your lettuce is turning into ice, the thermostat could be stuck on full blast. Some fridges also have a stuck damper (which is used to regulate the cold airflow) that’s letting in too much cold air from the freezer, even when it’s not needed.
Call our qualified fridge repair experts today: (904) 595-9290
Common Refrigerator Parts We Carry
You don’t need to guess which part you need when your fridge stops working, we’ve got it covered. Our Jacksonville repair team comes fully stocked with the most frequently replaced refrigerator parts, ready to tackle the problem on the spot. From a worn-out seal or a faulty fan motor, we bring the right gear so you don’t have to wait around. And if your fridge needs something a little more specific? No problem. We’ll source it quickly and get your appliance back to normal without you lifting a finger.
Here are just some of the common parts we carry:
- Thermostats
- Evaporator fans
- Defrost timers
- Door gaskets
- Water inlet valves
- Compressors
- Control boards
- Start relays
- Motors
- Condenser coils
- And more
Fridge Brands We Can Repair
We specialize in repairing all the major fridge brands, including Whirlpool, Samsung, LG, GE, Maytag, KitchenAid, Frigidaire, Bosch, Electrolux, and more. With our expertise, you can trust that your fridge will receive top-quality repair services. Contact us today to restore your fridge to peak performance!
We Repair Appliances All Across Jacksonville, FL
Fridge Repair Questions
Got questions about fridge repair? We’re here to help! Contact us today for professional advice and dependable repair services you can trust!
How often should I clean the condenser coils on my fridge?
It’s advised to clean the condenser coils at least twice a year for optimal performance. Dirty coils can make the fridge work harder and may result in cooling issues.
What is the average lifespan of a fridge?
Most refrigerators last between 10 to 15 years, depending on the brand, usage, and how well they’re maintained. High-end models or well-cared-for units can last even longer. If your fridge is over 10 years old and constantly giving you trouble, it might be time to consider replacing it. But in many cases, a solid repair can still add a few good years to its life.
What do I do for fridge maintenance?
Fridge maintenance is simpler than most people think. Here’s what you can do:
- Clean the condenser coils every 6 months to prevent overheating. (They’re usually behind or underneath the unit.)
- Check and clean door seals to make sure it’s a tight closure. A loose seal lets cold air escape.
- Clear out expired food and avoid overpacking so air can circulate properly.
- Empty and clean the drip pan, if your model has one.
- Make sure it’s level, a tilted fridge can cause doors to not seal properly.
Regular maintenance can extend your fridge’s life and help catch minor issues before they turn into expensive repairs.
Do fridges need space around them?
Yes, giving your fridge some breathing room is key to keeping it running efficiently. Most refrigerators need at least 1–2 inches of space behind and on the sides for proper airflow. This ventilation helps the compressor and coils release heat, which keeps your fridge cool on the inside.
Do you provide warranty on repairs?
Yes, we offer a warranty on both parts and labor to ensure your peace of mind.
Why is water pooling at the bottom of my fridge?
Water pooling inside the fridge may result from a clogged defrost drain, a malfunctioning water inlet valve, or a damaged door gasket. Our technician will inspect the fridge to diagnose the problem and make the necessary repairs. Call us now at (904) 906-1062.
How can I prevent my fridge from developing odors?
To avoid odors in your fridge, clean up spills and food residues regularly, throw away expired items, and place an open box of baking soda inside to absorb odors. Also, make sure there’s proper ventilation and try not to store strong-smelling foods uncovered.