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Refrigerator Repair San Diego

Refrigerator Repair San Diego

MD Appliance LLC offers Refrigerator Repair in San Diego and Orange county, California. We service all refrigerator brands, makes and models.  We do specialize in luxury refrigerator brands. Our technicians specialize in  Viking refrigerator repair, Thermador, Miele, KitchenAid, GE Monogram, U-Line, Gaggenau, Bosch, True, Jen-Air, Dacor, Electrolux and Sub-Zero refrigerator repair. We also work on other major brands such as Whirlpool, Frigidaire, GE, Maytag, Kenmore, Samsung, LG, Kenmore and many more. Most households rely on their refrigerators on a daily basis. Refrigerator is the only home appliance that runs all the time. Because of that refrigerator problems are not uncommon. There are some things you can do to prevent problems with your refrigerator.
  • Always set the temperature control on recommending settings. 37F in the refrigerator and 0F in the freezer compartment.
  • Clean the refrigerator condenser coils ones a year. If you let the dust and debris accumulate on the coils it will cause the compressor to overheat. Compressor will work harder and eventually malfunction. Temperature will rise inside the unit and your food might not be safe to consume. 
  • Do not overload your refrigerator. You could block the cold air vent. Cold air will not circulate around your food. The result will be a warmer-than-recommended fridge, which can be dangerous in terms of food safety.
  • Change the water and the air filter on a regular basis.
  • Clean the spills inside the fridge. Therefore, bacteria and parasites will not contaminate your food.
  • Regularly check the door gaskets for cracks and tears. Wipe the gaskets with the wet cloth to prevent any further damages. 

If your refrigerator not cooling, call us or schedule the appointment online.

Refrigerator not cooling properly can be a major inconvenience. Fixing the broken refrigerator is not that difficult. You just need to understand how the refrigerator operate and how to diagnose the problem.

Refrigerator not cooling - common causes:

  • The temperature control setting is wrong. Therefore, correct the thermostat setting. 
  • The condenser coils might be covered with dust. First you need to locate condenser coils. They are typically in the back or on the bottom of the fridge. Then use a special brush to get rid of the dust.
  • Replace the refrigerator door gaskets due to damages such as tears, cracks, gaps etc.
  • The inside of the refrigerator is overloaded with food. The items in your fridge could be blocking the air vent. Because of that cold air will not circulate properly.  That will cause temperature problems as well.
  • The refrigerator is located in either too hot or too cold  outside environment . The outside temperature can affect refrigerator proper operation. As a result that will cause the refrigerator to work longer and harder. 
  • The evaporator fan motor might stop working. As a result there will be no cold air circulation inside the unit. Temperature will rise and the food will spoil. If so replace the evaporator fan or call our professional service.
  • The condenser fan motor stops working or starts making noise. Consequently that will overheat the compressor due to lack of the cooling airflow. If so replace the condenser fan motor or contact our service department.
  • The start relay is faulty. If so, replace it or call our professional service.
  • Ice maker is not making ice. First make sure that the it's turned on. Then check the water supply shut-off valve. Finally clear the ice maker from any ice cubes stuck inside or in the dispenser chute. If you can’t easily dislodge the ice, try to use warm water or a hair dryer to melt it. Replace the old water filter. 

   

Kitchen Aid Refrigerator Freezer Drawer Hard to Open

Kitchen Aid Refrigerator Freezer Drawer Hard to Open or Close

Problem:Kitchen Aid Refrigerator freezer drawer seems to bind when halfway open or closed. Cause: This may be due to the slide width being narrower than the basket width. Correction: Use the tolerance in the slide bracket and drawer holes to aid in relaxing the bind.
  1. Shut Off the Refrigerator.
  2. Remove the basket/door assembly from the refrigerator via the four 5/16” screws,
  3. Cycle the slides individually to confirm that the slide itself has not failed.
  4. Proceed to loosen the four 3/8” bolts attaching the slide bracket to the cabinet on each side.
  5. Push and hold each slide towards the wall and retighten the bolts.
  6. When reinstalling the basket/door assembly to the slides get all 4 5/16” screws started, then as tightening them down lift up on the basket .
  7. Turn on the refrigerator

MD Appliance LLC offers professional Kitchen Aid Refrigerator Repair San Diego CA. All of our technicians are state licensed KitchenAid appliance repair experts with many years of work experience. We require our repairman to receive training from the manufacturer so that they are up to speed on the newest models and procedures.We specialize in repairing and servicing all KitchenAid Refrigerator models. Contact us if you need troubleshooting assistance or a service visit.
 

Disclaimer: The Technical Reference Materials (hereinafter “Materials”) at this site are intended for viewing and use by qualified appliance service technicians. If you do not possess sufficient mechanical and electrical skills and the ability to comprehend, understand and follow all safety warnings and cautions on the product in these Materials, do not attempt to undertake the repairs that are depicted in these Materials. MD Appliance LLC disclaims any and all liability, to the fullest extent permitted by law, arising out of your use of the site and Materials.

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Kitchen Aid Refrigerator Mullion Discoloration

Problem: the Kitchen Aid Built In Refrigerator Mullion strip, the divider between the freezer and refrigerator food compartments, may, under certain circumstances, become discolored. the mullion turns a yellowish brown color. Cause: the condenser fan motor runs intermittently or stops completely. this causes the condenser and heat loop temperature to rise. the increased heat loop temperature may result in a slight discoloration of the mullion strip. Correction: order and replace the condenser fan motor Part# W10181323 per service Pointer k4317426 and Mullion tape kit Part# follow the instructions supplied in the service kits.
MD Appliance LLC offers professional Kitchen Aid Refrigerator Repair San Diego CA. All of our technicians are state licensed KitchenAid appliance repair experts with many years of work experience. We require our repairman to receive training from the manufacturer so that they are up to speed on the newest models and procedures.We specialize in repairing and servicing all KitchenAid Refrigerator models. Contact us if you need troubleshooting assistance or a service visit.
 

Disclaimer: The Technical Reference Materials (hereinafter “Materials”) at this site are intended for viewing and use by qualified appliance service technicians. If you do not possess sufficient mechanical and electrical skills and the ability to comprehend, understand and follow all safety warnings and cautions on the product in these Materials, do not attempt to undertake the repairs that are depicted in these Materials. MD Appliance LLC disclaims any and all liability, to the fullest extent permitted by law, arising out of your use of the site and Materials.

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KitchenAid Refrigerator Control Board W10219462 Replacement

There is a new service kit replacement for the main control board W10219462 used in KitchenAid Refrigerator units. Service kit contains: Control Board Assembly (Including Wiring Harness),  multiple Control Boards, Mounting Bracket, and Instruction Sheet . Functions performed by the original control board are now performed by multiple control boards.  Models: 36" Bottom Mount W10801767, 42" French Door Bottom Mount W10802701 or W10823814, SxS with Dispenser W10789107, SxS without Dispenser W10801766
MD Appliance LLC offers professional Kitchen Aid Refrigerator Repair San Diego CA. All of our technicians are state licensed KitchenAid appliance repair experts with many years of work experience. We require our repairman to receive training from the manufacturer so that they are up to speed on the newest models and procedures.We specialize in repairing and servicing all KitchenAid Refrigerator models. Contact us if you need troubleshooting assistance or a service visit.
 

Disclaimer: The Technical Reference Materials (hereinafter “Materials”) at this site are intended for viewing and use by qualified appliance service technicians. If you do not possess sufficient mechanical and electrical skills and the ability to comprehend, understand and follow all safety warnings and cautions on the product in these Materials, do not attempt to undertake the repairs that are depicted in these Materials. MD Appliance LLC disclaims any and all liability, to the fullest extent permitted by law, arising out of your use of the site and Materials.

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KitchenAid Built-in SxS Refrigerator too warm in the refrigeration compartment

Note: All KitchenAid Refrigerators K and M Models, Example model KSSC42FK Problem: Too warm in the refrigerator, or too warm in the top shelf area of the refrigerator compartment. Posible Cause: Not enough air is directed to the top right side of the upper shelf area on some refrigerators. Recommended Solution: The air diverter has been redesigned to direct more air to the top shelf area. Remove the cover and compare the air diverter to the old and new diverters pictured. Replace the old diverter with a new diverter #2309222.
MD Appliance LLC offers professional Kitchen Aid Refrigerator Repair San Diego CA. With many years of experience and over 15.000 customers served in last two decades we are one of the most trusted and best rated KitchenAid appliance repair company in San Diego and surrounding areas. Contact us if you need troubleshooting assistance or a service visit.
 

Disclaimer: The Technical Reference Materials (hereinafter “Materials”) at this site are intended for viewing and use by qualified appliance service technicians. If you do not possess sufficient mechanical and electrical skills and the ability to comprehend, understand and follow all safety warnings and cautions on the product in these Materials, do not attempt to undertake the repairs that are depicted in these Materials. MD Appliance LLC disclaims any and all liability, to the fullest extent permitted by law, arising out of your use of the site and Materials.