Do You Know What the Model and Serial Number for Your Appliance?
If you have a problem with one of your appliances and you contact an appliance repair company, a technician assigned to your call will in most cases ask you for the model number and serial number of your appliance. Below are some of the reasons:
Identify the Correct Parts and their availability and make sure he is bringing the correct parts as different models can use different parts.
Check to see if the parts are still under warranty.
Allows for accessing technical material such as manuals, wiring diagrams and troubleshooting guides.
Where Can I Find Information About My Model & Serial Numbers:
To find the model and serial number of an appliance. Most appliances include model and serial numbers on the inside of the door. Once you open the door look for metalic plate
- Refrigerators There should be a label / sticker inside the fridge on the side wall, top shelf, or door frame.
- Washers & Dryers – Inside the door frame, on the back, or near the drum opening.
- Dishwashers – Along the door edge or on the side when opened.
- Ovens & Ranges – Behind the drawer, under the cooktop, or on the oven door frame.
- Microwaves – Inside the door, on the back, or near the vent.
If you can’t find them, check your owner’s manual for guidance. By providing the model and serial numbers upfront, you help the technician speed up the repair process.
Frigidaire Refrigerator Repair
You have Frigidaire appliance questions? We have answers.
Who in Mount Prospect does Frigidaire Refrigerator Repair?
Frigidaire Refrigerator Repair: Our repair technicians work on Frigidaire refrigerators. Noor, one of our senior refrigerator technicians, has over 36 years of solid experience working on refrigeration.
Can you work on refrigerators with Sealed System issues?
If your fridge is running but not cooling, there is a chance it might be your compressor.
We have 3 refrigeration technicians that can work on sealed system issues. They can replace a compressor on any commercial or residential unit.
Amana Refrigerator: Is it worth repairing a refrigerator if it’s an older model?
If your refrigerator is over ten years old and the cost to repair is more than half the price of buying a new one, then it is probably a better option to just replace it.
Additionally, if the issue is with the compressor and it is out of warranty, it is probably wise to replace the machine. Replacing a compressor is a labor-intensive effort and requires additional part and not just the compressor by itself.
My refrigerator is not cooling, I think it needs freon?
I hear this a lot from customers when they call about a refrigerator not cooling. But this assumption is not always correct. There are a few reasons why a refrigerator can stop cooling and a freon recharge is just one of the possibilities.
My Refrigerator is not working, how much does it cost to repair it?
Well, it all starts with a diagnostic. We need to find out what the issue is before we can give a customer and exact estimate. Of course, we
need to diagnose the issue so we know exactly what the issue is and then we will be able to tell you the cost.
Who has more years of refrigerator repair experience in Mt Prospect?
Our technicians have years of experience in refrigeration. For example, one of our senior technicians has spent the last 36 years working on commercial and residential appliances.
Amana Refrigerator Repair
Amana Refrigerator Repair: Your refrigerator is one of the most essential appliances in a household and they can sometimes experience some type of issue that will prevent it from working properly. Below are some of the most common problems and their likely causes:
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Temperature Issues:
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Refrigerator not cooling properly: This could be due to a compressor, evaporator fan, or condenser coils issues.
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Too Cold: If the refrigerator is too cold, unless the thermostat is set too low, the changes are the temperature sensor could be faulty.
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Leaking Water:
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Inside the refrigerator: This may be due to a clogged or frozen defrost drain, a blocked water supply line, or a malfunctioning water filter.
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Under the refrigerator: A leak on the floor could be caused by a blocked defrost drain, a damaged or clogged condensation pan, or a faulty water inlet valve.
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Refrigerator has clicking or humming noises:
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Clicking or popping: These sounds may indicate a problem with the defrost timer or a faulty compressor.
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Buzzing or humming: A buzzing noise can result from a malfunctioning fan, while a humming noise could be due to the compressor.
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Ice / frost buildup:
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Inside the freezer: If you notice excessive ice or frost buildup, it could be due to a malfunctioning defrost system, such as a faulty defrost timer, defrost thermostat, or defrost heater.
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Ice around the door seals: If the door seals are damaged, warm air can enter, leading to frost accumulation.
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Refrigerator Runs Continuously:
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This may be caused by dirty condenser coils, a malfunctioning thermostat, or improper temperature settings.
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Water and Ice Dispenser Problems:
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Issues with the water and ice dispenser can be related to a malfunctioning water inlet valve, clogged water filter, or faulty dispenser controls.
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Door Seal Problems:
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If the door seals are damaged, the refrigerator may not maintain the proper temperature, leading to a waste of energy.
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Strange smells:
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Lingering odors inside the fridge can result from spoiled or expired food items. Cleaning the interior and checking for spoiled food is usually the solution.
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Electrical Problems:
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Electrical issues can range from a malfunctioning power cord, plug, or outlet to problems with the compressor motor or wiring.
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