Freezers

Freezers are an essential component of our daily lives, so when something goes wrong, it can become a major inconvenience. There are a number of things that can go wrong with your freezer, but the most common problems include damage to the compressor, problems with the condenser or a defective evaporator. Carrying out a freezer repair is a complex task that should only be performed by factory certified technicians. Fortunately, with over 20 years in the business of servicing, maintaining and repairing appliances, Universal Appliance Repair is guaranteed to solve your problems.

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Our technicians who are well-trained and up-to-date with the latest technology, can help you with both domestic and industrial-sized freezer repairs. The secret to our speedy service is a combination of efficient customer care, organized order processing and an extended stock of replacement parts.

Our experience extends to the following brands:

Amana, Danby, Frigidaire, GE, U-Line, Whirlpool

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To receive service, call Universal Appliance Repair Toll Free at 800-387-2011 to have your ice maker repaired today.

Our office hours are: Monday-Friday from 7am to 6pm and Saturday from 10am to 2pm.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q. Why isn’t my freezer staying cold or keeping food frozen?
A. A freezer that doesn’t maintain proper cold temperatures can be caused by issues like a faulty thermostat, blocked air vents, excessive frost buildup, or a malfunctioning compressor — problems a trained technician can diagnose and fix.
Q. What should I do if there’s too much frost or ice buildup inside my freezer?
A. Excessive frost often means the defrost system isn’t working correctly or the door seal is compromised. While some homeowners can manually defrost, persistent or recurring frost problems usually require professional inspection and repair.
Q. How do I know if my freezer needs professional repair rather than a simple DIY fix?
A. Basic checks like ensuring power is connected and the thermostat is set correctly are good first steps, but if your freezer consistently fails to cool, makes unusual noises, or shows electrical issues, it’s best to schedule a professional service.
Q. How long does a typical freezer repair visit take?
A. Repair duration varies by the issue — simple part replacements or thermostat adjustments might be completed in one visit, while more complex problems like compressor faults may take longer, especially if parts must be ordered first.
Q. Can regular maintenance help prevent freezer problems?
A. Yes. Keeping door seals clean and intact, preventing overloading, and ensuring proper airflow inside the freezer can help maintain efficient performance and reduce the likelihood of costly breakdowns. Regular professional maintenance can also catch early signs of failure.