Loud noises are one of the most common problems we’re called in to repair. If your refrigerator all of a sudden starts making more noise than usual, it could be because of a broken condenser fan motor or a damaged evaporator fan motor. 

We can check to make sure there isn’t anything caught in the condenser fan and check to make sure the fan motor runs well. A noisy fridge is often caused when the evaporator fan motor in the freezer (behind the rear panel) fails. 

Generally, these noises are much louder when the fridge door is open. If this is the case, we’ll need to replace the evaporator fan motor.

Loud noises are one of the most common problems we’re called in to repair. If your refrigerator all of a sudden starts making more noise than usual, it could be because of a broken condenser fan motor or a damaged evaporator fan motor. 

We can check to make sure there isn’t anything caught in the condenser fan and check to make sure the fan motor runs well. A noisy fridge is often caused when the evaporator fan motor in the freezer (behind the rear panel) fails. 

Generally, these noises are much louder when the fridge door is open. If this is the case, we’ll need to replace the evaporator fan motor.

Fridge leaks are a sign of a broken water inlet valve. Condensation could be another reason why you see water around your fridge. This is a sign that your door isn’t properly sealing shut, either from a broken door latch, bad gasket, or damaged hinges. 

If your door seems fine, you can check for cracks on the water inlet valve. Make sure it’s tightened to the supply water line.

Before you call in for help, check to make sure your refrigerator is plugged in and that the circuit breaker hasn’t tripped off. 

If all looks well, we might be facing temperature control malfunctions or a broken compressor overload relay. In which case, you can call your trusted refrigerator repair experts in Calgary.

If your ice maker isn’t producing ice or your ice cubes smell off, there’s likely an issue with the temperature control in your freezer. This could also happen from a broken water inlet valve or damaged water fill tube. 

Smelly ice cubes are a sign that your ice maker is working too slow. The freezer temperature must be set between 0 – 5 degrees Fahrenheit (-18 – -15C) for the ice maker to function.

When the fridge is too warm, it’s a sign there’s a broken inlet damper. If your fridge is so cold that it’s freezing your food, then there is an issue with the thermistor. 

The thermistor controls the fridge temperature and sends temperature readings to the control board, regulating the power to the compressor and evaporator fan. 

You should call the expert appliance repair service in Calgary to handle such issues for you.

When it comes to the broken water dispenser, the water inlet valve or dispenser actuators are to blame. The water inlet valve supplies water to the dispenser. If the valve is defective or if the water pressure is too low, the valve won’t open. 

The valve requires a minimum of 20 psi to function properly. If the pressure seems right, test for continuity using a multimeter. If there’s no continuity, it’s time to replace the valve.

If the fridge door isn’t shutting properly, you’ll get a pool of condensation inside the refrigerator and possible leakage. Not to mention, your electricity bill will go through the roof as your fridge works twice as hard to stay cool. 

A faulty door may require new hinges, resealing, latches, and gaskets to close correctly. When it comes to burnt-out light bulbs, we can source the specific bulbs for a wide range of household fridge models.

Check the door seal for any gaps or damage. Defrost the freezer regularly, following the manufacturer’s recommendations. Examine the defrost heater, thermostat, and timer for potential issues. Ensure proper ventilation and spacing of food items to allow adequate airflow.

Clean the interior of the refrigerator, including shelves, drawers, and removable components. Place an open box of baking soda or a charcoal-based air purifier inside to absorb odors. Check for spoiled or expired food items and promptly discard them. Occasionally wipe down the interior with a mixture of water and baking soda to neutralize odors.

Clean the condenser coils to improve heat dissipation. Ensure proper ventilation around the appliance. Check the thermostat settings and adjust as needed. If the cycling persists, it could be a problem with the compressor, thermostat, or other electrical components, requiring professional diagnosis and repair.