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Broken Freezer

Has your freezer suddenly stopped freezing your food or liquids? We understand that this can be quite concerning as you really don’t want your food to expire because then it’s just wasted money. It’s a good job that there are DIY solutions out there for you to try before you start thinking about replacing your whole freezer or having to pay top dollar for a maintenance person.
  • If we can’t fix it, you don’t pay!
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  • We provide a warranty on all repairs
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Benefits of Service: No Replacement, Food won’t spoil, Easy to fix again

  • No Replacement – If you manage to figure out why you have a Broken Freezer then you won’t have to replace your entire fridge-freezer combination.
  • Food won’t spoil – If you keep your freezer maintained and fix it quickly then that’s less time worrying about your food spoiling. This means not having to go food shopping so soon again.
  • Easy to fix again – If you learn how to maintain your freezer then if it breaks down again it’ll be easier to figure out how to fix any new problems.
There could be a few reasons why you have a Broken Freezer. However, you are also very fortunate that there are a few solutions to fix some of the most common problems freezers have.

A Sheet Of Ice On The Bottom Of The Freezer

Ice is of course going to be common in any freezer. It’s only ever an issue when there’s an excessive amount of sheet ice covering the bottom of your freezer. This is normally caused as a result of a clogged defrost drain tube. This tube normally transfers excess water to a drip pan. If this tube clogs up then the water just freezes over. To fix this you need to gently pour hot water down this defrost tube which will melt the ice and clear out the tube.

Evaporator Fan Motor

This fan draws air from the freezer’s evaporator coils and then circulates it all around the freezer. If this fan doesn’t work the freezer then doesn’t cool. To fix this open your freezer do and manually activate the freezer door switch. If the fan doesn’t turn on then that’s your issue. To fix this you then need to replace your evaporator fan motor.

Why Choose Us

Your freezer is the one appliance that you simply cannot do without. So, when you need fast repairs, call Express Repair GTA at (647) 492-7773. Here are a few reasons why you should call us:
  • Speedy same day service
  • On-site appliance repairs anywhere in the GTA
  • Affordable rates
  • Trained and experienced technicians
  • Convenient after-hours service
  • Service guarantee on all repairs

FAQ

A freezer may stop working due to a faulty thermostat, evaporator fan failure, dirty condenser coils, a defective compressor, or electrical issues affecting the cooling system.

If the freezer is running but not maintaining freezing temperatures, the problem could be restricted airflow, frost buildup on the evaporator coils, a malfunctioning fan motor, or low refrigerant levels.

Common signs of a failing compressor include unusual noises, constant running without adequate cooling, repeated clicking sounds, or the freezer failing to reach the desired temperature.

Excessive frost is often caused by damaged door seals, frequent door openings, high humidity, or a malfunctioning automatic defrost system.

Yes. Power outages and electrical surges can affect control boards, compressors, and other electrical components, potentially causing cooling problems after power is restored.

If basic troubleshooting does not resolve the issue, or if you suspect problems with the compressor, refrigerant system, electrical components, or control board, professional diagnosis and repair are recommended.