Refrigerator Repair Phoenix

If your freezer is making a loud noise or your fridge is making a clicking noise, it’s usually caused by a fan motor, start relay, or compressor issue. Loud buzzing or grinding often points to the evaporator or condenser fan, while repeated clicking can mean the compressor is struggling to start. If the unit isn’t cooling properly or the noise continues, it’s best to have it inspected by a professional technician. 

If your refrigerator is not cooling but the freezer works, the issue is often related to restricted airflow, a faulty evaporator fan, or a problem with the damper control that directs cold air from the freezer to the fridge compartment. In some cases, ice buildup or a defrost system failure can block proper circulation, which is a common cause of a Frigidaire refrigerator not cooling properly. A professional inspection can quickly determine whether the fix is a simple airflow adjustment or a component replacement. 

Moisture buildup on food or heavy frost on the freezer is indicative of a faulty door seal or improper temperature settings. Excess frost can also indicate a defrost system issue that prevents ice from melting properly during normal cycles. If adjusting the temperature and checking the gasket doesn’t solve the problem, our team at Appliance Repair of Phoenix can provide you a same-day inspection!

Check for ice buildup in the freezer or pooling water under the unit if you notice your fridge leaking water on the floor. This often points to a blocked drain line. A refrigerator leaking water is usually caused by a clogged defrost drain, a cracked or misaligned drain pan, or a loose water supply line. If tightening connections and clearing visible debris doesn’t resolve the issue, a technician can diagnose and repair the problem before it leads to water damage.