Fridge Repair in Langley

At Cosmos Appliance Service, we have years of experience repairing refrigerators. One of the good things about fridges is that they require relatively little maintenance. For the most part, fridges take care of themselves, although they do benefit from regular cleaning and occasional inspection. As reliable as modern fridges are, however, they can still break down and malfunction. When you need fridge repair in Langley, don’t panic. Just make a quick call to Cosmos Appliance Service and we’ll send an expert technician to your home to diagnose and repair the problem. 

We can take care of any number of problems including malfunctioning motors, water leaks, excessive noise, constant cooling cycling, coolant failure, unregulated temperature, and so much more. 

While it is relatively easy to solve many problems that can lead to refrigerator malfunction, there are times when you should immediately call a professional.

• Fridge has started to hiss and won’t cool properly 
• There is an oily substance on the floor
• The outside of the fridge is covered in condensation
• Fridge will not stop cycling on and off
• Condenser coils are damaged

If your fridge has, or is experiencing any of these problems don’t delay; call Cosmos Appliance Services for reliable fridge repair in Langley.

Prevent Repairs with Regular Maintenance

Perhaps the most effective way to keep your fridge running efficiently is to keep it clean. Cleaning underneath and behind the refrigerator isn’t the most fun thing in the world to do, but it’s definitely one of the simplest things you can do to avoid unwanted repairs. Take off the grill at the base of your fridge and wash it in the sink. Make sure to clean the coils underneath and behind your fridge too; doing so will keep ensure that your fridge stays cool.

Gaskets

The gaskets are the door seals that ensure a snug fit when you shut the door to your freezer or fridge. Having a tight seal keeps the cold air in, and the warm air out. However, the gasket can become compromised over time—usually due to food fragments or moisture. It’s a good idea to keep these gaskets from any kind of debris and to ensure a great seal, coat them with a thin layer of petroleum jelly; it’s an easy to make the gaskets last much longer.

Ice, Ice, Drip Tray

Clean your ice bucket at least once a month. Fridges can contain a lot of odours and those odours can penetrate the ice bucket, resulting in unpleasant flavours in your favourite cool beverage. Clean out the bucket regularly to prevent this; it’s also a great idea to keep one or two opened boxes of baking soda in the fridge to absorb odours. Water filters should be replaced at least two times a year and the drip tray should be removed and washed every two months.