Fridge is warm but the freezer still works
Cold air comes from the freezer, so when the freezer is fine and the fridge isn't, the airflow between them has usually stopped. We check for a frozen-over evaporator, a failed fan and a stuck damper.
Fridge repair in Aylmer and Gatineau, 7am to 11pm daily
A warm fridge puts a whole week of groceries on a clock. Our local techs repair top-freezer, bottom-freezer, French door, side-by-side and built-in fridges across Aylmer, and we carry the parts that fail most often. When you go ahead with the repair, the visit and diagnosis are free, and the work has a 3-month warranty.
Tell us what you're seeing when you call. Most fridge problems fall into one of these six, and each one points us to a short list of likely causes.
Cold air comes from the freezer, so when the freezer is fine and the fridge isn't, the airflow between them has usually stopped. We check for a frozen-over evaporator, a failed fan and a stuck damper.
If the light is on but the whole unit is warm, we test the compressor start components, the condenser fan and the control board. Dusty coils under the fridge can also push it past its limit on a hot day.
A thick layer of frost on the back wall means the automatic defrost isn't doing its job. We test the heater, the sensor and the timer or control, and check the door seal for gaps.
Water under the crisper drawers usually comes from a blocked defrost drain. A puddle on the floor can be the drain pan, the water line or the inlet valve. We find the source before replacing anything.
A frozen fill tube, a failing inlet valve or an old filter can each stop the ice. We work out which one it is and tell you if the filter is simply due for a change.
Many fridges aren't built for an unheated garage in an Outaouais January. The cold fools the thermostat and the freezer starts to thaw. We'll tell you honestly whether a repair or a garage kit makes more sense.
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Call Us the Moment It Feels Warm
From cooling loss to mysterious puddles, we quickly pinpoint faulty mechanical, electrical, and electronic parts to restore safe temperatures.
Often caused by a defective defrost system causing frosted coils, a failing evaporator fan motor, or a stuck air damper control restricting airflow between compartments. We test airflow channels and sensor resistance to resolve it quickly.
When both compartments warm up, the culprit is usually a burnt compressor start relay, a seized condenser fan motor, or a failed main electronic control board. Heavy dust accumulation on coils can also trigger safety shut-offs.
Snow-like frost accumulation indicates warm moist air entering via a cracked door gasket, or an interrupted auto-defrost cycle due to a bad defrost heater, bi-metal thermostat, or defrost control board.
Puddles under the crisper drawers usually point to a blocked or frozen defrost drain line. Leaks behind or underneath often originate from a cracked water supply tube or a weeping dual water inlet valve.
Hollow cubes, jammed ejector arms, or zero water output can result from frozen water fill tubes, defective solenoid inlet valves, clogged water filter housings, or failed modular ice maker assemblies.
Repetitive clicking every few minutes usually signals an overloaded compressor struggling to start. Loud whirring from inside suggests fan blades hitting frost buildup, while lower rattling points to loose drain pans or condenser mounts.
Taking prompt action while our technician is in route can save hundreds of dollars in groceries:
Rule out simple environmental or configuration issues with these five-minute tests:
Our Bedford service vans carry factory-spec replacement parts and diagnostic equipment for all major North American and imported brand models.
Transparent pricing, local certified technicians, and zero surprises.
Call our Bedford team or submit our rapid booking form. We answer 7 AM – 11 PM daily to schedule the earliest arrival window.
Our certified tech inspects electrical components, fans, controls, and airflow, pinpointing the root breakdown and presenting a fixed quote.
Upon your approval, the diagnostic fee is waived into the repair. We install OEM factory parts stocked right inside our service vehicle.
We test temperatures and cycle behavior before leaving. All replaced parts and labor are fully backed by our 90-day peace-of-mind warranty.
We are a tight-knit, certified, and fully insured Bedford appliance team. We provide honest repair-or-replace guidance: if fixing an older 12-year-old unit is not cost-effective, we'll tell you straight.
Frequently asked questions about refrigerator repairs and pricing.
In most cases, common issues like a failed start relay, evaporator fan, defrost heater, or door gasket cost a fraction of buying new and can give your unit 4–7 more years of life. However, if major components like the sealed system compressor have failed on an older entry-level unit, our technician will give you honest, no-pressure advice on whether replacement is more economical.
We perform comprehensive diagnostics on all electrical, electronic, and airflow components. If an internal refrigerant leak or compressor failure in the sealed system is detected, we diagnose it thoroughly, explain the cost realities honestly, and discuss viable next steps so you never pay for unnecessary parts.
Because our technicians operate locally in Bedford and neighboring HRM communities, same-day dispatch is typically available within 2 to 4 hours of your call. We prioritize non-cooling refrigerators to save your food.
Our standard visit fee covers a complete in-home system diagnostic by a certified technician. When you approve our upfront quote and proceed with the repair during that visit, this diagnostic fee is fully waived toward your repair total.
Our service vans are dispatched daily across Bedford and surrounding HRM communities:
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