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If your refrigerator is leaking from the bottom or doesn't get cold or it just doesn’t work as use to be you need professional refrigerator repair help.  Simply call our local number and we will take care of the rest. We are available 24/7 for El Paso, TX refrigerator Repair at:

915 261-0601

Please note: We Don't Sell Parts and Buy or Sell Used Refrigerators.

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We don’t work on small appliances such as vacuum cleaners, sewing machines etc. We work only on major appliances such as washers, dryers, refrigerators, ovens, stoves, dishwashers etc.

We service and repair all refrigerator brands:

You can schedule your same day El Paso, TX refrigerator appointment simply by calling us at:

915 261-0601

Or via email. Please include your name, phone number and brief explanation of the problem you are experiencing with your refrigerator. As soon as we receive the email we will notify you to schedule your appointment for El Paso, TX refrigerator repair.

Our refrigerator repair area includes all of El Paso, TX and the surrounding cities that are listed below:

The text below is posted only to help you how to increase the usage life of your refrigerator and use it in the most efficient way, so that will save you from electric and water bills and future El Paso, TX refrigerator repairs. It is posted with the understanding that we are not suggesting that you do refrigerator repairs by your self. If refrigerator repair assistance is required, the services of competent refrigerator repair technicians in El Paso, TX are available anytime at our local phone number.

915 261-0601

What is the sign that the defrost system is not working. These systems are normally quite simple. They consist primarily of a defrost timer, which on most refrigerators initiates a defrost cycle every twelve hours; a bimetal limit switch to turn the heater off when the evaporator-plate reaches a level above 60 degrees; and the heater itself, which he embedded within the evaporator coil or located immediately attached to it. (Remember that some models use the "hot gas," as previously mentioned.

An initial check of this system is to simply turn the knob of the defrost timer to the point where you hear the system click into the defrost cycle. If the heating element is working, you will probably able to hear a slight "popping" as it expands from the heat, a hiss as a drop of melting water strikes the warm heater. If the heater sounds as though it is working, allow the timer to stay in the defrost position. It should end the defrost cycle and turn the compressor back on within a maximum period of twenty-five minutes. If it does not, suspect the defrost timer. The small synchronous motor may not be working. On many timers the motor movement may be observed through a small window in the back of the cover. Both switch contacts may be tested with the VOM. A single-pole, double-throw switching arrangement is often used on these timers a circuit to the compressor is established during the running circuit to the heater during the defrost cycle. Both circuits can be energized at the same time.

This ring up an exception to one of the principles that many refrigerator technicians rely on for quick and proper diagnosis and you should know about it. When examining a refrigeration appliance, one of the questions you should ask yourself is whether the problem lies in the refrigeration system or if the problem is electrical. If the compressor is running but not cooling, feel the condenser tubing. If it is hot or warm to the touch, you know that the refrigeration circuit is doing, its job of removing the heat from the contents.

 In a refrigerator with a frost-free system, there is a condition which causes the condenser to be hot, yet the evaporator is only cool (not cold) or even in to the touch. This is caused by the compressor and the evaporator heater remaining energized at the same time, and the problem always lies within the defrost timer. You can use the "hot condenser" principle to good advantage. If the system is running, air passage ways are clear but the evaporator warm, a cool condenser means that there is likely a problem within refrigeration system most likely leak or restriction. It's time to call refrigerator repair technician. Don’t forget, however, that your accurate description of the problem can save you money and make the refrigeration repair much easier

If expert refrigerator repair assistance is required, the services of competent professionals are available 24/7 at our local phone number.

915 261-0601