You’ll find out quickly when your freezer stops working, soft food, mystery puddles, and the panic of wondering what you need to save first. That’s why our London freezer repair technicians show up ready with the parts and know-how to fix it right the first time.
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Over the years we’ve dealt with freezer issues for all kinds of models, from older chest units in basements to modern upright freezers built into high-end kitchens. And because breakdowns rarely happen at a “good” time, we focus on fast, reliable freezer repairs that get your temperature back where it belongs.
Here’s what sets us apart:
Just like how there’s so many different house designs, there’s just as many freezer designs to accommodate for them. Some people rely on a big chest freezer in the basement for bulk groceries, while others use a sleek built-in model that blends into the kitchen. Each one is unique in not only how they look, but also how they tell you something’s wrong. We’ve done freezer repairs of all types, old, new, simple, high-tech, so nothing is unfamiliar to us.
Here are the most common freezer types we service:
Freezers do a lot more work than we give them credit for, keeping food frozen, ice ready, and drinks cold. When something goes wrong, it can quickly disrupt your kitchen or business. Our appliance repair team has seen it all, and we know exactly how to tackle the most common freezer problems.
Our technicians are well-versed in the diagnostics of different brands and models have experience with all types of freezer issues, from faulty door seals to temperature control problems. With our pocket friendly rates and years of experience in the field, you can trust that Max Appliance Repair has got your repair needs covered!
It’s always best to call a professional repair technician sooner rather than later. When repairs are necessary, you might have a few questions. Here are some of the most commonly asked questions and answers.
Most of the time, yes, especially if the issue is with a replaceable part like the thermostat, fan motor, or defrost system. Freezers are built to last a long time, so even an older unit can still have years of life left with the right repair.
Most freezers need about 4-12 hours to reach proper temperature after being plugged in, depending on the brand and size. If yours is taking much longer, it could be struggling with a weak compressor, worn-out fan, or low refrigerant levels.
Absolutely. All our work is covered for both parts and labour.
A good freezer can hold temperatures for 24–48 hours as long as the door stays closed. Chest freezers tend to last longer than upright models because they trap cold air better. If your freezer warms up too quickly during an outage, it may have a sealing or insulation issue that needs attention.
Odors usually come from old spills, spoiled food, or air that isn’t circulating properly. Sometimes the issue is deeper, like a clogged drain, failing fan, or ice buildup blocking airflow.
