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When your refrigerator stops working, it can be a real hassle. You have to buy fresh food, and then figure out where to store it. Plus, if your fridge is part of a larger kitchen appliance set, cooking and baking can become quite challenging.

Luckily, Appliance Repair Shymon can help. We offer top-quality refrigerator repair services Repair GE (General Electric) for all brands and models. Whether your fridge is leaking, the compressor is broken, or the ice maker isn't working, we can fix it.

We know you need your fridge repaired quickly when it breaks down. That's why we offer same-day service for most repairs. Plus, we use high-quality parts and materials to ensure your fridge lasts for years.

From faulty compressors and unresponsive temperature controls to broken shelves, Appliance Repair Shymon can help you decide if it's worth repairing your fridge based on the damage and the cost of parts and labour.

Why isn't the refrigerator cooling? Here are some common reasons and steps to diagnose the problem yourself. If you're unsure, a qualified repair technician can identify and fix the issue.

The electrical outlet isn’t working: Check if your fridge light is on or plug another appliance into the outlet to see if it's functioning.
The compressor is faulty: Replacing this part involves handling refrigerant, which is hazardous and flammable. Only a qualified repair technician should do this.
• Part cost: from $555, Labour: $240, Total: $795.
The temperature control is faulty: It needs to be replaced.
•Part cost: from $210, Labour: $100, Total: $310.
Is it worth replacing a refrigerator shelf? Replacing a broken shelf or crisper is always worthwhile.

•Part cost: from $145.
How to reduce refrigerator repair costs?

• Use generic parts: A new refrigerator costs around $2,000. Repairing a compressor might cost about $800, with the part alone being no less than $550. Generic parts, compatible with many models, can save you money. A generic refrigerator compressor, for example, can cost $150, saving you $400. This makes repairs more affordable.
• DIY refrigerator repair: On average, 40% of repair costs are labour-related. Thinking of doing the repair yourself? First, consult the instruction manual of the defective device. You might find a troubleshooting guide to identify the problem, along with instructions, precautions, and warnings.
However, be cautious. Attempting repairs yourself risks worsening the problem or causing damage (such as water damage). Some repairs are complex and risky, like those involving the refrigerant circuit, which should only be handled by a qualified repair technician. Conversely, repairing a washer or dishwasher pump might only involve unscrewing a few screws and disconnecting a hose. Remember, if you do the repair yourself, there’s no warranty on the work.

Before calling for help, ensure the issue isn’t due to a blown fuse, incorrect connection, or a crushed or blocked hose. A simple visual inspection and basic checks can save you from an unnecessary service call.

How do you know if a refrigerator repair is worth it? Repairing your appliance extends its lifespan, reduces environmental impact, and often saves money. Here are some guidelines to determine if it's worth repairing:

•For appliances 10 years old or less, it’s usually worth fixing minor issues that cost less than $250 in parts and labour.
•If the estimate exceeds $250, calculate the appliance's residual value using a residual value calculator.
•If the repair cost is more than the residual value but doesn’t exceed it by more than $150, it’s worth doing.