On this page you can ask all the problems that occurs with your refrigerator, be it a small refrigerator or other refrigerator types.
It’s easy, you simply fill out the comments under the name, email, and identification of problems as well as brand and model of your refrigerator.
If you do not want to comment on the issue fridge in my post on this page, you simply add the word ‘Private’ at the beginning of the comments we will not publish your comments and answers from your refrigerator repair will be sent to your email.
These refrigerator troubleshooting consultations are all free of charge and is a form of service to our visitors to our website so we hope to add value to visitors of this website. But we do not guarantee that we will be able to answer correctly or our answers can overcome all the problems of your refrigerator, but we make sure that we will give our best in answering your problem.
Do not forget to be specific to your refrigerator problem identification, the more specific the sooner we may be able to provide solutions to your questions. Keep in mind that our team is only as a refrigerator repairman who is not certified from any company but we have experienced for a long time in the world of refrigerator repair this certainly does not guarantee that all your problems can be resolved from this free consultation.
This page will continue to be updated with refrigerator repair problems from visitors and you should not hesitate in asking about any refrigerator, we will try our best to answer.
Before you start asking questions, we recommend to read the FAQ below which is a few suggestions that may prevent the occurrence of problems in your refrigerator.
1. Freezer layer is damaged, the causes and prevention.
This is one problem that often occurs in the refrigerator, where a freezer took longer to cool or even can not cool at all. The cause may be from a damaged freezer’s layer.
The cause for damaged freezer layer is more frequently occurs because during an ice pick or other object attached to the lining of the freezer. Usually a layer of ice that freezes in the freezer will go draw or direct damage (leaking) the layer of freezer. Because in a hurry or impatient when prying the ice so it does not realize that the objects used for prying participate in injure the thin layer of freezer.
To prevent this, you should never gauge by direct contact with the layer of freezer. To pick an ice or other objects that stick, you can use a flat screwdriver in the side of the ice by shaking bit by bit slowly at the side of the ice (which is not in direct contact with a layer of metal freezer).