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When your refrigerator has an issue, it’s not only an inconvenience. You could lose all the food and condiments inside, which is a major monetary loss, which is why you should know how to identify when it’s time for emergency fridge repair. To help you prepare for this potential need, Dickerson’s Commercial Refrigeration & HVAC in Lexington, KY, shares three signs to look out for that probably require a call to a refrigerator repair technician. 

3 Signs You May Need Emergency Fridge Repairs

1. Ice Buildup

Check the temperature setting on your fridge. Even at a colder temp, its contents should not be frozen. If you find your food is covered in ice, you may need emergency fridge repair to address the temperature settings. Also, consider calling a repair person if the freezer is over-freezing foods. While you want water to turn to ice in the freezer, the temperature can become too cold, which racks up electricity bills, causes freezer burn, and increases the thawing time.

2. Heat

emergency fridge repairYour fridge features coils that cool your food and beverages. These coils can grow old over time, wearing away their insulation. You may notice heat coming from the coils when you grab something from the back of the fridge. This is an indication that the coils need replacing immediately or you risk your food going bad.

3. Rotting Food

When you put fresh food in the fridge, you should know how long it will last in the constant temperature of the appliance. If you find that food is frequently going bad early, your fridge may have an issue with its motor. The appliance might require a parts replacement to bring the temperature back up to normal, so it can preserve your food longer.

Your refrigerator is one of the key appliances in your kitchen. Follow proper maintenance by cleaning out the ice maker and wiping down the compartments and door every few weeks to keep it sanitary. When an occasion to get emergency fridge repair arises, call Dickerson’s Commercial Refrigeration & HVAC at (859) 254-1436. Visit the website for information about the commercial, industrial, and worldwide refrigeration and HVAC solutions available.

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