Common refrigerator problems DTA can diagnose
Call early when the fresh-food section is warm, the freezer is soft, food is beginning to spoil, or water is spreading under the appliance. Refrigerator problems can move quickly, especially during hot Philadelphia weather or in kitchens where the unit has limited breathing room.
Refrigerator not cooling
The cabinet feels warm, the freezer is soft, the unit runs constantly, or the temperature never settles after the doors stay closed.
Water leaking inside or on the floor
A blocked defrost drain, cracked line, loose fitting, inlet valve, ice maker fill issue, or poor door seal can all put water where it should not be.
Clicking, buzzing, or loud fan noise
New clicking, buzzing, scraping, or humming can point to airflow restrictions, fan trouble, frost buildup, water valve issues, or parts working harder than normal.
Frost, condensation, or gasket trouble
Frost, sweating, or a loose door seal can let warm air into the cabinet, make the refrigerator run longer, and still leave food at the wrong temperature.