Not Cooling
Airflow restrictions, evaporator or condenser fan faults, defrost failures, sensors, controls, compressor operation, and sealed-system performance can all cause poor cooling.
Learn about this problem →Cooling, leaking, ice buildup, fan, defrost, control, compressor, and sealed-system diagnostics for standard and built-in refrigerators.

Airflow restrictions, evaporator or condenser fan faults, defrost failures, sensors, controls, compressor operation, and sealed-system performance can all cause poor cooling.
Learn about this problem →Leaks can come from drains, hoses, valves, pumps, door seals, ice makers, condensation, or installation conditions. Stop use if water is approaching electrical components.
Learn about this problem →Defrost components, sensors, drains, door seals, airflow, and control behavior are checked before recommending parts.
Learn about this problem →This pattern often points to airflow, damper, evaporator fan, frost obstruction, sensor, or control issues.
Learn about this problem →Start components, inverter controls, power supply, compressor windings, temperatures, and sealed-system symptoms require professional testing.
Learn about this problem →Fans, ice interference, compressor vibration, loose panels, and installation contact points are common diagnostic targets.
Learn about this problem →Water supply, inlet valves, filters, temperatures, sensors, fill components, and ice-maker modules are evaluated.
Learn about this problem →Most standard refrigerator repairs fall around $225–$650, but the final estimate depends on diagnosis, brand, access, age, parts, and installation.
Built-in, premium, compressor, and sealed-system work may range from $350 to $1,800+ after diagnosis.






Submit the form or call (929) 577-3442. Same-day and next-day appointments are subject to availability.
$99 in Brooklyn; $125 in Queens and Staten Island; $150 in Hempstead. Diagnostic/service call is applied toward an approved repair.
Yes. The diagnostic/service call is applied toward the approved repair.
Yes, subject to technician availability, travel time, appliance type, and parts requirements.
Eligible completed repairs include a 90-day labor warranty and a 90-day warranty on parts supplied by KLIA NY. Customer-supplied parts may have different warranty limitations.
No. KLIA NY is an independent appliance repair business. Brand names are used only to identify appliances.