Frigidaire Refrigerator Not Cooling? Same-Day Repair
Frigidaire refrigerators commonly lose cooling due to a failed evaporator fan motor, a clogged defrost drain, or a faulty temperature control thermostat. Our technicians service all Frigidaire models — including Gallery and Professional series — same-day in Gainesville, Haymarket, and Bristow.
Common Causes
Evaporator Fan Motor Failure
Frigidaire models are known for evaporator fan motor issues, especially in Gallery series French door models.
Temperature Control Thermostat
A faulty thermostat doesn't signal the cooling system to turn on, leaving the fridge warm.
Defrost Drain Clog
Frigidaire side-by-side models are prone to defrost drain clogs that cause ice buildup blocking airflow.
Start Relay Failure
If you hear clicking every few minutes, the start relay may be failing to engage the compressor.
What You Can Check First
Try these before calling for service — they may resolve a simple issue.
Check for frost buildup on the back wall of the freezer — a defrost issue
Listen for clicking sounds from the back — could indicate a start relay problem
Make sure the condenser coils underneath are clean (Frigidaire often places them on the bottom)
Verify the fridge isn't in demo/showroom mode (check the display settings)
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