Refrigerator warm, freezer cold
Cold air is made in the freezer and pushed into the fridge. A dead fan or frost-blocked vents warm the fridge side first.
See the service →In customer language, not part numbers. Find the description that matches your kitchen or laundry room, and we will show you what usually causes it and what fixes it.
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Symptom Guide
Cold air is made in the freezer and pushed into the fridge. A dead fan or frost-blocked vents warm the fridge side first.
See the service →A clogged pump filter, a kinked hose, or a tired drain pump leaves the tub full and the cycle unfinished.
See the service →Airflow problems trip safety parts; after that come elements, igniters, and thermostats, tested in that order.
See the service →Filters, air gaps, drain hoses, and the connection at the garbage disposal cause most no-drain calls.
See the service →Weak igniters and elements, drifting sensors, and doors that no longer seal bake one side and burn the other.
See the service →Warm air sneaks past tired door seals, or the defrost system quits and frost chokes the airflow.
See the service →Filters, frozen fill tubes, water valves, and a freezer running warm, roughly in that order of likelihood.
See the service →Unbalanced loads, worn suspension, and tired shocks turn a spin cycle into a furniture-moving event.
See the service →Door interlocks fail first and safest; heating components are tested only after the door system checks out.
See the service →Something is jamming the flywheel. Power off, hands out, and let us free it the safe way.
See the service →Safety note: for gas smells, sparking, or burning odors, skip the guide and go straight to emergency service. General home-safety background: U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission safety education.
All Makes & Models
Don't see your brand? No problem — our techs work on all makes and models. Call (615) 583-1836 and we'll take it from there.
Good Questions
The safe checks, settings, filters, vents, coils, and seals, are fine DIY. Anything involving gas, sealed refrigeration, or live electrical testing belongs to a technician.
The appliance brand, its approximate age, the model number if you can find it, and exactly what it does (or stops doing) and when.
Call anyway. This page covers the calls we run most; odd noises, smells, and error codes are our daily work too.
Ready When You Are
Tell us the symptom when you call and we will bring the right parts and the right plan.
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