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Is your refrigerator not cooling, making strange noises, or leaking water?
Don’t let a broken fridge ruin your groceries or your day. If you’re searching for “refrigerator repair near me” in Minneapolis or St. Paul, MN, you need fast, reliable, and affordable service from local experts you can trust.
At Minneapolis Appliance Repair Service, we understand how important your refrigerator is to your daily life. When it isn’t working properly, it’s more than an inconvenience—it can lead to wasted food, higher energy bills, and even health risks.
That’s why our team offers same-day and emergency refrigerator repair throughout the Twin Cities, so you don’t have to wait long to get back to normal.
Why Choose Us for Refrigerator Repair in Minneapolis & St. Paul?
• Fast, Local Service: We’re based in your community, so we can often offer same-day appointments and quick response times for urgent repairs.
• Experienced Technicians: Our skilled repair professionals are trained to handle all major refrigerator issues, from temperature problems to faulty ice makers and everything in between.
• Honest, Upfront Pricing: No surprises or hidden fees—just transparent quotes and affordable rates.
• Fully Stocked Vehicles: We bring the parts and tools needed to fix most fridge problems on the spot, saving you time and hassle.
• Satisfaction Guaranteed: We stand behind our work with a warranty on parts and labor so that you can have peace of mind.
Common Refrigerator Problems We Fix:
• Fridge not cooling or freezing
• Water leaking onto the floor
• Strange noises or vibrations
• Ice maker or water dispenser issues
• Frost buildup or temperature fluctuations
• Broken door seals or lights
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Sometimes, refrigerator repair problems are easy to resolve, and you can occasionally repair the fridge yourself. Below, in the 'How-to' refrigerator repair tips section, are things you should check before I drive to your home. These tips save us time and money.
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Most importantly, reduce the panic around your challenge by buying dry ice at a grocery store to prevent food spoilage. With food prices so high, you'll be glad you did. Dry ice can last a couple of days. Please be careful.
1. Clean the condenser coils annually; blowing them out is the best method.
2. If your fridge has a computer, reboot it by unplugging the refrigerator for five (5) minutes; problems will sometimes vanish.
3. If the fridge is not working, try resetting the GFI circuit breaker or plugging it into a different outlet.
4. Always ensure the temperature controls are set correctly, typically to medium.
5. Ensure the doors close tightly on their own and that the ice chute door closes as well.
6. Clean door seals and anything they touch with soap and water. That's insurance; you'll never need to replace a sticky, ripped, or torn door seal.
7. Food should always be stored in a refrigerator at a temperature below 40°F.
8. Ensure the fridge has been running for at least 24 hours before the service member arrives, unless you hear clicking noises.
9. The water storage tank freezes when the food door storage is too cold. For a cold glass of water, no water will come out of the dispenser on the freezer door.
10. Plastic water supply lines to the fridge are an accident waiting to happen. They can be damaged and leak, causing water damage throughout the area.
More DIY Refrigerator Repair Tips
11. For a big party, use a cooler for beer and soft drinks. When the refrigerator door is left open too much, the fridge runs nonstop, trying to cool down again. Then the compressor will remain on for days, potentially damaging the starter components. Even the computer burns up; I've seen this happen many times.
12. If you notice any signs of a water leak, turn off the water and call for service. If you can not find the water shutoff, call anytime.
13. If you need Amana Refrigerator Repair because the refrigerator is dead and you have a bottom freezer drawer. The freezer is too full of food. When you open the bottom freezer drawer, the food turns off the dial. Please turn it on and send money to your favorite charity.
14. How and why to organize your fruits and vegetables.
15. Every adult in the home should know where to shut off the water for the whole house and where the refrigerator's water shutoff valve is located in case of a refrigerator water leak.
16. Ensure the refrigerator circuit breaker is labeled on the box in case of an emergency. Practice with the adults in finding and turning off the correct circuit breaker.
17. Leave the refrigerator off for 5 minutes between stops and starts.
18. You need GE Refrigerator Repair when the freezer temperature fluctuates by 10 degrees and then returns to 0 degrees. If your GE refrigerator is running excessively and overheating, please call us now before further damage occurs.
19. Hydrogen Peroxide, if used correctly, will clean and disinfect the refrigerator and its contents.
20. Ensure the display reads the correct temperature after delivering your refrigerator. I have visited a client's house for GE refrigerator repairs multiple times and have noticed the temperatures have been incorrect since installation. There is too much at stake to say we did not know how to reset the refrigerator display.
21. Your kitchen counter-depth refrigerator often becomes full. Perhaps your children enjoy hanging on the doors. You should ask the installer to install anti-tip brackets behind the fridge. Nothing is too good or too safe for my babies.
22. Over the years, I have seen a few fridges turned off, resulting in food loss. Try locking the controls or taking the knob off so the curious toddler doesn't make a mistake. I did this yesterday.
23. Check if your refrigerator's door gaskets are airtight with no gaps. Put a strong flashlight inside the refrigerator or freezer and leave it on. If you see light shining through, there is a problem.
24. If a refrigerator's food door gasket is wrinkled, you can sometimes smooth it out with a blow dryer.
25. Don't block the vents of a refrigerator or freezer; this slows down or stops the refrigerator's cooling process.
Hydrogen Peroxide Tips for Fridges
3% hydrogen peroxide will disinfect in the same way as any store-bought cleaner: 2 ounces in a sink full of cold, clean water will yield squeaky-clean vegetables, free of almost everything. Clean the cutting board with hydrogen peroxide; if not, disinfect it after use.
Use a spray bottle to clean and disinfect the inside of your refrigerator, including the walls and shelves. Food-grade hydrogen peroxide kills bacteria, viruses, fungi, and other microorganisms. Click to call or text (612) 913-6986
