Freezer running but not freezing

What to expect when you experience a freezer running but not freezing

How to fix a freezer that is running but not freezing

Addressing most issues with a freezer running but not freezing typically involves replacing a bad compressor, faulty cold control thermostat or broken compressor start relay. However, since various factors could contribute to the problem, a thorough examination of the freezer is crucial for effective resolution of the problem. Having an accurate diagnosis made by a professional service technician if often necessary to determine the extent of the required repair.

Solutions for a freezer that runs but does not reach freezing temperatures

When your freezer isn't cooling properly, there could be numerous causes. To prevent unnecessary part replacements, we advise having a Sears Home Services expert conduct diagnostic tests to pinpoint the underlying issue. Our technicians have extensive experience in diagnosing various types of freezer malfunctions. The technician will examine the freezer and determine the exact cause of the cooling issue to accurately fix the problem.

What to watch for with a freezer running but not freezing diagnosis

It can be hard to diagnose modern appliances without the right knowledge and training. Some diagnostic techniques are complicated and you might end replacing the wrong parts. Don’t risk wasting money on parts that won’t fix the problem.

Appliances, especially those made in the last decade, have become very advanced, with electronic parts that are hard to check. Repairing the latest appliance models yourself is getting harder. To get your freezer diagnosed and repaired accurately, schedule freezer repair through Sears Home Services and we’ll send an experienced technician to your home to fix the problem.