Dacor Refrigerator Repair in South Florida

Possible causes: A power cord not properly plugged in; the temperature control set incorrectly; heat sources or direct sunlight near the refrigerator.

Check first: Check the plug and temperature setting, and keep the refrigerator away from direct heat where possible.

When to call: Storage remains warm. We check cooling and temperature controls; Dacor columns have their own compressors and evaporators.

Check first: Clear food from the door opening and clean the gasket.

When to call: Moisture returns with the door shut. We check the seal and door fit.

Possible causes: Water pressure outside the 30–120 psi the 36-inch built-in French-door refrigerator needs at its supply; a filter that is due for replacement.

Check first: Check that water is available and whether the filter indicator is on or blinking. Replace a due filter with a Dacor-approved filter and reset the indicator.

When to call: Flow stays weak. We inspect the water path.

Possible causes: The normal startup time of a newly installed ice maker.

Check first: Allow 12 hours for the first ice.

When to call: There is still no ice after startup, or an established unit makes too little. We check the water supply and ice system; ice that is made but will not dispense needs a separate dispenser check.

Possible causes: Water dripping on the defrost heater during a defrost cycle; refrigerant moving through sealed pipes as the refrigerator cools.

When to call: A new persistent noise comes with warming storage or another operating failure. Our technician checks the noise and cooling.