Single-door & direct-cool
Cooling, thermostat operation, door gasket and manual defrost concerns can be assessed. Never chip away ice using a knife or sharp tool.
Weak cooling can result from airflow, door sealing, defrost, electrical or sealed-system faults. We accept chargeable repair enquiries for out-of-warranty domestic refrigerators. Tell us whether the freezer, fresh-food compartment or both have stopped cooling and whether the appliance runs continuously.
Visiting charges from ₹500 · Out-of-warranty products only

Cooling, thermostat operation, door gasket and manual defrost concerns can be assessed. Never chip away ice using a knife or sharp tool.
Fan airflow, defrost heater, sensors and air passages can affect compartment temperatures. A cold freezer with a warm fridge does not automatically mean a compressor problem.
Multiple sensors, fans, control boards, dispensers and ice makers may be involved. Share the exact model and any water-supply connection when enquiring.
Variable-speed compressors and electronic controls require compatible diagnosis and replacement components. Support for an imported or unusual model must be confirmed first.
Assessment may include temperature settings, door seals, condenser ventilation, fans and compressor operation. Symptoms guide the next checks.
Excess frost may involve seals, airflow, sensors or the defrost system. Removing ice alone may not address the underlying cause.
Starting faults, repeated clicking and shutdowns may involve supply, protection devices, controls or compressor condition. Replacement is proposed only after testing.
Sealed-system work requires appropriate equipment and the specified refrigerant. Leak repair and compatibility must be considered before a refill.
A damaged gasket or blocked drainage route can cause condensation, puddles or loss of cooling. The location and timing of the leak help diagnosis.
Tell us if the appliance has a plumbed water supply, filter or ice maker. Work depends on model design and parts availability.
Safe checks can help describe the issue. They are not a confirmed diagnosis.
A safe first stepCheck temperature settings, door closure and blocked internal air vents.
What may need inspectionFan, defrost and airflow components may need inspection.
A safe first stepKeep doors closed as much as possible and arrange alternative cold storage for perishables.
What may need inspectionSupply, controls, starting components and sealed-system operation may need testing.
A safe first stepDo not use sharp tools or a heat gun to remove ice.
What may need inspectionGasket, defrost control and drainage may be checked.
A safe first stepKeep clear of wet electrical connections.
What may need inspectionDrain routes, trays and water-supply connections may need assessment.
A safe first stepNote the pattern and stop use if there is burning smell or overheating.
What may need inspectionStarting and protection components and compressor condition may need checking.
Keep ventilation clear, avoid overpacking air vents and check that the door closes fully. Clean only accessible surfaces according to the manual. Protect temperature-sensitive food if cooling fails; do not assume it is safe because the appliance light still works.
Explore safe DIY checks →Tell us the symptom, model and location. We’ll discuss the visit charge and availability before you arrange an inspection.
This is the starting visit charge, not the total repair price. Confirm the exact charge for your appliance and address by phone.
Discuss your service enquiry ↗Brand names identify the appliance only. We are independent, not authorised by these manufacturers. Confirm the exact model, appliance category, parts and repair feasibility by phone; a listing does not guarantee support.
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No. The light can work while the cooling system is faulty. Check actual compartment cooling rather than the light alone.
Compatibility, condition, refrigerant type, access and economics must be assessed. A repair is not always practical.
Yes. Share the exact model and symptoms so support and parts availability can be discussed before a visit.
Tell us what’s wrong. We’ll discuss the next step.