Brevard Appliance Repair
About us
(321) 604-6736 - Friendly Appliance Repair Service of Brevard County Florida - Please Call For Service - Locally Owned & Operated
Business highlights
Services we offer
Dishwasher, Dryer, Oven, Range, Refrigerator, Stove, Washer
Accepted Payment Methods
- CreditCard
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"We made several calls and left messages but didn't receive call backs. Give me a call and I will be glad to issue you a refund. (321) 604-6736"
He was very professional, courteous and friendly, and even gave me advice on my refrigerator which is old and not cooling well.
I will definitely be calling them for future repairs, and recommending them to all my friends.
Initially, we had considered buying a new refrigerator, but decided to fix the old one instead; due to the custom size of ours, available space and cabinetry. Lew and Charlie were both timely, professional and got the job done. They came out twice. Once to diagnose our problem, and again to fix it. Both times they were able to come out relatively quickly after my call.
I definitely recommend Brevard Appliance Repair and would use again.
I thought perhaps dust and dog hair around the condenser coils was the problem, but vacuuming did not fix it. So I called Brevard Appliance Repair around 10:00 AM. They said Ray would come out between 12:00 and 2:00 PM. He called around 12:45 and arrived about 1:00 PM. I'd already turned the breaker off, cleaned out the defrost drain, and removed the ice from the freezer walls with a hairdryer. He asked a few questions and quickly determined it was either the defrost heater, defrost timer, or defrost thermostat causing a buildup of ice behind the back wall of the freezer which impeded the flow of cold air. He went to his truck to see if he had the parts on hand, which he did. Before he started the work he gave me an estimate of repair costs, dependent on which parts had to be replaced once he got inside the unit to test them.
Turns out only the defrost heater (the most expensive part) had to be replaced. After the $10 Senior Discount offered for Angie's List customers, the total cost was $250. This included about 2 hours of labor taking it apart, removing the ice build-up, and putting it back together again. Not bad in my view!
It went through a series of defrost cycles Monday afternoon/evening and overnight, so by Tuesday morning it was cooling as it should, making ice, and keeping temperatures well within the "safe" zone on both sides.
Thanks, Ray!
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