True Residential Refrigerator Repair Near You — All Brands Serviced

Hinge cartridges, gaskets and door hardware are stocked wear items rather than reasons to scrap a cabinet. On the sealed system, newer models use hydrocarbon refrigerant, which is flammable and needs its own handling procedure. Greater Boston kitchens rely on these cabinets through long services with little slack.

Grease on a True cabinet's condenser

A condenser drawing in grease-laden kitchen air loses its ability to reject heat. The compressor runs hot for longer, the cabinet warms during service and, left alone, the compressor eventually fails.

Condenser cleaning on a fixed schedule heads off most warm-cabinet calls on True units. We look at the condenser first on any warm True cabinet. A coil cleaned on schedule costs far less than a compressor lost to heat.

Doors worked through every service

Gaskets and hinge cartridges on a busy line take far more punishment than anything domestic. A door that no longer closes itself is a steady heat load the system was never designed to carry.

Replacing those parts often brings the cabinet back to temperature without any refrigeration work. Hinge cartridges and gaskets are stocked, so the job is usually completed in one visit.

Fans, drains and residential True units

An evaporator fan motor that has failed leaves the compressor running with no circulation. The coil frosts and product warms, and drain lines blocked with debris add pooled condensate in the cabinet base.

True's residential-style units in high-end Greater Boston kitchens get the same commercial service approach, because that is what the equipment really is. The cabinets are simply worked less hard than those on a restaurant line.