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Refrigerator Repair in Pflugerville, TX

Expert Refrigerator Repair repair in Pflugerville. Skip the runaround and get a clear diagnosis for just $39.

  • Diagnostic drops to $39 as you complete the steps.
  • Typical repair time: 2-3 hours.
  • Typical labor range: $120-$290 (labor only, parts extra).
  • Coverage: 78660, 78691 and nearby areas.

Recent Refrigerator Repair Repairs in Pflugerville

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AustinDec 29, 2025VERIFIEDREPAIRED

LG • Model LFXS26973S

$257
Parts + Labor
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Issue

The customer reported water leaking from the refrigerator door when using the water dispenser.

Fix

The technician replaced the damaged water tank in the refrigerator door. After the repair was completed, the water dispenser system was fully tested. The dispenser operated normally, and no leaks were observed.

Parts:

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* Prices shown are from past completed jobs and include parts and labor. Actual repair cost varies by model, diagnosis, and part availability.

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If you're in zip codes 78660, 78691, our techs are already working in your neighborhood. Most refrigerator repairs are completed in 2-3 hours with transparent pricing and a clear diagnostic.

Common refrigerator problems we fix in Pflugerville

These are common refrigerator symptoms we diagnose in Pflugerville, TX. We confirm the exact cause during the diagnostic before any repair.

Not Cooling

When a refrigerator stops cooling, the cause is usually airflow, compressor start components, or a sealed system issue.

  • Check evaporator fan motor operation
  • Inspect condenser coils and condenser fan
  • Test compressor start relay and overload

Quick tip: Clean the condenser coils and make sure food items are not blocking air vents inside the fridge.

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Running Too Warm

If temperatures are higher than normal but the unit still runs, the issue is often restricted airflow, dirty condenser coils, or weak cooling performance.

  • Verify actual temps vs setpoint (fresh food + freezer)
  • Check evaporator fan airflow and damper operation
  • Inspect condenser coil cleanliness and condenser fan

Quick tip: Set the fridge to the recommended temperature and wait 12–24 hours. If temps don’t stabilize, book a diagnostic.

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Freezer Section Not Cooling

When the freezer section warms up, it’s often a defrost issue, fan failure, or airflow blockage from frost buildup.

  • Inspect evaporator coil for frost/ice blockage
  • Test evaporator fan motor operation
  • Check defrost heater and defrost thermostat

Quick tip: If there’s heavy frost on the back wall, limit door openings and book service—airflow is likely blocked.

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Ice / Frost Buildup

Excess frost usually points to a defrost system failure, door seal leak, or airflow/damper problems.

  • Inspect door gaskets and sealing surfaces
  • Check defrost heater continuity and defrost thermostat
  • Verify defrost cycle operation (board/timer)

Quick tip: Check the door gasket for gaps and make sure nothing prevents the door from closing fully.

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Not Defrosting

If the evaporator ices over, cold air can’t circulate. This is usually a defrost heater/thermostat/control issue.

  • Test defrost heater for continuity
  • Test defrost thermostat/bi-metal (temperature dependent)
  • Verify defrost control board outputs

Quick tip: If airflow is weak and frost is heavy, don’t keep running it for days — it can stress the compressor.

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Leaking Water

Most refrigerator leaks are caused by a clogged defrost drain, drain line issues, or a faulty water inlet system.

  • Inspect and clear defrost drain and drain trough
  • Check drain line routing for kinks/backflow
  • Inspect water inlet valve and supply line connections

Quick tip: Look for ice buildup near the drain area and clear visible debris. If leaking is active, shut off the water supply.

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Making Loud Noise

Unusual refrigerator noises usually come from fan motors, ice/frost contacting a fan blade, or compressor vibration.

  • Inspect evaporator fan motor and shroud
  • Check condenser fan blade and motor
  • Verify compressor mounting and vibration points

Quick tip: Make sure the refrigerator is level and not touching cabinets or walls—vibration can amplify noise.

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Door Not Sealing

A poor door seal causes temperature swings, frost buildup, and longer compressor run times.

  • Inspect gasket condition and magnet seal
  • Check door alignment and hinge wear
  • Inspect sealing surface for warping/debris

Quick tip: Try the paper test: close the door on a sheet of paper. If it slides out easily, the seal may be weak.

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Compressor Running Constantly

Constant running typically means the unit can’t reach set temperature due to airflow blockage, dirty condenser, weak compressor, or sensor issues.

  • Inspect condenser coil and airflow around unit
  • Check door seals and air leaks
  • Verify thermistor/sensor readings vs actual temps

Quick tip: Vacuum the condenser area and ensure ventilation clearance. If temps don’t improve, book a diagnostic.

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FAQ about refrigerator repair in Pflugerville

How much does refrigerator repair cost?

Most jobs in Pflugerville fall into the $120-$290 labor range. Parts are quoted separately once the technician confirms the exact failure during the diagnostic.

How fast can you come out?

Same-day or next-day visits are usually available for most zip codes in Pflugerville. When you complete the wizard above, you'll see available time windows before you confirm.

Is it worth fixing an older unit?

During the diagnostic, the technician will estimate the total repair cost and compare it to the age and condition of your refrigerator.