Skope, Williams, Turbo Air, Bromic and Atosa through to Samsung, LG, Fisher & Paykel, Westinghouse and Liebherr — diagnosed and repaired by licensed refrigeration mechanics carrying genuine and OEM-equivalent parts.
Brand knowledge changes the diagnosis, not just the paperwork. Our vans carry brand-appropriate diagnostic tools and the parts we see fail most often.
If your brand isn't listed, call us anyway — sealed-system and control faults follow the same rules across manufacturers, and we source parts for most units sold in Australia.
Kitchens, cafés, bakeries, bottle shops, supermarkets and coolroom installations.
Outdoor bars, alfresco kitchens, cellars, venues and man caves.
Every major household brand sold in Australia, including premium and imported units.
From a single underbench unit to a full coolroom and supermarket display run — diagnosed, repaired and returned to safe holding temperature.
Single, double, three and four door uprights — compressor, fan, defrost and controller faults.
Tight-clearance units that run hot when condensers block. Cleaned, regassed and re-sealed properly.
Glass door merchandisers, drinks and grab-and-go cabinets — including door heater and fogging issues.
Humidity and temperature control set correctly so product holds its finish through the trading day.
Sandwich and salad prep units, gastronorm wells, lid seals and evaporator icing.
Heavy-duty use, constant door openings — we fix the fault and the cause behind it.
Condensing units, refrigerant leaks, defrost circuits, probes, door seals and blocked drain lines.
Open multidecks and island cases, including remote-rack and self-contained systems.
Venue and outdoor bar units — thermostats, fan motors, seals and gas faults.
Bottle and can merchandisers holding drinks at spec even through a summer rush.
Cycle faults, probe errors and airflow problems that stop a batch reaching temperature in time.
Planned servicing that catches blocked condensers and failing fans before they cost you stock.
Same brands, different layouts — and each layout fails in its own way. Here's what we see most across Sydney homes.
Freezer on top. Usually defrost heaters, timers and drain blockages causing water in the crisper.
Freezer drawer below. Common faults are drawer seals, evaporator icing and fan motor noise.
Vertical split with ice and water. Dispenser, water valve, inverter board and damper faults.
Twin doors over a freezer drawer — hinge alignment, seal wear and sensor faults are typical.
Multi-zone units with convertible compartments, extra dampers, sensors and control boards.
Cabinetry-mounted units needing careful removal, correct clearances and refit after repair.
Single and dual-zone cellars where a few degrees of drift matters. Sensors, fans and seals.
Garage and second freezers — thermostats, lid seals, gas faults and heavy ice build-up.
Almost certainly. The list covers what we see most, not our limit. Sealed systems, controllers and defrost circuits behave the same way across manufacturers, and we source parts for most units sold in Australia. Call with the brand and model number and we'll confirm.
Compressors, control boards, thermostats, sensors, fan motors and door seals come through proper supply channels — genuine or OEM-equivalent. We don't fit generic substitutes that fail early and cost you a second callout.
Often yes, through OEM-equivalent and cross-reference supply. Where a part is genuinely unobtainable, we tell you straight away rather than charging for a diagnosis that leads nowhere.
Yes — Sub-Zero, Liebherr, Miele, Siemens, Smeg and similar. These need care with integrated cabinetry and electronics, which is exactly why they go to a licensed refrigeration mechanic rather than a general handyman.
Yes. Every completed repair carries a workmanship warranty regardless of brand. If the same fault returns within the warranty period, we come back and address it.
The brand and the model number from the sticker inside the door or behind the kick panel, what the unit is doing (warm, noisy, leaking, icing up or showing an error code), and how long it's been happening. A photo of the display code speeds things up.
Give us the brand, the model number and the symptom — you'll get a straight answer on the phone and an itemised quote before any work starts.
