Peachtree City is the planned Fayette County city where golf carts roll along about 100 miles of paths that tie its villages, lakes and shopping centers together. It's Hank. My crew at Mars Appliance Repair takes care of refrigerators, freezers, ice makers, wine coolers, ovens and ranges in Peachtree City homes, and we can be there same- or next-day.
If something in the kitchen stops working, call (470) 516-8711; a person answers 24/7. Prefer to type? Send the form on this page, and we'll call back to set a time.
Tell Hank's crew what's acting up and the best number to reach you. We'll call you right back to lock in a Same- or Next-Day slot — no obligation, no upsell circus.
Peachtree City ZIP code: 30269. Enter it in the form and you'll see right away that your street is on our map.
fridges with torn gaskets, warm doors or moldy seals.
freezers that frost the food or run all day.
ice makers that slow down, stop or overflow.
wine coolers that drift warm or ice up inside.
ovens that overheat, underheat or won't start.
ranges with dead elements or burners that won't light.
The rubbery gasket around each refrigerator door does a big job. It keeps cold air in, humid air out, and it takes thousands of openings a year. Food spills, sticky fingers and spilled juice all end up in its folds, and over time that gunk can stiffen the rubber, grow mold, or tear the gasket where it flexes most, near the hinges.
A gentle cleaning a few times a year helps it last:
Signs the gasket needs replacing, not cleaning: a split you can see, a corner that stays flattened, frost or water forming next to the seal, or the door swinging back open after you push it shut. A worn gasket makes the compressor run longer to keep up, which wears on other parts too. Replacing a gasket is one of the jobs my techs handle, with a gasket made for your model.
Not sure whether a gasket still seals? Try this after dark. Turn on a small flashlight, set it inside the fridge pointing at the door edge, close the door and switch off the kitchen lights. Walk slowly around the door. Light showing through anywhere along the seal means cold air is getting out at that spot too. Repeat for each door and the freezer drawer, then take the flashlight out.
Many refrigerators have a button labeled something like fast freeze, quick freeze, ice boost or power freeze. They don't all work the same way, but the idea is similar: the freezer runs colder than usual for a set number of hours, then returns to normal on its own on most models.
The timing matters. The feature does the most good when you turn it on a few hours before you load the freezer with a big grocery haul or a batch of room-temperature leftovers. By the time the food goes in, the freezer is already extra cold, and the food freezes faster.
Some things to know:
When is it a problem? The freezer stays extra cold for days with the boost light off, the fresh-food section starts freezing too, or the button does nothing at all. Any of those can mean a control or sensor problem, and a tech can test both.
Pull out a bag of frozen vegetables and find it full of snowy frost. Open a carton of ice cream and the top is covered in ice crystals. Is the freezer failing? Not necessarily.
Frost inside packages forms when moisture leaves the food and freezes on the coldest surface nearby, which is often the inside of the bag. A little of it is normal, especially in half-empty packages with lots of air inside. It gets worse when:
Squeeze the air out of bags, wrap food tightly, and keep the freezer at 0°F. Then watch what happens. If frost keeps building on the food, and you also see frost on the back wall, ice around the door or a thermometer reading above 0°F, it's time for a repair visit. Those signs point to a gasket, a defrost part or the fan that moves the cold air.
The USDA's answer is yes: freezer burn hurts quality, not safety. The dry, grayish spots will taste like cardboard, so trim them off before or after cooking, or toss the piece if most of it is affected. The bigger lesson is what the frost was telling you about how the food was wrapped and how steady the freezer is.
Reach us: call or send the form. A person answers 24/7 and sets aside a same- or next-day time for your visit.
See what's wrong: the tech starts by checking power, water, gas and the settings, then tests the part behind your problem and explains the failure in plain terms.
Get it working: once you agree, the tech installs genuine or OEM-approved parts and runs the appliance to make sure it's fixed. The work comes with up to 6 months of warranty on parts and labor.
Peachtree City kitchens bring us Whirlpool, GE, GE Profile, KitchenAid, Bosch, Frigidaire, Maytag, Kenmore, Samsung, LG, Electrolux and Haier appliances, along with wine coolers from many makers. Each tech I send has years of experience with these brands.
Mars Appliance Repair is owned by a family and answers to no manufacturer. None of these brands endorses us; we list them only to show what we repair.
Peachtree City visits set out from 1945 The Exchange SE, Atlanta, GA 30339.
Call (470) 516-8711 and a person answers, any hour, or use the form, and we'll arrange a same- or next-day visit in Peachtree City.
Slots for a fridge that just quit on you.
Original manufacturer (OEM) parts whenever we can.
Workmanship warranty on our labor.
Of fixing fridges, ovens and ranges.
For the refrigerant side of the job.
A small crew that treats your home like our own.
Yes. All of 30269 is covered, every village from Aberdeen to Wilksmoor.
Visits in Peachtree City are same- or next-day. Calling earlier in the day leaves more times open.
Warm water, a little mild dish soap and a soft cloth. Rinse, dry, and skip harsh cleaners and sharp tools.
When it's split, a corner stays flat, frost forms beside it, or the door won't stay shut.
A few hours before you load a lot of food, so the freezer is already extra cold.
Moisture from the food freezes inside the bag. Seal bags tightly. Frost on the back wall too means the freezer needs a check.
Genuine or OEM-approved parts, picked by your model and serial number.
Up to 6 months, and that includes our labor as well as the part.
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