Peachtree Corners became a Gwinnett County city in 2012, but its story starts in the late 1960s, when Paul Duke laid out Technology Park and the neighborhoods around it, with the Chattahoochee River bending along the north and west sides. It's Hank. My crew at Mars Appliance Repair repairs refrigerators, freezers, ice makers, wine coolers, ovens and ranges in Peachtree Corners houses and townhomes, with same- or next-day visits.
When something stops working, phone (470) 516-8711 and a person answers 24/7. Or send the form on this page, and we'll get back to you to settle on 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 Corners ZIP code on our map: 30092. Norcross shares 30092, so coverage follows the number rather than the city name. Pop yours into the form, and you'll see right away whether your street is on it.
fridges that stay warm long after you stock them.
freezers that frost up, hum nonstop or soften the ice cream.
ice makers that quit, overflow or freeze into clumps.
wine coolers that drift warm or run without a pause.
ovens that burn one side of the tray or bake slowly.
cooktops with weak, uneven or yellow flames.
Holiday cookies, a sheet of roasted vegetables and a casserole, all in the oven together. Then the cookies on the top rack burn, the ones underneath stay pale, and the casserole takes forever. Most of the time the oven is fine. It just can't move heat through a crowded box.
An oven bakes with moving hot air. Every pan blocks some of that air, and pans packed edge to edge turn each rack into a wall. Heat gets trapped above and below the pans, and the food in the middle sees much less of it.
How to load a busy oven:
When it's the oven, not the load: one side of a single pan always burns, the oven never reaches the setting with only one rack in, or the convection fan stays quiet in convection mode. My techs check the bake and broil elements, the sensor and the fan motor.
A tall stockpot or a wok can give a gas cooktop a hard time. The rule is simple: the flame belongs under the pan, not around it.
When to call: a burner that goes out under a large pot, a flame that turns yellow and leaves soot on the pan, grates that warp or crack, or knobs that get too hot to hold. Those point to a burner, an igniter or an air shutter that needs a look.
On a smooth electric cooktop, a pan much smaller than the ring wastes heat and makes the element cycle off more, while a pan that hangs far past the ring heats the glass around it. Pick the ring that matches the base of the pan.
You get home from a warehouse-store trip and fill every shelf. Two hours later, the fridge thermometer reads 45°F, and you wonder if something broke. Probably not. Every room-temperature jug, bag and box you put in carries heat, and the fridge needs time to pull it back out.
How to help it recover:
Check again the next morning. The USDA says a refrigerator should hold 40°F or below. If it's still warmer than that a day after a big load, with the vents clear and a normal setting, something is wrong: a dirty condenser, a weak fan, a defrost problem or a refrigerant issue. My techs track it down.
Get in touch: phone us or fill in the form. A person answers around the clock and sets a same- or next-day time.
Get answers: the tech looks at power, water, gas and settings first, then tests the parts connected to the problem and tells you plainly what's wrong.
Get it fixed: after your go-ahead, genuine or OEM-approved parts go in and the appliance gets a test run before the tech leaves. Labor and parts share one warranty, good for up to 6 months.
My techs repair Whirlpool, GE, GE Profile, GE Café, KitchenAid, Bosch, Samsung, LG, Frigidaire, Electrolux, Maytag and Jenn-Air in Peachtree Corners homes, as well as wine coolers of many brands. Every one of those names is familiar work for them, built up over years.
Mars Appliance Repair is family-run and independent. We aren't connected to any appliance maker, none of them endorses us, and the brand names here are only a list of what we fix.
Peachtree Corners visits leave from 1945 The Exchange SE, Atlanta, GA 30339.
Dial (470) 516-8711 to reach a person 24/7, or use the form, and we'll book a same- or next-day visit in Peachtree Corners.
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, the whole 30092 ZIP code. Any other ZIP code can be checked in the form.
Same- or next-day visits are available in Peachtree Corners. Morning calls have the most open times.
The oven may be too crowded. Leave gaps around the pans, stagger the racks and swap the pans halfway.
Often, yes. Many manuals suggest it for multi-rack baking because the fan moves heat between the pans.
Only with a wok ring your range maker approves. Otherwise, a flat-bottomed wok is safer.
Warm groceries add heat. Give it a few hours, keep the vents clear and check again the next morning.
No. It barely speeds things up and can freeze food later. Leave it on your normal setting.
For up to 6 months, labor included.
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