Ice Machine & Wine Cellar Repair in Miami and South Florida
Refrigerator down? Compressor short-cycling, ice maker stuck, condensation under the unit, or warm shelves? We service Sub-Zero, Wolf, Viking, Thermador, Miele, KitchenAid, Whirlpool, GE and Liebherr across Miami-Dade, Broward and Palm Beach. Diagnostic fee waives with the repair.
What kind of problems are we working with?
Not Cooling Properly
Warm fridge, cold freezer is the classic defrost or evap-fan failure—cold air can’t reach the fresh-food compartment. We pull the freezer back panel and look for an iced-over evaporator (means defrost heater or termination thermostat) or a dead fan motor. Sub-Zero 700-series uses dual evaporators and runs differently; Whirlpool/KitchenAid bottom-freezers fail on the evap fan around year 6. Compressor checks last because the sealed system is rarely the first culprit. Repairs typically $260–420.
Leaking Water
Puddle on the floor is the defrost drain frozen at the drip pan or the icemaker fill tube split. We pour warm water down the drain channel and snake the tube—if it clears, we install a heat-stick or P-trap so it doesn’t refreeze. Whirlpool/KitchenAid French-door units (W10619951 drain heater kit) get the fix permanently. Sub-Zero column drains run different. Inlet valve leaks at the rear elbow are the other common spot. Repairs typically $190–280.
Ice Maker Malfunctions
Icemaker not filling is the inlet valve (24V solenoid, opens 0.5–1.0A draw) or the saddle/line shut-off. Filling but not harvesting is the motor module or the bail-arm switch. Whirlpool/KitchenAid 4317943 modular icemakers fail the motor, Samsung French-door icemakers (the RF28 family) jam on a frozen auger—the whole compartment ices up and the auger motor strips. We always check fill volume (140–150 ml) before condemning the module. Repairs typically $200–340.
Strange Noises
Grinding from the back is the condenser fan motor bearings; clicking every 2–3 minutes is the compressor start relay (PTC) failing—replace with the overload as a pair. A rhythmic knock when the door opens is usually the evap fan blade hitting frost buildup. Sub-Zero 600/700 series and KitchenAid built-ins share a common condenser-fan failure around year 8. Whirlpool top-mounts pop the start relay first. Relay/fan jobs typically $180–260.
Door Seal Problems
Compromised gasket shows up as condensation on the cabinet edge or a fresh-food side that runs 3–5°F warm. We test with a dollar bill—if it slips out anywhere along the seal, replace. Sub-Zero 700 and Wolf integrated units use a magnetic gasket that must be ordered by serial; Whirlpool/KitchenAid French-door gaskets ship with the door hinge alignment template. Don’t skip the hinge cam check because a sagging door tears a new gasket in months. Gasket jobs typically $220–360.
How to fix your machine?
Tell Us What's Going Wrong
Reach out with a short description: warm fridge, ice maker not cycling, water under the unit, or unusual compressor noise. A photo of the model tag inside the door speeds up the diagnostic.
Same-Day Diagnostic Visit
Our tech arrives in the appointment window with common Sub-Zero, Wolf, Viking and KitchenAid parts on the truck. The $59 service-call fee waives when you approve the repair.
On-the-Spot Repair When Possible
Defrost system, fan motors, control boards and door gaskets usually finish the same visit. Sealed-system work is scheduled separately with our EPA-certified specialist.
Built-in & Premium Coverage
Sub-Zero column units, Wolf and Thermador refrigeration, Miele MasterCool, GE Monogram and Liebherr these are our daily work, not occasional repairs.
Cool Performance Verified Before Closeout
We monitor the temperature for at least 20 minutes after the repair to confirm the unit holds set point. Followup phone call inside 48 hours.
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