Use your nose — and ears — to tell if your fridge is broken and it’s time to call a pro.
The first clue is whether your food is expiring too quickly. Your fridge should be at or below 40º Fahrenheit and your freezer should be at 0º, according to the U.S. Food and Drug Administration. If temperatures deviate from these figures, the result can be food spoilage (from too much warmth) or even a frost buildup (from a faulty freezer).
Other telltale signs that your refrigerator is broken are excessive noise, escalating electric bills and excessive heat from the back of the fridge.
If you think your fridge might be broken, don’t delay — contact the top appliance repair technicians near you today.