Refrigerators, Freezers & Ice
Not cooling, frost on the back wall, water under the crisper drawers, an ice maker that stopped. Built-in, sealed system and wine cooler work too.
Appliance repair in Jacksonville, FL. Phones answered 24/7
Appliance repair in Jacksonville, from a warm fridge to a dryer that will not heat
Most appliance failures come down to one worn part. We find it, show you what failed, give you the price before the work starts, and fix refrigerators, washers, dryers, ovens, dishwashers and ice makers across Duval, Clay, St. Johns and Nassau counties.
- Calls answered 24 hours a day
- Major brands, gas and electric
- Jacksonville and the First Coast
- 1Outer door and latch
- 2Door boot gasket
- 3Drum, bearings, spider
- 4Drain pump and filter
- 5Control board
- 6Cabinet and suspension
WhirlpoolGESamsungLGFrigidaireMaytagKitchenAidBoschElectroluxKenmoreSub-ZeroWolfThermadorSpeed Queen
Whirlpool, GE, Samsung and LG make up most of the calls we take, along with Frigidaire, Maytag, Bosch and the built-in brands you find in newer First Coast kitchens.
Quick answer
A broken appliance in Jacksonville usually means one failed part: a defrost heater, a drain pump, an igniter, a door switch or a control board. We diagnose it at your home, quote before any work starts, and most repairs are finished on the first visit when the part is on the truck.
Duval Appliance repairs the machines a household runs every day. Refrigerators and freezers that stop holding temperature, washers that will not drain, dryers that take two cycles, ovens that will not reach 350, dishwashers that leave a puddle and ice makers that quit in August. We also install new appliances, hook up gas ranges and dryers, clean dryer vents and look after small commercial kitchens and rental properties.
Jacksonville is hard on appliances in particular ways. The air is wet most mornings, the tap water carries minerals from the Floridan aquifer, summer storms knock the power out, and homes near the ocean breathe salt. Those four things show up again and again in what we find inside the cabinet, so they shape how we diagnose and what we recommend you do after the repair.
What we fix
Repairs and installs, grouped the way your house is
Pick the appliance that is giving you trouble. Each page explains the common failures, what the fix involves and what affects the price.
Washers & Dryers
Washers that will not drain or spin, dryers that run cold, gas dryer ignition, stacked units in closets and full dryer vent cleaning.
Ovens, Cooktops & Microwaves
Ovens that will not heat, burners that click without lighting, glass and induction cooktops, microwaves, range hoods and high-end ranges.
Dishwashers, Disposals & Water
Dishwashers that leak or leave dishes dirty, humming disposals, water heaters and the softeners that protect everything else.
Installation & Hookups
Delivery-day installs done properly: dishwashers, ranges, over-the-range microwaves, gas hookups, washer and dryer setup, water lines.
Urgent & Specialty Service
Food at risk, a storm took out a control board, or you want a yearly checkup so it does not happen again. Outdoor kitchens too.
Commercial & Rental Property
Restaurant cooking and refrigeration, ice machines, laundry rooms and rental property turnovers across the First Coast.
Not sure which one?
Describe what the appliance is doing when you call. We will tell you which repair it sounds like and what the visit involves.
Browse all 37 servicesError code lookup
Read the code before you call
Most newer washers, dryers, refrigerators, dishwashers and ovens show a code when something fails. Pick the brand and appliance, then type the code or tap one of the common ones.
Pick a brand, then a code
You will see what the code usually points to and which repair page explains it. If the code is not listed, read it to us over the phone and we will tell you what it means for your model.
Jacksonville conditions
Four things about Jacksonville that break appliances
These are the local conditions we see behind a large share of our calls.
Humid air, every morning
Average morning humidity runs close to 90 percent here. Front-load washers grow odor in the door boot, and refrigerator door gaskets that leak air pull in moisture that frosts the coil.
Hard water
Floridan aquifer water carries calcium and magnesium. Scale clogs ice maker valves, coats dishwasher spray arms and shortens water heater elements.
Storms and outages
When Hurricane Irma hit in 2017, about 284,000 JEA customers lost power at the peak. Restarts and surges take out control boards and leave freezers to thaw.
Salt air near the beaches
Closer to the ocean, condenser coils, outdoor kitchen units and dryer vent hoods corrode faster than they do inland.
How a visit runs
From the phone call to the test run
Every visit follows the same five steps, so you always know what happens next and what it costs before we start.
- 1
Call
A person answers, day or night. Tell us the appliance, the brand and what it is doing, and we book a window.
- 2
Diagnose
We test the parts that cause that symptom on that model instead of guessing, and show you what failed.
- 3
Quote
You get the price for the part and the labor before anything is replaced. You decide.
- 4
Repair
Common parts ride on the truck. If yours has to be ordered, we tell you the day it arrives.
- 5
Test
We run a full cycle, check temperatures or drain and spin, and clean up before we leave.
Close up
What appliance repair looks like up close
A few of the repairs we handle most often in Jacksonville homes.
Dryer drum belts
A dryer that runs but does not tumble usually snapped its belt or lost an idler pulley.
Condenser coils
Dusty coils make the compressor run hot and long. Cleaning them is part of most refrigerator calls.
Dishwasher installs
Level, secured to the counter, drain looped high, supply checked for drips after the first fill.
Oven elements
An oven that heats only from the top often has an open bake element. We confirm it with a meter first.
Ice makers
Hard water scales the fill valve. A new valve and a thawed fill tube bring most ice makers back.
Door boot gaskets
Torn or moldy boots leak and smell. Replacing one means removing the front panel and two clamps.
Where we work
Where our technicians work
Our office sits in northwest Jacksonville, which puts the whole city and the surrounding counties within reach.
Jacksonville neighborhoods
From Oceanway and the Northside down to Mandarin, and from Cedar Hills and Argyle Forest across the river to Arlington, Fort Caroline and the Southside.
Clay County
Orange Park, Fleming Island, Oakleaf Plantation, Middleburg and Green Cove Springs, reached across the Buckman Bridge or down Blanding Boulevard.
St. Johns County
Fruit Cove, Nocatee, Ponte Vedra Beach and St. Augustine, where newer kitchens often carry built-in and high-end appliances.
The beaches, Nassau and Baker
Jacksonville Beach, Atlantic Beach and Neptune Beach, then north to Yulee, Fernandina Beach and Callahan, and west to Macclenny.
Why homeowners call us
What you can expect when you call
A person answers, any hour
The phone is answered around the clock, including weekends and holidays, so a warm freezer at 10 p.m. still gets a plan.
Diagnosis before price
We test before we quote. You see the failed part and hear what the repair involves before you say yes.
Gas and electric
Electric and gas ranges, dryers and water heaters. Gas connections are leak-tested before we leave.
Tested before we go
Every repair ends with a full run: a cooling check, a drain and spin, a bake test or a wash cycle.
Questions
Appliance repair questions we hear in Jacksonville
Often, yes. A single part such as a drain pump, defrost heater, igniter or door switch costs far less than a new machine. We give you the repair price after diagnosis so you can compare it with replacement before deciding.
Yes. We repair gas ranges, cooktops, dryers and water heaters, and we hook up new gas appliances. Every gas connection we touch is leak-tested before we leave.
Most major brands, including Whirlpool, GE, Samsung, LG, Frigidaire, Maytag, KitchenAid, Bosch, Electrolux and Kenmore, plus built-in and professional-style brands such as Sub-Zero, Wolf and Thermador.
Often, when you call early and the schedule has room. We treat food-at-risk refrigerator and freezer calls as urgent when we book them, and if we cannot reach you quickly, we say so on the call.
Keep the doors closed, move the most perishable food to a cooler with ice, and do not unplug and replug repeatedly. If you see a code on the display, write it down for the technician.
Call (904) 907-8788. A person answers 24 hours a day and books a time window that works for you.
Appliance Advice
Short guides for Jacksonville homeowners
Practical reading on costs, storm prep, hard water and the error codes your appliances throw.
What Appliance Repair Costs in Jacksonville, FL
National price ranges by appliance, what a service charge covers and the factors that push a repair bill up or down.
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Checking Appliances After a Power Outage in Jacksonville
A short checklist for the hours after the power returns: food safety, restart problems and the signs of surge damage.
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Appliance Error Codes: What They Mean and When to Call
How to read appliance codes, which ones you can clear yourself and examples from LG, Samsung, Whirlpool, Bosch and GE.
Read the guideAppliance acting up? Call and describe it.
Tell us the brand and what it is doing. We will book a window and bring the parts that symptom usually needs.