KitchenAid KTLA19EM Refrigerator Repair Houston
A KTLA19EM that is a few degrees off usually has one of two quiet problems. Either the gasket has hardened and the door no longer pulls tight, or the temperature sensor has drifted and the control is making decisions from bad information. The cabinet is also sold as KTLA19EMSS, and the rating plate may show KTLA19EMSS00.
To tell the two apart, we close a strip of paper in the door at several points around the seal and place our own thermometer inside to compare with the control’s reading. If the gasket passes and the reading is wrong, the sensor is the part to replace. If the cabinet is plumbed for water, we follow the line to the valve and filter housing and look for seepage.
Shelves and bins on a discontinued model are worth ordering before they are needed, so we note which pieces are cracked. You get the price in writing before the work starts, and our repair carries a 30-day workmanship warranty.
Close a strip of paper in the door; if it slides out easily, the seal is weak. Visible cracks, a wavy edge, or moisture around the frame also indicate a gasket that needs replacing.
It may be the sensor that tells the control the temperature. We measure the real cabinet temperature and compare it with the control's reading, and replace the sensor or board that disagrees.
If the crack carries weight, yes, because it can fail and spill food or break glass. We can identify the shelf from the model number and tell you whether it is still available.
Book in about a minute, or call the desk. Same-day windows inside the Loop on most days, next-day across the rest of Houston.
