KitchenAid KBLS36MH Refrigerator Repair

A door on a KBLS36MH that stands slightly out from the cabinet, or no longer swings the last inch shut by itself, points to a worn hinge and closer. We examine the hardware, tighten what has loosened, and replace the pieces that have worn smooth.
Also sold as the KBLS36MHW, this is one of the oldest refrigerators we service, and the water paths tend to show it. A silted drain tube sends meltwater where it should not go, so we flush the tube from top to bottom and test the flow.
If cooling is weak, frost on the evaporator is the next suspect, which means testing the defrost heater, thermostat and timer. Should we find a sealed-system problem, we say so plainly and discuss it with you. Written price first, with a 30-day workmanship warranty.
The closer or hinge cam has worn, so gravity no longer helps the door shut. We inspect both, replace the worn pieces, and check that the cabinet is level.
The drain tube is the first place. Debris silts it up, and meltwater then spills into the cabinet. We clear the tube at both ends and test it with a measured flow.
It switches the cabinet from cooling to a short heating cycle that melts frost from the evaporator. If it sticks, frost builds up and airflow fades, so we test the timer along with the heater and thermostat.
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.