KitchenAid KBLC36MH Refrigerator Service Visit
The KBLC36MH is among the oldest cabinets we see, and a plate reading KBLC36MHW belongs to the very same cabinet. At this age the control board is the part we worry about most, since replacements are hard to find, so we confirm what is obtainable before we recommend anything that depends on it.
Beyond the board, we listen for the evaporator fan. If the freezer stays cold while the fresh food compartment warms up, the fan may have stopped or be turning slowly. We also check the condenser for dust, because a coil that cannot breathe makes the whole cabinet struggle.
Doors get a look too: handle, hinge and closer all take daily use, and loose hardware keeps the door from sealing. We give you a written price first and stand behind our work with a 30-day workmanship warranty.
Sometimes, depending on what is still available for this discontinued model. We read the full number from the rating plate, check for a matching board, and tell you honestly if a replacement is realistic.
Cold air probably is not reaching the fresh food side. The evaporator fan is the usual suspect, so we check the motor, the blade for ice, and the airflow passages between the two compartments.
Not much, but the condenser coil should be cleaned of dust regularly and the door gaskets wiped. Those two habits keep an older refrigerator running comfortably and let us spot wear early at a visit.
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.
