Appliance Repair in Norcross, GA

What We Repair in Norcross

Problems We Fix Most in Norcross

• Coil burner works only on high or not at all. A worn infinite switch, a burned element or a loose, blackened receptacle.
• Electric oven has power but no heat. The bake element, a thermal fuse or a relay.
• Gas oven slow to light. A weak hot-surface igniter.
• Top-freezer fridge warm, freezer cold. A frozen evaporator coil, a failed fan or a defrost problem.
• Side-by-side dispenser leaking. A cracked water line in the door or a valve that does not shut off.
• Refrigerator clicks on and off. A failing start relay on the compressor.
• Ice on the freezer floor. A clogged defrost drain that freezes over.
• Door does not seal. Torn gaskets or bent hinges, common on refrigerators that have been moved between tenants.
• Burner flame uneven on a gas range. Clogged ports or a misplaced cap.

For Renters, Landlords and Property Managers

Norcross has a lot of rental homes and townhomes, and appliance breakdowns there involve more than one person. We make it simple for everyone:

• Renters: check your lease first. In many rentals, the landlord or property manager is responsible for appliance repairs. If they ask you to arrange the visit, give us the property address and the best way to reach you.
• Landlords: tell us when you book who will be at the property and how you want to approve the repair. The technician explains what failed and what the repair involves before any work begins, so you can decide by phone.
• Property managers: we can work with your process for scheduling and approvals. Let us know what you need when you call.
• Everyone: write down the model number and any error code before the visit. It speeds up diagnosis and part ordering.

Older Appliances in Norcross Homes

Many Norcross kitchens still run on appliances that are simple, sturdy and worth keeping. Coil-top electric ranges, basic gas ranges and top-freezer refrigerators are easy to diagnose, and their common parts — elements, switches, igniters, fans, defrost heaters and gaskets — are usually available.

Repair stops making sense when the sealed system of an old refrigerator fails, when several major parts go at once, or when parts are no longer made. If that is the case, we say so plainly and let you decide.

Norcross Neighborhoods and ZIP Codes We Serve

Our technicians come to homes throughout Norcross, including:

• Historic downtown Norcross near Thrasher Park and Lillian Webb Park.
• Neighborhoods along Jimmy Carter Boulevard and Buford Highway.
• Homes near Peachtree Corners and Technology Parkway.
• Communities off Holcomb Bridge Road and Spalding Drive.
• Townhomes and rental homes along the I-85 corridor.

ZIP codes: 30071, 30092 and 30093. Enter your ZIP code in the form to confirm we reach your address. We also serve Suwanee, Roswell and the rest of Metro Atlanta.

How a Repair Visit Works

1. Book. Call (470) 523-1606 — phones are answered 24/7 — or send the form. Tell us the appliance, the brand, what is happening and who will be at the property. We set a time window, often same- or next-day, with evenings and weekends available.

2. Diagnose. The technician checks power and gas, temperatures and the parts behind your symptom, and reads error codes. You or your landlord hear what failed and what the repair involves before any work begins.

3. Repair and test. We install genuine or OEM-approved parts and run the appliance to confirm it works. The repair is covered by our warranty of up to 6 months on parts and labor.

Refrigerator, Freezer, Oven and Range Repair in Norcross

Refrigerators. In Norcross rentals and older homes, top-freezer and side-by-side refrigerators are the workhorses. Evaporator fans, defrost heaters, start relays and gaskets make up most of the repairs. More on refrigerator repair.

Freezers. Upright and chest freezers in garages and utility rooms are common in Norcross homes that cook for large families. Thermostat and relay problems lead the list, followed by worn door seals. More on freezer repair.

Ovens. Electric ovens with burned bake elements and gas ovens with tired igniters are what we see most. Rental buildings often have the same model in every unit, so a landlord can give us the model number once and we can plan parts ahead. More on oven repair.

Ranges and cooktops. Coil-top electric ranges are still everywhere in Norcross. A burned receptacle under a coil is a common hidden problem: the element looks fine, but the socket is scorched. We replace both so the new element does not fail early. More on stove and range repair.

Townhome or apartment complex? Tell us about parking, gate access or a key at the front office, and the visit goes faster.

Brands We Service

Whirlpool, GE, Frigidaire, Samsung, LG, Maytag, Kenmore, Amana, Hotpoint, KitchenAid, Electrolux, Haier, Roper, Magic Chef and many more. Our technicians have years of experience with the appliances found in Norcross homes and rentals. Moon Appliance Repair is independent and not affiliated with or endorsed by any appliance manufacturer; brands are named only to show what we repair.

Moving In or Out: Appliance Checklist

People move in and out of Norcross rentals and starter homes often, and appliances take a beating along the way. Whether you are the tenant, the owner or the buyer, a few checks prevent repair calls:

• Let a moved refrigerator stand. If a refrigerator was laid on its side during a move, stand it upright and wait before plugging it in, as its manual describes. This lets the oil settle back into the compressor.
• Reconnect the water line carefully. Check the fitting behind the fridge for drips after the first hour of use and again the next day.
• Level the refrigerator so the doors close on their own.
• Check the gaskets on refrigerator and oven doors for tears from furniture and boxes.
• Test every burner and the oven before you rely on them. A burner knocked loose in a move may not light.
• Make sure the range is attached to its anti-tip bracket after it is pushed back into place.
• Clean the condenser coil on the refrigerator. A unit that sat empty between tenants often collects a lot of dust.

If anything does not work as it should, book a visit before the problem grows.

Quick Checks Before You Call

• Check the breaker. Electric ranges and ovens use a double breaker; one half can trip and leave the clock working while the oven stays cold.
• Look at the coil receptacle. If a coil burner wobbles or the socket looks burned, stop using that burner.
• Check the refrigerator temperature dial. It is easy to bump while loading groceries.
• Clear the vents inside the freezer. Food pushed against the back wall can block airflow to the fridge.
• Keep doors closed. A closed fridge keeps food cold for about 4 hours; a full freezer for about 48 hours (USDA guidance).
• If you smell gas, leave the home and call your gas utility or 911 from outside.

Nearby Areas We Serve

• Appliance repair in Suwanee, a short drive from Norcross
• Appliance repair in Roswell, a short drive from Norcross
• Appliance repair in Alpharetta, a short drive from Norcross
• Appliance repair in Cumming, a short drive from Norcross
• Everything we fix beyond Norcross: Moon Appliance Repair home page

We serve Norcross from our office at 8601 Dunwoody Place, Sandy Springs, GA 30350.

Book Appliance Repair in Norcross

Call (470) 523-1606 — we answer 24/7 — or send the form, and we will call you back.