Appliance Repair in Stonecrest, GA
Stonecrest is one of DeKalb County's youngest cities, incorporated in 2017 around the Mall at Stonecrest and the I-20 corridor, with the Davidson-Arabia Mountain Nature Preserve at its southern edge. Much of the housing went up in the late 1990s and 2000s: subdivisions off Turner Hill Road, Evans Mill Road and Klondike Road, along with townhomes near the mall. Those kitchens are now old enough for their first major repairs, and newer homes add smart refrigerators and touch-control ranges to the mix. Moon Appliance Repair in Stonecrest, Georgia diagnoses the fault, explains it simply and makes the repair.
Call (470) 523-1606 or use the form, and we will schedule a visit to your Stonecrest home, often same- or next-day.
- Same- or next-day visits
- 6-month warranty
- EPA 608 certified
- Family-owned

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What We Repair in Stonecrest
Appliance Problems Stonecrest Homeowners Call About
- A smart fridge showing a code on the screen. A sensor, fan or defrost fault reported by the control.
- Touch controls on the range that will not respond. A failed touch panel, a moisture problem or a locked control.
- A dual ice maker where only one works. The second unit's valve, fan or module has stopped.
- The fridge app says the door is open, but it is closed. A door switch or sensor out of adjustment.
- French-door fridge warm while the freezer drawer is fine. A fan or damper is not moving air up.
- Induction zone shows an error with a good pan. Overheating from a blocked cooling vent or a failed board.
- Water dripping from the door dispenser. A leaking valve or a cracked tube in the door.
- Oven preheat that never finishes. A sensor or an element that cannot keep up.
- Wine cooler display flickering. A loose connection or a failing display board.
Smart Appliances, Codes and Connectivity
Newer Stonecrest homes often have refrigerators and ranges with screens, apps and Wi-Fi. Those features help with diagnosis, but they also create new questions:
- An error code on the screen usually points to a real fault: a sensor, a fan, a defrost part or a heater. Write it down before you clear it.
- App alerts about temperature or an open door can come from a misread sensor rather than a cooling problem.
- Lost Wi-Fi does not stop a fridge from cooling. A connection issue is separate from a repair.
- Touch panels can lock out after a cleaning or a spill. Check the manual for a control lock before assuming a fault.
The technician reads the codes directly from the appliance and tests the parts behind them, so the repair targets the actual cause.
Stonecrest Areas and ZIP Codes We Cover
Our technicians reach homes across Stonecrest, including:
- Neighborhoods near the Mall at Stonecrest and Turner Hill Road.
- Subdivisions off Evans Mill Road and Klondike Road.
- Homes near the Davidson-Arabia Mountain Nature Preserve.
- Townhomes and streets along the I-20 corridor.
- Areas toward Lithonia and the Rockdale County line.
ZIP codes: 30038 and 30058. Fill in your ZIP in the booking form and it will confirm whether your address is on our schedule.

From Booking to Repair in Stonecrest
1. Tell us what happened. We take calls 24/7. Share the appliance, any code on the screen and what it is doing, and we will set an arrival window, often same- or next-day, with evenings and weekends.
2. Read and test. The technician pulls error codes, checks power, gas and water and tests the sensors, fans, heaters or boards linked to the symptom. Before any work, you get a clear explanation of what failed.
3. Repair and confirm. Genuine or OEM-approved parts are installed, codes are cleared and the appliance is run until it behaves normally. Stonecrest repairs are covered for up to six months on parts and labor.
Repairs by Appliance
Refrigerators. Smart and French-door models need fans, dampers, defrost parts, sensors and control boards; door dispensers add valves and heaters.
Freezers. Freezer drawers need sound gaskets and slides; standalone freezers rely on relays, thermostats and condensers.
Ice makers. Dual ice makers have a separate valve, fan and module for each unit, and each is tested.
Wine coolers. Displays, sensors, fans and door seals are the usual wine cooler repairs.
Ovens. Touch panels, control boards, sensors, elements and convection fans are the parts we test when an oven misbehaves.
Ranges and cooktops. Induction boards and cooling fans, radiant elements and gas igniters cover common range work.
Townhomes Near the Mall
The townhome communities along the I-20 corridor in Stonecrest often have compact kitchens and stacked layouts. A counter-depth or apartment-size refrigerator in a tight space needs clear air at the top and bottom, and a range wedged between cabinets needs its rear vent open and clear. Water lines to ice makers run through shared walls and floors, so a drip should be stopped at the supply valve right away. If your HOA or property manager needs details about the repair, tell the technician; we can describe what was replaced and why.
Summer Heat and Second Fridges
Stonecrest garages face long, humid Georgia summers, and a second refrigerator or freezer parked there runs hard from June through September. Many standard models are rated for indoor rooms only. If a garage unit starts running warm in summer, check that it has space at the back, that its condenser is clean and that afternoon sun is not hitting the cabinet through an open door. A thermometer inside tells you more than the dial does. When the compressor clicks on and off without cooling, the start relay or overload is the likely suspect, and it is a straightforward part to replace.
Brands We Service in Stonecrest
Samsung, LG, GE, Whirlpool, Frigidaire, KitchenAid, Maytag, Bosch, Electrolux, Café, Kenmore, Amana and others, including smart refrigerators, induction ranges and touch-control ovens.
These names show the brands we repair. Moon Appliance Repair is independent, without any affiliation to or endorsement from the companies listed.
Safety at Home
- If you smell gas, go outside first, then call the gas utility or 911. Leave switches alone.
- Do not keep resetting an appliance that throws the same error; note the code and book a check.
- Shut off the water to a dripping dispenser line.
- Switch off the breaker for an induction cooktop that keeps overheating.
Before Your Stonecrest Visit
- Photograph the model label and any error code on the screen.
- Note what the app shows, if the appliance is connected.
- Keep the fridge and freezer closed. USDA guidance puts safe cold time at roughly 4 hours for a closed fridge and 48 hours for a full freezer.
- Clear space in front of the appliance.
Nearby Areas We Serve
- Appliance repair in Lithonia, right next to Stonecrest
- Appliance repair in Conyers, east along I-20
- Appliance repair in Stone Mountain, to the north
- Appliance repair in Snellville, to the northeast
- The whole list of appliances we handle: Moon Appliance Repair home page
Office: 8601 Dunwoody Place, Sandy Springs, GA 30350.
Book Appliance Repair in Stonecrest
Phone (470) 523-1606 any time, or send the form and we will call to set up your Stonecrest appointment.
Why Stonecrest Homeowners Call Moon
Same- or next-day appointments
In most of Stonecrest.
15+ years
Working on refrigerators, freezers, ovens and cooktops.
EPA 608 certified
For refrigerant work.
Insured technicians
With background checks.
Genuine or OEM-approved parts
Looked up by serial and model number.
A six-month ceiling on warranty coverage
For parts and labor.
Moon Appliance Repair is a family-owned company serving Stonecrest.
Stonecrest Appliance Repair FAQ
30038 and 30058. Check your street with the form or call (470) 523-1606.
Write it down first. The code helps the technician find the fault faster.
Often it is a door switch or sensor out of adjustment, which is fixable.
Check for a control lock and dry any spills. If it still does not respond, the touch panel may need testing.
Yes. Each ice maker has its own valve and module, and we test the one that stopped.
Same- or next-day visits are typical.
Both the replaced part and the labor, for up to six months.
No. We are an independent, family-owned company.
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