Fridge, Freezer & Wine Cooler Repair in North London

Fridge freezer and wine cooler repair in North London and Hertfordshire. Tullys repairs Miele, Siemens, Bosch and Neff refrigeration, from integrated fridge freezers to freestanding American-style models.

Call first and talk us through the fault. We can often tell you what’s wrong before anyone visits. If it isn’t worth repairing, we’ll say so.

Got a different make? We repair most brands. Call us and ask.

Fridge, freezer and wine cooler faults we fix

Fridge not cooling, or running too warm

Freezer icing up or not freezing

Water pooling inside or leaking onto the floor

Noisy or constantly running compressor

Worn door seal or door alarm going off

Wine cooler not holding its temperature

Not sure what the fault is? Call 020 8366 8632 and we’ll help you work it out.

Choosing a new fridge freezer or wine cooler

Sometimes a repair isn’t worth it. If that’s the case, here’s what to look for. Wine coolers come in several sizes and temperature zones, from soft drinks to fine wine and champagne.

Time for a new one? Call our sales line on 020 8366 8632. We’ll help you choose, deliver and install it.

FAQs

Auto defrost relates to the fridge only.

The back-panel freezes cools the fridge. When this gets down to temperature, the back panel defrosts. Water drips down the back and through the drain hole.

Frost-free & no frost relates to the freezer.

As the freezer freezes, you do not get ice build-up. With frost-free, food does not get freezer burn. Food stays fresher for longer and does not get ice build-up. So no defrosting, as it handles it automatically.

Low frost relates to the freezer.

Usually associated with Bosch & Siemens, the appliance has internal cooling elements within the cabinet sides and back. Although frost builds up, ice is very minimal, as there are no visible cooling elements, at first glance in side.

Manual defrost freezers have internal cooling elements that freeze the internal cabinet.

Positioned above and below the drawers, after time you’ll need to defrost the appliance, as the ice builds up.