ZIP 08505 · Willingboro, Burlington & Bordentown
Appliance Repair in 08505 · Willingboro, Burlington & Bordentown
Refrigerator, laundry, dishwasher and cooking appliance repair for 08505 in Willingboro, Burlington & Bordentown, NJ.
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(215) 967-4794Bordentown City, Bordentown Township and Fieldsboro
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The 08505 ZIP code includes three municipalities: the small, historic City of Bordentown, where Joseph Bonaparte once lived and Farnsworth Avenue runs through blocks of 18th- and 19th-century houses; Bordentown Township, which surrounds it with suburban neighborhoods and many newer townhouse and single-family developments; and the tiny borough of Fieldsboro. Kitchens range from small remodeled galleys in the old city to newer open layouts in the township.
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Ice Makers and Refrigerator Water Lines
Refrigerators with ice makers and water dispensers are standard in the newer township homes, and plenty of city homeowners have added them during remodels. They bring convenience and a set of common problems, almost all tied to the water supply.
Most ice maker trouble starts at the line. A thin plastic supply tube can kink when the refrigerator is pushed back, cutting the flow to a trickle that makes small or hollow cubes. A saddle valve clamped onto a copper pipe, common in older installations, can clog or drip. Low water pressure, a filter long overdue for replacement, or a frozen line inside the refrigerator door can all stop ice production. In winter, a line routed along a cold exterior wall or through an unheated crawlspace may freeze.
Inside the refrigerator, the inlet valve, the ice maker module and the fill tube are the usual suspects. Replacing the filter on schedule and making sure the line has a gentle loop behind the refrigerator solves many problems before they start. When the line itself needs rerouting or a proper shutoff valve, that is plumbing work; when the valve or ice maker has failed, we can diagnose and repair it with a written estimate first.
Before the Ice Maker Visit
Find the refrigerator's water shutoff, often under the kitchen sink or in the basement below the kitchen. Note when you last changed the filter. Empty the ice bin and leave room to pull the refrigerator forward, and protect the floor if it is hardwood.
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