Frigidaire has one of the longest histories of any American appliance brand, tracing its origins to 1916 when the Guardian Frigerator Company was founded in Dayton, Ohio. General Motors acquired the company in 1919 and renamed it Frigidaire, which became synonymous with refrigerators in American households — the brand name was so pervasive that many Americans used 'Frigidaire' as a generic term for any refrigerator through the mid-20th century. General Electric purchased Frigidaire in 1979 and later sold it to the Swedish company Electrolux in 1986, under whose ownership it continues today. Frigidaire currently serves as Electrolux's primary value-to-mid-tier brand in North America, offering refrigerators, freezers, dishwashers, ranges, wall ovens, washing machines, and dryers. The Frigidaire Gallery and Frigidaire Professional lines offer additional features for homeowners seeking more advanced performance. Frigidaire appliances are among the most widely distributed and commonly repaired residential brands in Jacksonville.

Our technicians service more Frigidaire appliances than almost any other brand, reflecting how widely Frigidaire products are used in Jacksonville-area homes. We have extensive experience with the full Frigidaire lineup — from top-freezer and French door refrigerators to front-load and top-load washers, electric and gas ranges, and dishwashers. Common Frigidaire repairs we perform include: ice maker assembly replacements (a frequent issue on French door models), control board diagnostics and replacements, defrost system failures, door seal replacements, and wiring harness faults. We stock OEM-compatible Frigidaire parts for the most common repairs and often complete service in a single visit.

Frigidaire ice maker not making ice: Frigidaire Gallery and Professional refrigerators use the IM116 or IM117 ice maker series, which commonly fail at the module after 3 to 5 years. Confirm the shutoff arm is down and the PureSource filter is current. Module replacement is the most common Frigidaire ice maker repair. | Frigidaire stand-alone ice maker not cooling: Frigidaire freestanding ice makers (FGIC1564LB and similar) can lose cooling from a clogged condenser, failed start relay, or refrigerant leak. Pull the unit out and vacuum the condenser coils — this resolves many cases. Persistent no-cool requires sealed system diagnosis. | Frigidaire ice maker leaking water on floor: Floor leaks from Frigidaire units usually trace to a cracked saddle valve, split supply line, or failed water inlet valve. Inspect connections behind the unit and at the wall. The dual inlet valve is a common Frigidaire failure point and is straightforward to replace. | Frigidaire dispenser auger jammed: Jammed Frigidaire augers usually result from ice clumps in the bin caused by infrequent use or freezer temperature drift. Remove the bin, break up clumps, and verify freezer holds 0 to 5°F. Persistent clumping signals a gasket or defrost issue — both common in Jacksonville humidity. | Frigidaire ice maker module clicking but not cycling: Clicking Frigidaire ice maker modules that won't rotate the ejector usually have worn internal gears or burnt motor windings. The plastic gears in the IM116/IM117 series are a common wear point. Complete module replacement is more reliable than gear-only repairs.

Frigidaire repairs follow a thorough diagnostic process — we retrieve stored fault codes from the appliance's control board, perform a physical inspection of mechanical and electrical components, and confirm the root cause before beginning any repair. This prevents unnecessary parts replacement and keeps repair costs reasonable. We use OEM or OEM-compatible Frigidaire components and complete all work at your home. After the repair, we run an operational test appropriate to the appliance type — a full cool-down cycle for refrigerators, a wash and spin cycle for washers, or a full bake cycle for ranges. Every Frigidaire repair is backed by our 90-day labor warranty.