Fisher & Paykel Refrigerator repair Service

Fisher & Paykel Refrigerator Repair Service.

FISHER & PAYKEL refrigerators are in top demand in Southern California.  As a result, AES has added local appliance technicians who are FISHER & PAYKEL refrigerator repair specialist with well-trained technicians and who are available for same-day service, in most instances.  AES preaches that an ounce of prevention is worth a pound of cure.  It makes much more sense to regularly maintain your FISHER & PAYKEL refrigerator rather than to endure the downtime and expense of repair.

Just dial (800) 520-7059 and get 25% OFF on  any Fisher & Paykel Refrigerator Repair Service in Los Angeles,  CA!

FISHER & PAYKEL Refrigerators.

  •  The Fisher & Paykel CoolDrawer™ has been designed to change from refrigerator to freezer at the touch of a button and can be placed anywhere in the home. The CoolDrawer™ provides five temperature settings to deliver total flexibility – freezer, chill, fridge, pantry and wine modes, merging intelligence with convenience.
  • ActiveSmart™ Fridge – 19.5 cu. ft. Counter Depth French Door with Ice & Water:  This appliance was designed to maximize space as well as access. French Door refrigerators bring theatre into the kitchen with unobstructed access to wide-open shelf spaces. Below, a spacious full-extension drawer and storage bins provide ergonomic solutions for freezer items.
  • ActiveSmart™ Fridge – 17 cu. ft. Counter Depth French Door with Ice & Water: This range has been designed to maximize space as well as access. French Door refrigerators bring theatre into the kitchen with unobstructed access to wide-open shelf spaces. Below, a spacious full-extension drawer and storage bins provide ergonomic solutions for freezer items.
  • ActiveSmart™ Fridge – 17 cu. ft. Counter Depth French Door:  French Door refrigerators bring theatre into the kitchen with wide-open shelf spaces and unobstructed access. The 790mm model is perfect for kitchens that are tighter on space but still need a big fridge for growing families or plenty of entertaining. This French Door is smaller on the outside, roomy on the inside and even easier to get into with a spacious full-extension freezer drawer and storage bins.
  • ActiveSmart™ Fridge – 19.5 cu. ft. Counter Depth French Door with Ice & Water
  • ActiveSmart™ Fridge – 17 cu. ft. Counter Depth French Door with Ice & Water
  • ActiveSmart™ Fridge – 17 cu. ft. Counter Depth French Door
  • ActiveSmart™ Fridge – 17 cu. ft. Counter Depth Bottom Freezer with Ice & Water
  • ActiveSmart™ Fridge – 17.5 cu. ft. Counter Depth Bottom Freezer
  • ActiveSmart™ Fridge – 17.5 cu. ft. Counter Depth Bottom Freezer with ice & water
  • ActiveSmart™ Fridge – 17 cu. ft. Counter Depth Bottom Freezer with Ice & Water
  • ActiveSmart™ Fridge – 13.5 cu. ft. Counter Depth Bottom Freezer with ice & water
  • ActiveSmart™ Fridge – 17.5 cu. ft. Counter Depth Bottom Freezer (multiple models)
  • ActiveSmart™ Fridge – 17 cu. ft. Counter Depth Bottom Freezer (multiple models)
  • ActiveSmart™ Fridge – 17 cu. ft. Counter Depth Bottom Freezer
  • ActiveSmart™ Fridge – 13.5 cu. ft. Counter Depth Bottom Freezer
  • ActiveSmart™ Fridge – 17.5 cu. ft. Counter Depth Bottom Freezer
  • ActiveSmart™ Fridge – 17 cu. ft. Counter Depth Bottom Freezer

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FISHER & PAYKEL Best Refrigeration Tips.  Here are a few basic guidelines from FISHER & PAYKEL to use when trying to get the best out of your refrigerator. Remember to buy the best quality food possible – food quality will not improve during freezing and always use food within recommended storage times (best before or use by date).

Meat, Poultry, Fish and Seafood

Store meat, poultry, fish and seafood separately. Store in covered water-tight containers or cover plates with plastic wrap, waxed paper or foil. Do not place raw meat, directly above or on top of foods that will not be cooked before being consumed. Transfer of bacteria from the meat can occur, resulting in cross contamination. Thaw food in your refrigerator rather than on the bench. Cover open cans of pet food with plastic wrap or foil to stop odor transfer. Alternatively, store pet food in covered containers.

Meat

Minced/diced or small cuts of meat should only be stored for 1-2 days in the refrigerator, after that they need to be stored in the freezer. Larger pieces of meat like roasts can be kept for up to 2 – 4 days in the refrigerator, depending on how fresh the meat was on purchase. Vacuum packed meat can be stored for longer periods in the refrigerator and freezer, check the manufactures recommendations for storage recommendations and times. Deli meats should be removed from their original wrapping, wrapped in waxed paper or foil or placed in covered containers. Deli meats should be used before the use by/best before date.

Poultry

Fresh whole birds/poultry pieces should be covered with plastic wrap, waxed paper or foil to ensure that juices do not leak. Poultry should be stuffed just before cooking. If stuffing remains in the poultry bacteria may grow and cooking temperatures may not be sufficient to eliminate bacteria. Raw poultry can be stored for up to 2 days and cooked poultry can be stored for up to 3 days in the refrigerator.

Fish and Seafood

Whole fish and fillets should be used on the day of purchase. They should be refrigerated until required on a plate and covered with plastic wrap, waxed paper or foil. If storing overnight or longer, take care to select particularly fresh fish. The eyes should be bright and clear. Whole fish should be rinsed in cold water to remove loose scales and dirt, then patted dry with paper towels. Whole, fresh fillets should be placed in a plastic bag and stored in a covered container with a layer of ice on its base. Place the bagged fish on this. Cover with a second layer of ice. Before using, rinse whole fish again in cold water. Shellfish and other seafood should also be covered and chilled. Use within 2 days.

Precooked, Cooked foods and Leftovers

Divide hot food into smaller quantities for faster cooling. Hot food should not be left out at room temperature for more than 2 hours. Ideally, place precooked, cooked foods and leftovers in the refrigerator within 30 minutes. Refrigerate and cover leftovers if you plan to use them within two days, otherwise throw them out. Any food left in cans should be transferred to plates/containers/jars and covered. Food should not be stored in opened cans. Reheat leftovers, especially those containing meat, poultry or seafood until ‘piping hot’. Stir/mix/turn during reheating to ensure thorough reheating. This is particularly important when using a microwave oven as heating can be uneven.

Fruits and Vegetables

Nearly all Fisher & Paykel refrigerators have fruit and vegetable bins fitted with a unique humidity control system. This seals the fruit and vegetable bins creating a high humidity environment. Condensation, from the respiring produce, is captured and retained by the humidity control lid. This prevents the moisture from dripping back down onto the fruit and vegetables which would cause them to rot. The humidity control system has a fruit and vegetable setting, which adjusts the humidity accordingly. Fruit and vegetables should be removed from their plastic bags before being placed in the fruit and vegetable bins. Some fruit and vegetables are ethylene producers, such as apples and pears, whereas others are ethylene sensitive, such as lettuce and broccoli. These items should be separated, as a general rule, separating fruit and vegetables into different bins will help reduce the effects of ethylene. Fruit and vegetables will last up to one week, if stored correctly in the fruit and vegetable bins.

Temperature sensitive fruit and vegetables should not be stored in the refrigerator for long periods. For example: tomatoes, bananas, citrus fruit, melon, mango, eggplant, peppers/capsicum, cucumber, pumpkin, green beans and pineapple. Temperatures that are too cold can actually cause damage to the flavor, texture and freshness. Undesirable changes like rotting, browning, flesh softening and accelerated decay can also occur at low temperatures.

Dairy Food and Eggs

Cheese can be stored in the covered door compartment for approximately 1 week. If storing for longer than this, place in the main fresh food compartment. Once cheese is opened, place in a sealed plastic bag/container, or in plastic wrap or foil to prevent cheeses drying out and picking up any taints. Depending on the type of cheese, it may be necessary to renew the wrapping every 2-3 days to reduce the chance of mold growth. Other dairy products including yoghurt and cream cheese should be stored in the main fresh food compartment. Store butter in the covered compartment or in a sealed container, as butter can be easily tainted by strong smelling foods.

Food Safety After Power Failure

Do not refreeze frozen foods that have thawed completely. Follow the recommendations below if you discover food in your freezer has thawed:

  • Ice crystals still visible – food may be refrozen but should be stored for a shorter period than recommended.
  • Thawed but refrigerator cold – refreezing generally not recommended. Fruits and some cooked food can be refrozen but use as soon as possible. Meat, fish, poultry – use immediately or cook and refreeze. Vegetables – discard as they usually go limp and soggy.
  • Thawed and warmer than 41°F (5°C) – discard all foods.

If you notice any of them, it is time to call AES:

  • Irregular cooling temperature
  • Refrigerator makes strange noises
  • Icemaker does not stop producing cubes
  • You notice a leak of any kind
  • You smell something molding
  • You notice “refrigerator smell”
  • Lettuce is not crisp or food does not seem fresh

AES always checks wires, thermostats and general machinery of your FISHER & PAYKEL cooking appliance and addresses all other potential problems.  AES Fisher &  Paykel refrigerator repair technicians are also a great training resource.  They will gladly take whatever time is needed to instruct you on the proper operation of your FISHER & PAYKEL appliances. Taking the time to learn how to best operate your FISHER & PAYKEL appliance goes a long way in ensuring its longevity.

FISHER & PAYKEL Recalls:  You may follow this link to determine if your FISHER & PAYKEL refrigerator was involved in a recall https://search.cpsc.gov.

AES service technicians are also factory trained in other brands.  AES services all major brands of stoves, refrigerators, cook-tops, vents, freezers, coolers, ice machines, wine cooling & storage units, microwaves, appliances, garbage disposals, trash compactors, washers, dryers, air conditioning/heating and connective systems.

AES Fisher &  Paykel appliance repair technicians have dozens of years of training who can repair any FISHER & PAYKEL cooking device problem while it is still minor.  However, if it has gone beyond that point, AES can also repair complex issues.  Along with updating their FISHER & PAYKEL certified credentials, AES technicians are encouraged to obtain and maintain certification from the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency, the International Society of Certified Electronics Technicians and/or the Certified Appliance Professional.

To schedule emergency Fisher & Paykel refrigerator repair, please dial our toll free number: 1 800 520-7044 or make a request online.