Ice Maker Repair in Peachtree City GA
Ice maker repair costs a median of $415 once a part is replaced, and freezer repair $375, across our whole service area with the part, labor and service call added together. Those are company-wide figures, from 2,091 completed ice maker jobs and 2,269 freezer jobs, and we are using them on this page on purpose: we have run only 4 standalone ice maker and freezer jobs inside ZIP 30269, 3 of them paid, and four jobs cannot honestly produce a Peachtree City median.
What we can give you is the company-wide price for every component, the local conditions that decide which component it will be, treated reservoir water, two power grids, and a lot of French-door refrigerators with the ice maker in the door, and one honest local invoice, a Frigidaire freezer cooling system recharge at $274.
Ice makers inside refrigerators are also covered on the Peachtree City refrigerator page, where the local sample is 75 jobs.
Ice Maker and Freezer Repair in Peachtree City, GA
No ice, small or hollow cubes, ice maker leaking into the freezer, freezer running but not freezing, frost on the walls, chest or upright freezer dead in the garage. Every village in 30269, total confirmed before the work starts.
What an Ice Maker or Freezer Repair Costs, by the Part That Failed
Both tables are company-wide, built from every completed ice maker and freezer job across our service area where a part was replaced. Every figure is the full ticket, the part, the labor and the service call together.
The ice maker table sits higher than almost any appliance we service, above the refrigerator’s $395 and the oven’s $380, because the failure so often lives in the fill system of a French-door refrigerator, behind the door or under the freezer floor, and the machine has to be partly dismantled to reach it.
| Ice maker, what failed | Median total | Jobs (n) |
|---|---|---|
| Frozen fill tube cleared and cause fixed | $393 | 40 |
| Defrost heater or timer | $415 | 70 |
| Water inlet valve | $428 | 69 |
| Evaporator or condenser fan | $432 | 60 |
| Water filter replaced on the visit | $440 | 79 |
| Ice maker module or assembly | $449 | 57 |
| Thermostat or sensor | $449 | 18 |
| Control board | $488 | 32 |
| Door gasket | $570 | 17 |
| Freezer, what failed | Median total | Jobs (n) |
|---|---|---|
| Defrost heater or timer | $364 | 203 |
| Door gasket | $389 | 77 |
| Thermostat or sensor | $390 | 81 |
| Evaporator or condenser fan | $396 | 135 |
| Control board | $494 | 51 |
| Compressor | $700 | 107 |
Two patterns in the tables matter more than any single number. First, in the ice maker table the water filter line, $440 across 79 jobs, is a repair visit where the filter turned out to be the whole problem; that is what an overdue filter costs once a technician is standing in the kitchen, against about thirty dollars if you change it yourself on schedule.
Second, in the freezer table five lines sit between $364 and $494 and then the compressor jumps to $700, and company-wide that quote splits close to even on freezers, the closest call of any appliance we service, because a freezer with a sealed-system fault is usually a garage second freezer with a replacement cost close to the repair.
We do not dodge that conversation and we do not push it either; the numbers are on appliance repair approval rate. The Peachtree City city hub shows the ice maker and freezer row alongside the five appliances that do have a local sample.
Why Ice Makers and Freezers Fail the Way They Do in Peachtree City
Why there is no Peachtree City median on this page 4 JOBS
Across 368 Peachtree City jobs, 4 were tagged as a standalone ice maker or freezer: 2 paid with a part replaced, 1 diagnostic, 1 not completed. A median of two is a coin toss, so we will not print one and pretend it is a price.
That does not mean the city has no ice maker problems. It means most of them are logged under the refrigerator they live in, and the 75 Peachtree City refrigerator jobs on our list include the fill valves, ice modules and door-ice compartments that generate most ice complaints.
For a local number, read the Peachtree City refrigerator page. For a component price, the tables above are the honest source, and they are large: 2,091 and 2,269 jobs.
The city where ice machines are built 618 HIGHWAY 74 SOUTH
Peachtree City is the North American headquarters of Hoshizaki America, at 618 Highway 74 South, and the company is certified Georgia Made for the commercial ice machines and refrigeration built in its Peachtree City and Griffin plants. That is a local fact worth knowing for one practical reason: the machines this page is about are not those.
A commercial cuber in a restaurant behind Peachtree Parkway is a different device with a different service ecosystem. What we repair is the ice maker inside your refrigerator or freezer, the household chest and upright freezers in garages across Aberdeen and Glenloch, and the through-the-door ice and water on the French-door units that came with Wilksmoor’s kitchens.
If you have a Hoshizaki under a bar counter, its own dealer network is the right call; if you have a Samsung, LG, GE, Whirlpool or Frigidaire making bad ice, that is us.
Reservoir water, and a filter that does not run on a schedule FOUR LAKES
Peachtree City’s water is treated surface water from the Fayette County Water System, drawn from Lake Kedron, Lake Peachtree, Lake McIntosh and Lake Horton, two of which sit inside the city. Treated lake water is not constant: its mineral and sediment load shifts with the season and with which reservoir the county is drawing from, which the county chooses on quality week by week.
For an ice maker that means the filter does not clog on a six-month timetable, it clogs when the water changes, and a starved ice maker makes small, hollow, cloudy cubes before it makes none.
We have not found a published hardness figure for the city in a primary source, so we do not print one, and you do not need it: if the ice has slowed rather than stopped, the filter is the first suspect and the cheapest, and if it has stopped after the filter was changed, the fill valve at $428 is next. Filter guidance is on refrigerator water filter replacement.
Ice in the door is why the ice maker table runs high FRENCH DOOR
The kitchens of Kedron, Braelinn and above all Wilksmoor are French-door territory, and on most French-door units the ice maker is not in the freezer, it is in the refrigerator door, with a small dedicated evaporator or a cold-air duct feeding it.
That design puts the most failure-prone part of the appliance in the least accessible place, and it is why the ice maker table above averages $415 while the freezer table averages $375 for what are often the same components.
It is also why Samsung French-door owners are the single largest group of ice complaints we take company-wide: the door compartment frosts, the auger jams, the chute freezes shut. The background is in Samsung refrigerator ice maker problems, and the general diagnosis in ice maker not making ice.
On a door-ice unit, expect the ice maker module line, $449, more often than the fill tube line.
Sealed systems and the $700 conversation RECHARGE $274 · COMPRESSOR $700
Our one local freezer invoice is the one worth explaining. A Frigidaire freezer in Peachtree City was running but not holding temperature, and the technician found the cooling system low and recharged it for $274.
A recharge is not a repair, it is a test: if the charge holds, the leak was small and slow and you have a working freezer for a few hundred dollars; if the freezer warms again in weeks, the leak is real and the next step is sealed-system work or a compressor at $700, and at that point the age of the freezer decides.
Company-wide that decision splits close to even on freezers, and most of those are exactly this: a ten-year-old upright in a garage where $700 is close to a new one. We say so before we order anything. The warning signs are on signs of a bad compressor, and they apply to freezers word for word.
Two grids, an outage, and what is in the freezer GA-54 LINE
Peachtree City is split between Coweta-Fayette EMC, generally south of GA-54, and Georgia Power, generally north of it, according to the city’s own resource directory, so a Fayette County storm drops the two halves of the city at different times and brings them back at different times.
In February 2025 the EMC alone peaked at roughly 17,000 members without power. For a freezer the outage itself is rarely the fault; the restart is, because the board or the defrost control takes the surge, $494 on a freezer and $488 on an ice maker.
The food is the more urgent question. A full freezer holds its temperature for about 48 hours with the door shut, a half-full one about 24, according to USDA food safety guidance, so the single most useful thing you can do when the lights go out is not open the door.
If the freezer does not restart when power returns, unplug it, keep the door shut and call; the sooner the visit, the more of the contents we save.
🚚 Ice maker and freezer calls ride the same Peachtree City route as the 151 refrigerator, laundry and kitchen jobs we have run here in the last twelve months, so the van is on GA-54 or GA-74 most working days. A freezer full of food gets scheduled ahead of an ice maker that is merely slow.
Match Your Symptom to the Likely Cause
- No ice at all, and the ice maker is on — a frozen fill tube at $393, the water inlet valve at $428, or the ice maker module at $449. Company-wide “no ice at all” runs $420 across 348 jobs. Start with ice maker not making ice.
- Small, hollow or cloudy cubes — the filter first, free if you change it and $440 if we do, then the fill valve at $428. Peachtree City’s treated reservoir water changes with the season, so this arrives without warning.
- Ice maker leaking into the freezer, or a sheet of ice under the tray — a dripping fill valve or a fill tube that has split, $393 to $428. Company-wide the largest single ice category: 515 jobs at $380.
- Door ice compartment frosted, chute frozen shut, auger jammed — the French-door pattern, and Samsung’s in particular: the ice maker module at $449 or a door gasket at $570. See Samsung refrigerator ice maker problems.
- Freezer running but not freezing, or cycling between cold and soft — defrost heater or timer at $364, an evaporator fan at $396, a thermostat at $390, or the sealed system, tested with a recharge like our $274 Frigidaire job before a $700 compressor is discussed. Company-wide 488 jobs at $377.
- Frost sheet on the freezer walls or the back panel — the defrost system at $364, or a gasket letting humid Georgia air in at $389. See freezer frost buildup.
- Dead after an outage, or the panel lights up and nothing runs — the control board, $494 on a freezer, $488 on an ice maker, or a compressor start relay giving the same silence. The board is tested before anything is condemned.
Repair or Replace, on the Company-Wide Numbers
The ice maker decision is easy and the freezer decision is not. An ice maker lives inside a refrigerator that is otherwise working, so a $415 median repair is measured against replacing a whole refrigerator, and it wins every time on a unit under ten years old; even the $570 door gasket on a French-door unit is a fraction of the machine.
The freezer is different because a freezer is usually a second appliance in a garage, bought for a few hundred dollars, and a $700 compressor on a ten-year-old upright is close to what a new one costs delivered.
That is why freezers carry the closest call we record, 43.9 percent, and why we lead with the recharge test rather than the compressor quote: if a $274 recharge holds, the question goes away for years.
Below the compressor line, at $364 to $494 for a defrost system, a fan, a thermostat or a board, repair wins on any freezer that is not already at the end of its life. Chest freezers are the exception in the other direction; they run for twenty years and their faults are almost always cheap.
The lifespan tables are in how long freezers last, and the decision logic in the repair versus replacement guide.
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Ice Maker and Freezer Repair in Peachtree City — Questions We Get
How much does ice maker repair cost in Peachtree City, GA?
Company-wide, the median is $415 once a part is replaced, with the middle half between $340 and $512, from 2,091 completed ice maker jobs with the part, labor and service call together. By component: frozen fill tube cleared $393, defrost heater $415, water inlet valve $428, fan motor $432, water filter on the visit $440, ice maker module $449, thermostat $449, control board $488, door gasket $570.
We do not publish a Peachtree City median because we have only 4 standalone ice maker and freezer jobs in ZIP 30269, which is too few to be honest.
How much does freezer repair cost?
Company-wide, the median is $375 once a part is replaced, with the middle half between $295 and $500, from 2,269 completed freezer jobs. By component: defrost heater or timer $364, door gasket $389, thermostat or sensor $390, fan motor $396, control board $494, compressor $700.
Our one Peachtree City freezer invoice was a Frigidaire cooling system recharge at $274, which is the test we run before a compressor is discussed. Freezers carry the closest call of any appliance we service, 43.9 percent, almost entirely at the compressor line.
Why is there no Peachtree City price on this page when the other pages have one?
Because four jobs cannot produce a median that means anything. Across 368 Peachtree City jobs, only 4 were tagged as a standalone ice maker or freezer, with 2 involving a replaced part. Most ice maker problems in the city are logged under the refrigerator they belong to, and our Peachtree City refrigerator sample is 75 jobs with a with-a-part median of $428.
We would rather show you company-wide figures from 2,091 and 2,269 jobs and say so than invent a local number from two invoices.
My ice cubes have gone small and hollow. Is the ice maker failing?
Usually it is starving, not failing. Small, hollow or cloudy cubes mean the tray is not filling fully, and the first suspect is the water filter, especially in Peachtree City, where treated reservoir water from four Fayette County lakes changes with the season and clogs a filter on its own timetable rather than every six months.
Change the filter first; it costs around thirty dollars yourself and $440 if it turns out to be the whole problem on a repair visit. If the ice stays small after a new filter, the water inlet valve at $428 is next.
My freezer is running but not freezing. Is it the compressor?
Not usually, and we do not assume it. A freezer that runs but will not hold temperature is more often the defrost system, $364, iced over and blocking airflow, a failed evaporator fan at $396, or a thermostat at $390.
If those test fine and the compressor is running hot with weak cooling, the sealed system is low, and the next step is a recharge like our Peachtree City Frigidaire job at $274.
If the charge holds, you have a working freezer. If it warms again in weeks, the leak is real and the compressor conversation at $700 is honest, against the freezer’s age.
How long will my freezer keep food safe in a Peachtree City power outage?
About 48 hours if it is full and 24 hours if it is half full, provided the door stays shut, according to USDA food safety guidance. Peachtree City sits on two grids, Coweta-Fayette EMC generally south of GA-54 and Georgia Power north of it, so outages and restorations can be uneven across the city.
Do not open the door to check. Once power returns, anything still holding ice crystals can be refrozen; anything that has thawed and sat above 40 °F for more than two hours should be discarded. If the freezer does not restart, unplug it, keep it shut and call.
Is a garage freezer worth repairing?
Below the compressor line, yes. A defrost heater at $364, a fan at $396 or a thermostat at $390 is a clear repair on any freezer not already at the end of its life, and chest freezers in particular run for twenty years on cheap parts.
At the compressor line, $700, a ten-year-old upright bought for a few hundred dollars is close to replacement cost, which is why that quote splits close to even company-wide and why we run the recharge test first. We tell you which side of the line you are on before anything is ordered.
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Company-wide medians of $415 and $375 with a part, from 2,091 and 2,269 jobs. $99 diagnostic applied to the repair, 90-day parts and labor warranty, every village in 30269.