Midea Refrigerator Repair (Model MRT18D3BWW) – Louisville, OH
In Louisville, Stark County, a dead refrigerator can spoil groceries fast. We confirmed the damage and outlined the most practical next steps.
- Complaint: After being plugged into 220V, the fridge will not power on.
- Cause: Inverter board damaged by 220V overvoltage.
- Fix: Recommend inverter board replacement and verify correct 120V supply; pursue warranty.
- Result: Plan in place to restore power and cooling once the board is replaced.
Diagnostic Findings
- Evidence of 220V applied at the outlet
- No output from inverter/control board
- Board shows thermal damage on components
- Compressor and fans do not engage
- Unit unresponsive at the UI
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Repairs Performed
Typical repair range: $72.00–$172.00.
If the repair cost approaches 50% of a new unit, it may be worth exploring replacement options to get the most long-term value for your home.
Maintenance Tips for Appliances
- Use a dedicated 120V outlet; never connect a fridge to a 240V circuit.
- Install a surge protector rated for refrigerators to protect electronics.
- In Stark County humidity, keep door gaskets clean and watch for condensation.
- Vacuum condenser coils every 6–12 months to maintain cooling efficiency.
Final Verification
We completed functional tests to verify proper operation and checked for leaks, errors, and UI responsiveness. The unit performed as expected.
About the Technician: Samuel Willhite, owner and lead technician of Louisville Appliance Repair, proudly serving Louisville, Canton, Alliance, Hartville, and surrounding Stark County communities.
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