When a freezer alarms or an autoclave will not hold pressure, the clock is running. CHILLCO Services diagnoses the fault, tells you plainly what it will take to fix it, and carries common failure parts so many repairs finish in a single visit.
Common repairs and replacements
- Compressors
- Belts
- Solenoid valves
- Fans and fan motors
- Power boards
- CPU boards
- Controller programming
- Vacuum relief valves
- Water pumps
- Door handles and hinges
- Bearings
- Control panels
- Power transformers
- Fuses
- Sensors and probes
- Heating elements
- Thermostats
- Switches
- Spray nozzles
- Relays
- Capacitors
- Door closers and gaskets
Repair by equipment type
Ultra-low and lab freezers
Temperature drift, frost buildup, failing compressors and starting components, door seal and heater faults, and alarm and controller problems.
Sterilizers and autoclaves
Steam generator issues, leaking valves, door seal and closer failures, sensor and probe faults, and heating element replacement.
Centrifuges and shakers
Bearings, drive belts, imbalance and lid-lock faults, and control board replacement.
Environmental chambers, ovens, and incubators
Heating and humidity control, sensor calibration faults, fan and circulation problems, and programming.
Walk-in coolers, freezers, and ice machines
Refrigeration faults, defrost systems, door hardware, water and drainage problems, and control replacement.
What to have ready when you call
Manufacturer, model, and serial number; the alarm or error code shown; how long the problem has been happening; and whether the contents are currently at risk. That detail lets us bring the right parts on the first trip.
Frequently asked questions
How fast can you get on site?
Response depends on your location and the urgency of the failure. Call 740-503-4752 and describe the situation — equipment with contents at risk is prioritized.
Do you repair all manufacturers?
We service most major laboratory, bio-medical, and industrial equipment brands. If a repair requires a manufacturer-only part, we will tell you before you spend anything.
Is it worth repairing older equipment?
Often yes. We will give you an honest comparison of repair cost against replacement, including how much life the unit likely has left.