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- Compact refrigerator not cooling or running warm
- Mini-fridge or bar fridge freezing food
- Microwave runs but doesn’t heat
- Microwave turntable or door latch fault
- Small kitchen appliance no power or intermittent
- Loud compressor or fan noise on a compact unit
- Door gasket worn, condensation forming
- OEM parts sourcing for a rebadged PC unit
Article Reviewed & Technically Verified by Dmitry V., Lead EPA-Certified Technician (15+ Years Experience)
PC (President’s Choice) is Loblaw’s Canadian value/store brand — not a manufacturer, and not officially sold in the US. Its appliances are compact refrigerators, microwaves, and small kitchen units that are rebadged and built by third-party OEMs. If you brought one to Brooklyn, we identify the true maker from the model plate and repair it with the correct OEM parts.
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PC (President's Choice) Compact Refrigerator Repair
Most PC (President’s Choice) cooling products are compact units — mini-fridges, bar fridges, and small refrigerators rather than full-size kitchen models. When one runs warm, freezes food, or hums loudly, the cause is usually a straightforward part: a tired thermostat, a weak door gasket, a clogged drain, or a fan that has stopped turning. We check each of these directly before recommending anything.
Because these units are rebadged, we start by reading the model and serial plate to identify the actual OEM. That tells us which compressor, thermostat, and gasket the unit really uses, so we source the correct part instead of guessing from the PC label alone.
Common issues we fix:
- Not cooling or only weakly cooling
- Running too cold and freezing contents
- Compressor running constantly
- Loud humming, buzzing, or fan noise
- Water pooling inside or under the unit
- Door not sealing, condensation on the gasket
- Interior light or control dial not responding
PC (President's Choice) Microwave Repair
PC (President’s Choice) countertop microwaves are value units built on common OEM platforms. When one runs but no longer heats, the usual culprits are a failed magnetron, a blown thermal fuse, or a faulty high-voltage diode. Turntable and door-switch problems are also frequent and simpler to address.
Microwaves store dangerous voltage in the high-voltage capacitor even when unplugged, so we treat every heating fault as a safety job. We confirm the OEM from the plate to match the magnetron and door-interlock switches correctly before ordering parts.
Common issues we fix:
- Runs but food stays cold (no heating)
- Turntable not turning
- Door won’t latch or unit won’t start
- Sparking or arcing inside the cavity
- Keypad or display not responding
- Loud buzzing during operation
- Unit trips the breaker
PC (President's Choice) Small Kitchen Appliance Repair
PC (President’s Choice) also covers small countertop kitchen appliances. These are inexpensive units, so a repair only makes sense when the fault is a serviceable part — a power cord, a switch, a thermal cutoff, or a heating element — rather than a sealed assembly. We give you an honest assessment of whether repair or replacement is the smarter choice before any work begins.
When a part is worth replacing, identifying the OEM behind the PC badge lets us find a matching component. If a unit is beyond economical repair, we tell you plainly instead of running up a bill.
Common issues we fix:
- No power or intermittent operation
- Not heating or heating unevenly
- Damaged power cord or plug
- Switch or control not responding
- Unusual smell or overheating
- Motor running weakly or stalling
How We Diagnose PC (President's Choice) Problems
PC (President’s Choice) units do not publish a public library of error codes, so we do not rely on codes to diagnose them — and we never invent one. Instead we work from the physical symptom and, critically, from the OEM identity stamped on the model/serial plate. Because these appliances are rebadged, that plate is what points us to the correct compressor, magnetron, thermostat, or heating element to source.
| Symptom | How we diagnose / likely cause |
|---|---|
| Compact fridge runs but stays warm | Test thermostat continuity and compressor start; check condenser airflow and door gasket seal |
| Fridge freezing food on lowest setting | Verify thermostat calibration and sensor placement; confirm dial and control response |
| Constant loud humming or buzzing | Isolate compressor vs. evaporator/condenser fan; inspect mounting and fan blade for obstruction |
| Microwave runs but does not heat | Safely discharge HV capacitor, then test magnetron, HV diode, and thermal fuse against OEM specs |
| Microwave won’t start with door shut | Check the door-interlock switch stack and latch alignment for the OEM assembly |
| Small appliance dead or intermittent | Test cord, switch, and thermal cutoff for continuity; advise repair vs. replacement honestly |
| Unit trips the breaker | Look for a shorted component or moisture ingress; measure resistance to ground before powering up |
Technician Case Studies — PC (President's Choice) Repairs
Diagnostic & Resolution: Read the model/serial plate to identify the OEM cooling assembly. Tested the thermostat — no continuity across its full rotation. Sourced the matching OEM thermostat and installed it; cabinet pulled down to a stable temperature over the following hours with no other faults found.
Diagnostic & Resolution: Discharged the high-voltage capacitor, then tested the heating circuit — the high-voltage diode had failed open. Confirmed the OEM behind the PC badge from the plate and fitted the correct diode; verified normal heating on a water-load test before returning the unit.
Diagnostic & Resolution: Traced the noise to a worn evaporator fan bushing and found the door gasket had lost its seal, drawing in warm humid air. Replaced the fan and gasket with OEM-matched parts identified from the serial plate; noise and condensation resolved on retest.
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