# Red Rock Appliance Services

> Mobile appliance repair for homes and businesses in Las Vegas, Henderson and Boulder City, Nevada. All brands, including luxury built-ins and sealed-system (compressor/refrigerant) work. Phone (702) 744-2944.

## Key facts
- Residential diagnostic visit: $75, credited toward the repair when approved.
- Commercial service call: $100 (standard rate). Emergency call with a technician on site within 2 hours: $300, only for emergencies or when no technician is free.
- Warranty: 90 days on labor, up to 1 year on parts.
- Technicians are licensed, insured and EPA Section 608 certified.
- Same-day or next-day appointments; most repairs are finished on the first visit.
- Hours: Monday–Friday 8 AM–7 PM, Saturday–Sunday 8 AM–4 PM.
- Address: 11700 W Charleston Blvd, Las Vegas, NV 89135. Mobile service only.
- Service area: the whole Las Vegas Valley — Las Vegas, North Las Vegas, Henderson, Boulder City, Summerlin, Centennial Hills, Aliante, Skye Canyon, Spring Valley, Enterprise, Mountains Edge, Southern Highlands, Paradise, Sunrise Manor, Whitney, Green Valley, Anthem, Seven Hills, Inspirada, Cadence, MacDonald Ranch and Lake Las Vegas.
- Not offered: gas line hookups, plumbing leak repair, hood/duct grease cleaning.
- Discounts (https://redrockfix.com/bcard/): returning customers, veterans and military, seniors and first responders get 6% off labor or $25 off the total bill — one per visit, on request, not combinable.

## Household appliance repair
- [Refrigerator / Freezer Service](https://redrockfix.com/household/refrigerator-freezer-service/): Red Rock Appliance Services repairs refrigerators and freezers of all brands in Las Vegas, Henderson and Boulder City. Most fridge repairs are finished on the first visit and typically cost $180–$650; sealed-system work such as a compressor replacement or refrigerant leak repair runs about $700–$1,800. The in-home diagnostic is $75 and is credited toward the repair.
- [Washer Service](https://redrockfix.com/household/washer-service/): Red Rock Appliance Services repairs front-load, top-load, stacked and combo washers of all brands in Las Vegas, Henderson and Boulder City. Typical washer repairs cost $150–$600; drum bearing replacement on a front-loader runs about $450–$800. The $75 diagnostic is credited toward the repair.
- [Dryer Service](https://redrockfix.com/household/dryer-service/): Red Rock Appliance Services repairs gas and electric dryers of all brands in Las Vegas, Henderson and Boulder City. Common dryer repairs such as a heating element, thermal fuse, igniter, belt or rollers cost about $150–$350; motors and control boards run $300–$600. The $75 diagnostic is credited toward the repair.
- [Oven / Cooktop Service](https://redrockfix.com/household/oven-cooktop-service/): Red Rock Appliance Services repairs gas, electric, dual-fuel and induction ovens, ranges and cooktops of all brands in Las Vegas, Henderson and Boulder City. Most oven and cooktop repairs cost $160–$500; control boards and induction power boards run $300–$800. The $75 diagnostic is credited toward the repair.
- [Dishwasher Service](https://redrockfix.com/household/dishwasher-service/): Red Rock Appliance Services repairs dishwashers of all brands in Las Vegas, Henderson and Boulder City. Typical dishwasher repairs such as a drain pump, inlet valve, door latch or heating element cost $150–$350; wash motors and control boards run $300–$600. The $75 diagnostic is credited toward the repair.
- [Exhaust Hood / Downdraft Service](https://redrockfix.com/household/exhaust-hood-downdraft-service/): Red Rock Appliance Services repairs range hoods and downdraft ventilation systems of all brands in Las Vegas, Henderson and Boulder City. Typical repairs — blower motors, capacitors, switches, control boards, lights and downdraft lift motors — cost $150–$600. We repair hoods; we don't do grease or duct cleaning. The $75 diagnostic is credited toward the repair.
- [Garbage Disposal / Trash Compactor](https://redrockfix.com/household/garbage-disposal-trash-compactor/): Red Rock Appliance Services unjams, repairs and replaces garbage disposals and repairs trash compactors in Las Vegas, Henderson and Boulder City. Clearing a jam usually costs $100–$175, and a new disposal installed costs about $300–$600 depending on horsepower. We don't repair plumbing leaks. The $75 diagnostic is credited toward the repair.
- [Ice Maker Service](https://redrockfix.com/household/ice-maker-service/): Red Rock Appliance Services repairs refrigerator ice makers, ice dispensers and residential undercounter ice machines of all brands in Las Vegas, Henderson and Boulder City. Most ice maker repairs cost $150–$450. Undercounter clear-ice machines often need descaling here because of hard water. The $75 diagnostic is credited toward the repair.
- [Wine Cooler Service](https://redrockfix.com/household/wine-cooler-service/): Red Rock Appliance Services repairs wine coolers, wine refrigerators and beverage centers of all brands in Las Vegas, Henderson and Boulder City, including compressor and refrigerant repairs. Most wine cooler repairs cost $160–$600; sealed-system repairs run about $700–$1,500. The $75 diagnostic is credited toward the repair.
- [Convection Steam Oven](https://redrockfix.com/household/convection-steam-oven/): Red Rock Appliance Services repairs convection steam ovens of all brands — Miele, Wolf, Thermador, Gaggenau, Bosch, Fisher & Paykel and others — in Las Vegas, Henderson and Boulder City. Typical repairs such as pumps, sensors and door seals cost $200–$450; steam generators and control boards run $400–$900. The $75 diagnostic is credited toward the repair.
- [Microwave Oven](https://redrockfix.com/household/microwave-oven/): Red Rock Appliance Services repairs every type of microwave — high-end microwave drawers, built-in and cabinet microwaves, over-the-range models and speed ovens — in Las Vegas, Henderson and Boulder City. Typical repairs cost $150–$450; drawer mechanisms and control boards run $250–$600. The $75 diagnostic is credited toward the repair.

## Commercial equipment repair
- [Restaurant Cooking Equipment Service](https://redrockfix.com/commercial/restaurant-cooking-equipment-service/): Red Rock Appliance Services repairs commercial cooking equipment for restaurants, casinos, hotels, bakeries and pizzerias in Las Vegas, Henderson and Boulder City: fryers, combi ovens (Rational, Alto-Shaam, Convotherm), rotating rack ovens, deck and conveyor pizza ovens, convection ovens, ranges, griddles, charbroilers and steam equipment. Commercial service calls are $100.
- [Commercial Dishwasher Service](https://redrockfix.com/commercial/commercial-dishwasher-service/): Red Rock Appliance Services repairs commercial dishwashers in Las Vegas, Henderson and Boulder City: undercounter, door-type, conveyor and flight-type machines, glasswashers and booster heaters from Hobart, Jackson, Champion, CMA, Insinger, Meiko, Stero, Moyer Diebel and others. Commercial service calls are $100.
- [Commercial Laundry Equipment Service](https://redrockfix.com/commercial/commercial-laundry-equipment-service/): Red Rock Appliance Services repairs commercial laundry equipment in Las Vegas, Henderson and Boulder City for laundromats, hotels, motels, gyms, salons, restaurants and multi-housing laundry rooms. We service Speed Queen, Huebsch, UniMac, IPSO, Dexter, Continental Girbau, Electrolux Professional, Wascomat, Milnor and American Dryer Corp washers, washer-extractors and dryers. Commercial service calls are $100.
- [Refrigeration Equipment Service](https://redrockfix.com/commercial/refrigeration-equipment-service/): Red Rock Appliance Services repairs commercial refrigeration in Las Vegas, Henderson and Boulder City: reach-in refrigerators and freezers, prep tables, undercounter and bar coolers, display cases, merchandisers and ice machines from True, Traulsen, Turbo Air, Beverage-Air, Delfield, Continental, Hoshizaki, Atosa and others. Our technicians are licensed, insured and EPA Section 608 certified and handle compressors and refrigerant leaks. Commercial service calls are $100.
- [Commercial Exhaust Hood / Ventilation Service](https://redrockfix.com/commercial/commercial-exhaust-hood-ventilation-service/): Red Rock Appliance Services repairs commercial kitchen exhaust and make-up air fans for restaurants in Las Vegas, Henderson and Boulder City: motors, belts, bearings, pulleys, capacitors and fan controls on Greenheck, CaptiveAire, Loren Cook, Accurex and other fans. We repair motors and fans only and don't provide hood or duct grease cleaning. Commercial service calls are $100.
- [Commercial Ice Machine Repair](https://redrockfix.com/commercial/commercial-ice-machine-repair/): Red Rock Appliance Services repairs commercial ice machines in Las Vegas, Henderson and Boulder City: modular cubers, undercounter machines, nugget and flake machines and ice dispensers from Hoshizaki, Manitowoc, Scotsman, Ice-O-Matic, Follett, Cornelius, Kold-Draft and others. We handle no-ice and slow-ice calls, harvest problems, scale, leaks, and compressor and refrigerant repairs. Commercial service calls are $100.

## Repair guides (error codes and self-checks)
- [Samsung Refrigerator Error Codes: What They Mean and What to Do](https://redrockfix.com/guides/samsung-refrigerator-error-codes/): The most common Samsung refrigerator codes are 21E (freezer fan), 22E/22C (fridge fan), 5E (defrost sensor), 33E (ice-maker fill tube heater) and 83E/85E/86E (compressor current or voltage). Fan codes are often caused by ice and can be cleared with a full defrost; power codes often clear after switching the breaker off for 60 seconds. OF OF means the fridge is in showroom mode, not broken. Codes that return after these steps need a technician.
- [LG Refrigerator Error Codes: What They Mean and What to Do](https://redrockfix.com/guides/lg-refrigerator-error-codes/): LG refrigerators show codes as "Er" plus two letters. FF, rF, IF and CF are fan errors — usually ice around the fan from a defrost problem (FF, rF, IF) or a stuck condenser fan (CF). dH and dS mean the defrost heater or sensor failed; rS, FS and rt are temperature sensors; gF means no water flow to the dispenser; CO is a communication error between boards. Unplugging for 5 minutes resets a code; if it returns, the part needs service.
- [Samsung Washer Error Codes: What They Mean and What to Do](https://redrockfix.com/guides/samsung-washer-error-codes/): On Samsung washers, 4C/4E means water isn't coming in, 5C/5E means it isn't draining, dC/dE/dL means the door or lid isn't locked, UE/Ub means an unbalanced load, Sd/SUd means too many suds and 1C/LE/LC means water where it shouldn't be or a sensor fault. Start by powering off for 2–3 minutes, opening both faucets, checking hoses and cleaning the drain filter. Motor (3C/3E), heater (HC) and sensor (tC, 8C) codes usually need a technician.
- [LG Washer Error Codes: What They Mean and What to Do](https://redrockfix.com/guides/lg-washer-error-codes/): The most common LG washer codes are OE (not draining), IE (not filling), UE (unbalanced), LE (motor locked), dE or dL (door or lid not locked) and PE (water level sensor). OE, IE and UE are often owner-fixable — clean the drain pump filter, open the faucets, rebalance the load. LE, PE, FE and dE that won't clear need a technician.
- [Samsung Dryer Error Codes: What They Mean and What to Do](https://redrockfix.com/guides/samsung-dryer-error-codes/): Most Samsung dryer codes trace back to airflow or power. HC/hE means overheating and tS/tC/tE means a temperature sensor problem — clean the lint screen and the whole exhaust vent first. dE/dO means the door isn't latching, 9C1/9E means abnormal voltage, bE is a stuck button and AC/AE is a communication error that often clears after 60 seconds without power. If a code returns after these steps, the dryer needs a technician.
- [LG Dryer Error Codes: What They Mean and What to Do](https://redrockfix.com/guides/lg-dryer-error-codes/): LG dryer d80, d85, d90 and d95 codes mean the exhaust vent is roughly 80–95% blocked — clean the lint filter, the duct behind the dryer and the vent to the outside, and don't run the dryer at d90 or higher. tE1 and tE3 are temperature (thermistor) and heat faults, gAS means a gas dryer isn't heating, dE means the door switch is open and PS means the supply voltage is wrong. After the vent is cleaned, codes that return need a technician.
- [Bosch Dishwasher Error Codes: What They Mean and What to Do](https://redrockfix.com/guides/bosch-dishwasher-error-codes/): On Bosch dishwashers, E24 means water isn't draining (usually the filter, drain hose or disposal connection), E25 means the drain pump is blocked or failing, E22 means a clogged filter, E15 means water reached the base and leak protection stopped the cycle, E09 means a heater problem, and E14, E16 and E17 point to water-fill problems. Clean the filter and check the hoses first; E15 that won't clear, E09 and repeat drain codes need a technician.
- [GE Oven Error Codes (F Codes): What They Mean and What to Do](https://redrockfix.com/guides/ge-oven-error-codes/): GE oven F codes point to a failed part: F0, F1 and F7 usually mean the control or keypad, F2 means the oven got hotter than it should, F3 and F4 usually mean the oven temperature sensor, and F9 means a failure in the door lock circuit. Turning the breaker off for a few minutes can clear a one-time glitch; if the code returns, GE recommends a service technician.
- [Whirlpool and Maytag Washer Error Codes: What They Mean and What to Do](https://redrockfix.com/guides/whirlpool-maytag-washer-error-codes/): Whirlpool, Maytag, Amana and KitchenAid washers share the same F-code system. F8E1 means not enough water is coming in, F9E1 means a long drain (over 8–10 minutes), F5E1–F5E3 are door or lid lock problems, F3E1 is the water-level pressure sensor, F7E1 is a motor speed (tach) signal fault, F0E2 is an overloaded tub and F8E3 is an overflow. Start with the faucets, hoses and a 5-minute unplug; F3, F7 and repeated F5 codes need a technician.
- [Whirlpool and Maytag Dryer Error Codes: What They Mean and What to Do](https://redrockfix.com/guides/whirlpool-maytag-dryer-error-codes/): On Whirlpool and Maytag dryers, F3E1 points to the exhaust thermistor, F3E3 to the inlet thermistor, F5E1 to the door switch, F1E1 to the main control, F6E2 to a communication fault and PF to a power interruption. Clean the lint screen and vent, check the breaker and unplug for 5 minutes first; thermistor, control and communication codes that return need a technician.
- [Samsung Dishwasher Error Codes: What They Mean and What to Do](https://redrockfix.com/guides/samsung-dishwasher-error-codes/): On Samsung dishwashers, 4C/4E means not enough water pressure or temperature, 5C/5E means it isn't draining, LC/LE means the leak sensor detected moisture, OC/OE means the water level is too high, HE/HC/tE are heater and temperature faults, 3C is a pump problem and bE means a button is stuck. Cut power, check hoses, clean the filter and let the base dry; codes that return need a technician.
- [LG Dishwasher Error Codes: What They Mean and What to Do](https://redrockfix.com/guides/lg-dishwasher-error-codes/): On LG dishwashers, OE means it isn't draining, IE means not enough water came in, FE means overfill, AE (E1 on some models) means water reached the base, bE means too much foam, LE is a wash-pump motor fault, HE a heater fault and tE a temperature sensor fault. Clean the filter, check the hoses and use only dishwasher detergent; LE, HE, tE and AE that won't clear need a technician.
- [Samsung Oven and Range Error Codes: What They Mean and What to Do](https://redrockfix.com/guides/samsung-oven-range-error-codes/): On Samsung ranges and wall ovens, C-d0/C-d1/C-d2 and C-20/C-21/C-22 are door or key errors, C-10 is a temperature sensor reading, C-24 means the oven heated too fast (often a blocked vent), C-F0 is a communication error, -dC- or -dE- means the Flex Duo partition isn't seated, bAd LinE means a power wiring problem and tESt means demo mode. Turn the range off and on, then switch the breaker off for 30 seconds; codes that return need a technician.
- [LG Range and Oven Error Codes: What They Mean and What to Do](https://redrockfix.com/guides/lg-range-oven-error-codes/): On LG ranges and wall ovens, F1, F2, F4 and F5 are oven temperature sensor errors, F3 is a stuck keypad, F6 or F16 means the oven got too hot, F7 or F17 is a convection fan error, F9 or F19 means no heat, F10 or F20 is a door-lock failure, F11 is a communication error and F42 means house voltage is too high. Turn the breaker off for 5 minutes; codes that return need a technician.
- [Frigidaire and Electrolux Oven Error Codes: What They Mean and What to Do](https://redrockfix.com/guides/frigidaire-electrolux-oven-error-codes/): On Frigidaire and Electrolux ranges, F10 means a runaway temperature condition, F11 a shorted keypad, F30 and F31 an oven temperature sensor circuit fault, and F90/F91 a door-lock problem, usually around self-clean. If the oven heats by itself or won't shut off (F10), switch off the breaker. Other codes may clear after a breaker reset; if they return, call a technician.
- [Refrigerator Not Cooling? 8 Checks to Do Before You Call](https://redrockfix.com/guides/refrigerator-not-cooling-checklist/): If your refrigerator isn't cooling, check the temperature setting and demo mode, make sure food isn't blocking the vents, close the doors on a dollar bill to test the gaskets, vacuum the condenser coils, and listen for the freezer and condenser fans. Frost on the freezer's back wall, a clicking compressor or a fridge that runs nonstop but stays warm means a defrost, start relay or sealed-system problem that needs a technician.
- [Dryer Not Heating? 7 Checks to Do Before You Call](https://redrockfix.com/guides/dryer-not-heating-checklist/): If your dryer runs but doesn't heat, check both halves of the 240V breaker (electric) or that the gas valve is open (gas), clean the lint screen, make sure the vent isn't crushed or clogged, and confirm you're not on an air-dry or low-heat setting. If it still won't heat, the usual causes are a blown thermal fuse (often from a clogged vent), a burned-out heating element, or a weak gas igniter or valve coils.
- [Dishwasher Not Draining? 6 Checks to Do Before You Call](https://redrockfix.com/guides/dishwasher-not-draining-checklist/): If water is left in the bottom of your dishwasher, clean the filter, run the garbage disposal, check that a new disposal's knockout plug was removed, clear the air gap on the sink, and make sure the drain hose isn't kinked. If the dishwasher hums but doesn't drain, or is silent at the drain step, the drain pump is usually jammed or failed and needs a technician.
- [Washer Not Draining? 6 Checks to Do Before You Call](https://redrockfix.com/guides/washer-not-draining-checklist/): If your washer won't drain, clean the drain pump filter (on most front loaders behind a small panel at the bottom front), make sure the drain hose isn't kinked or pushed too far into the standpipe, and use only HE detergent. If the pump hums or is silent and water stays in the drum, the drain pump or the lid/door lock that allows draining has usually failed.
- [Ice Maker Not Making Ice? 7 Checks to Do Before You Call](https://redrockfix.com/guides/ice-maker-not-making-ice-checklist/): If your ice maker stopped making ice, make sure it's switched on and the bail arm is down, the freezer is at 0–5°F, the water supply valve is open and the water filter isn't clogged (Las Vegas hard water clogs them fast). Check for a frozen fill tube and a jammed bucket. If water reaches the fridge but no ice forms, the inlet valve or ice maker module usually needs replacing.
- [Oven Not Heating? 6 Checks to Do Before You Call](https://redrockfix.com/guides/oven-not-heating-checklist/): If your oven won't heat, check the breaker (electric ovens use a 240V double breaker), make sure the gas valve is open on gas models, confirm the oven isn't in demo, Sabbath or delay-start mode, and watch the igniter or bake element. A gas igniter that glows for over 90 seconds without lighting is weak and needs replacing; an electric element with a visible break has burned out.
- [Garbage Disposal Not Working? 5 Safe Checks](https://redrockfix.com/guides/garbage-disposal-not-working-checklist/): If your garbage disposal hums but doesn't turn, it's jammed: switch it off, then turn the flywheel with a 1/4-inch hex key in the socket underneath and press the red reset button. If it does nothing at all, press the reset button and check the breaker or GFCI. Never put your hand inside. A disposal that leaks from its body or stays seized needs replacing.
- [Commercial Ice Machine Not Making Ice? 7 Checks Before You Call](https://redrockfix.com/guides/commercial-ice-machine-not-making-ice/): If a commercial ice machine is slow or not making ice, check that the water is on and the filter cartridge isn't clogged, clean the air-cooled condenser, make sure the room isn't overheating the machine, look for scale on the evaporator (common with Las Vegas hard water) and confirm nothing is blocking the bin control. If water and airflow are fine and it still won't freeze or harvest, it needs a technician.
- [Range Hood or Downdraft Not Working? 6 Checks to Do Before You Call](https://redrockfix.com/guides/range-hood-not-working-checklist/): If your range hood won't run, first check the breaker and whether the lights still work: lights on but no fan usually means a failed motor, capacitor or speed control. Weak suction is most often greasy filters or a stuck backdraft damper. A downdraft that won't rise is usually the lift motor or its switch. Wash the filters and check the damper yourself; motor and control work needs a technician.
- [Wine Cooler Not Cooling? 7 Checks to Do Before You Call](https://redrockfix.com/guides/wine-cooler-not-cooling-checklist/): If your wine cooler isn't cooling, check the set temperature and display mode, make sure the front vent isn't blocked and the unit has the clearance its manual requires, test the door seal and listen for the fans. Built-in units need a clear front grille; freestanding ones need space behind them. In Las Vegas, a cooler in a hot garage or in direct sun often simply can't keep up. A warm unit with fans running may have a sealed-system or thermoelectric module problem.
- [Steam Oven Not Steaming or Asking to Descale? 6 Checks](https://redrockfix.com/guides/steam-oven-no-steam-descaling-guide/): Most steam ovens that stop steaming in Las Vegas are scaled up: hard water leaves minerals in the steam generator and pump. Run the oven's own descale program from start to finish with the manufacturer's descaler, re-seat the water tank, check the tank and its seal for damage and empty the drip tray. If it still won't steam, or the descale reminder won't clear after a full cycle, the generator, pump or level sensor needs a technician.
- [Microwave Not Heating? 5 Safe Checks — and Why Not to Open It](https://redrockfix.com/guides/microwave-not-heating-checklist/): If a microwave runs but doesn't heat, test it with a cup of water for one minute, make sure the door closes firmly and the outlet and breaker are fine. The usual causes inside — magnetron, high-voltage diode or capacitor, door switches — are not owner repairs: the capacitor can hold a dangerous charge even when unplugged. Built-in, drawer and over-the-range microwaves are usually worth repairing.
- [Trash Compactor Not Working? 5 Checks to Do Before You Call](https://redrockfix.com/guides/trash-compactor-not-working-checklist/): If a trash compactor won't start, check that the key switch is on, the drawer is fully closed and the outlet has power. If the ram moves but doesn't compact, or stops partway, the drive motor, power screws, chain or belt are usually worn. Overloading with bottles or hard items jams the ram.
- [Commercial Dish Machine Not Reaching 180°F or Not Cleaning? 7 Checks](https://redrockfix.com/guides/commercial-dishwasher-not-sanitizing-checklist/): A high-temperature dish machine needs a final rinse of about 180°F to sanitize; a low-temp machine relies on chemical sanitizer instead. If the rinse gauge reads low, check the booster heater breaker, incoming water temperature and scale on the booster elements. If dishes aren't clean, check wash arms, scrap screens, wash temperature and detergent feed. Low rinse temperature that won't recover needs a technician.
- [Commercial Fryer Won't Light or Hold Temperature? 6 Checks](https://redrockfix.com/guides/commercial-fryer-not-heating-checklist/): If a gas fryer won't light, confirm the gas supply and follow the lighting procedure on the door label; if the pilot won't stay lit, the thermocouple or thermopile is usually weak. A fryer that shuts off may have tripped its high-limit — let it cool and press the reset if your model has one. Oil that won't hold temperature points to a thermostat, probe or controller fault. Never bypass a high-limit or safety valve.
- [Combi Oven Problems in Las Vegas Kitchens: Scale, Steam and Cleaning Faults](https://redrockfix.com/guides/combi-oven-maintenance-common-faults/): Most combi oven calls in Las Vegas trace back to water: scale in the steam generator, clogged water inlet screens and drain problems. Use the water treatment the manufacturer specifies, run the automatic cleaning and descaling programs as scheduled, keep the drain clear and the water supply on. Error codes differ by brand and model, so note the code and call if it returns after a restart.
- [Commercial Washer or Dryer Down? 7 Checks for Laundromats and On-Premise Laundry](https://redrockfix.com/guides/commercial-laundry-machine-down-checklist/): Most commercial laundry downtime comes from drains, doors and airflow. For washers, check the drain valve or pump for socks and coins, make sure the door locks and the load isn't unbalanced. For dryers, clean the lint screens and lint compartment, check the exhaust and the gas supply, and look for a tripped high-limit. Machines that still won't run need a technician; payment-system faults go to your card provider.
- [Reach-In Cooler or Prep Table Running Warm? 7 Checks](https://redrockfix.com/guides/reach-in-cooler-not-cooling-checklist/): Cold food must stay at 41°F or below. When a reach-in or prep table runs warm, the most common cause in Las Vegas kitchens is a condenser clogged with grease and dust. Clean the condenser grille, make sure product isn't blocking the evaporator fan, check door gaskets and self-closers, close prep-table lids between rushes and look for ice on the coil. If it's still warm, the fans, controls or sealed system need a technician. We also service walk-in coolers and freezers.
- [Restaurant Exhaust Fan Not Working? 6 Checks Before You Call](https://redrockfix.com/guides/restaurant-exhaust-fan-not-working-checklist/): When a restaurant exhaust fan stops, check the breaker and the hood control panel first; many hoods are interlocked with fire-suppression and make-up air systems. Weak draw usually means grease-loaded filters or a slipping belt; a squeal points to a loose or worn belt or failing bearings. Belt, motor and bearing work on the roof needs a technician. We repair fans and motors; hood and duct grease cleaning is a separate contractor.
- [How Much Does Appliance Repair Cost in Las Vegas?](https://redrockfix.com/guides/appliance-repair-cost-las-vegas/): In Las Vegas, most household appliance repairs cost $150–$650 including parts and labor, after a diagnostic visit — ours is $75 and is credited toward the repair. Refrigerator sealed-system work such as a compressor replacement runs about $700–$1,800. Commercial service calls start at $100, with repairs quoted in writing.

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