Deciding whether it is worth repairing or replacing a failed refrigerator compressor depends heavily on the overall age of the appliance and the total cost of the repair. If your refrigerator is less than four to five years old and the compressor replacement is covered under a manufacturer sealed system warranty (though labor and gas charges may still apply), repairing it is usually worthwhile. However, if your refrigerator is over ten years old, paying for a compressor replacement, refrigerant flushing, and labor rarely makes economic sense, because the total cost often approaches the price of buying a brand-new, energy-efficient refrigerator. You can evaluate options by obtaining written technician quotes. You can verify value when comparing repair expenses to replacement costs guides your final decision.
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