Worn gaskets cause air leaks, higher energy bills and food safety risks. Replacing them restores efficiency and keeps temperatures stable.

A faulty thermostat can lead to spoiled food and HACCP compliance issues. Always replace with the correct model specified by your fridge or freezer manufacturer.

Evaporator and condenser fans are vital for consistent cooling. Replacing noisy or failed motors prevents costly breakdowns.

Broken shelves or drawers reduce storage efficiency and safety. Swapping in new OEM or compatible parts keeps your layout practical and hygienic.

Heavy commercial use wears down hinges and handles. Replacing them improves safety, extends equipment life and prevents door misalignment.

When buying a new fridge or freezer, it’s best to choose recognised brands with local parts support. Many low-cost imports sold in Australia don’t have spare parts available locally — if something breaks, spares often need to be shipped from overseas, causing long delays and downtime. Sticking with trusted brands ensures you get both performance and aftersales support.

Check your unit’s brand and model number — parts are matched to these. Our team can assist if you’re unsure.

Yes — as long as they are built to OEM specifications. Compatible parts offer a cost-effective alternative to branded spares.

Some parts like shelves, handles and gaskets are DIY-friendly. For electrical components (fans, thermostats, controllers), we recommend a licensed technician.

Large, established brands have local spare parts stock and service networks in Australia. With smaller or unknown imports, spare parts often aren’t available locally, meaning long wait times for overseas shipments.