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Independent Thermador service

Nocatee, FL · St. Johns County

Mon–Fri 8:00am – 6:00pm

Palm Row Appliance Co. Independent Thermador service for Nocatee

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What customers said after the visit

Rated 4.2 out of 5 across 44 customer reviews. Every one of them is printed below in full, including the visits that took two trips.

A refrigerator standing clear of the wall in a garage, its coil freshly cleaned and the service panel not yet refitted
Every visit below ended with the appliance back in its opening.

Average

4.2 of 5

The mean of all 44 reviews on this page, not a selection from them.

Published

44 reviews

Visits to Thermador kitchens across the villages of Nocatee.

How to read these

Each entry is one visit: what had failed, what was measured, what was changed and how the call ended. They are printed as they were given to us, first name and last initial only, and nothing has been trimmed to make a visit look tidier than it was.

A wall of nothing but top marks would tell you nothing. Several of the entries below describe a part that arrived wrong, a fault that came back, or a second trip. Those are the honest cost of the work and they stay on the page.

  • 5 out of 5 14
  • 4 out of 5 24
  • 3 out of 5 6

No figure appears in any of them. What a job costs is set out on the pricing page, and what happens after the repair is on the warranty page. If one of these describes the fault on your own appliance, the page for that repair explains how it gets diagnosed.

Customer feedback

Every review we publish

  • The island hood had grown loud enough to talk over. A blower bearing was on its way out. He replaced the motor assembly and balanced the wheel, and the noise dropped back to where it used to sit.

    Delilah S.August 2026

  • Our tall column crept up several degrees over a weekend while the freezer next to it was untouched. He measured the fan current, found the motor stalling warm, and swapped it. Temperature settled by that evening.

    Horace M.August 2026

  • Glassware kept coming out cloudy and it was not spotting. He tested our supply, adjusted the internal water setting to suit it and rinsed the salt reservoir out. Two loads later the glasses were clear again.

    Terrence O.August 2026

  • Our morning shots had gone short and bitter. The brew unit was gummed solid with old grounds and would not travel its full stroke. He stripped and greased it, and it pours a proper volume again.

    Harriet B.August 2026

  • Every burner on the rangetop clicked after a bad storm, whether lit or not. He replaced the spark module and checked each electrode gap afterwards. Sensible work, though he arrived later in the day than agreed.

    Wilma J.August 2026

  • Steam was weak and arriving late in the programme. He took the generator apart and there was a hard crust round the element that the cleaning cycle had never been going to shift. Cleared by hand, and it steams properly.

    Thomasina R.August 2026

  • Upper oven of the stacked pair would not unlock after a clean cycle. He released the latch through its own motor rather than levering anything, then replaced the switch that had held it shut. No marks left behind.

    Georgina M.August 2026

  • Extraction over our island had weakened to almost nothing. He measured airflow at the canopy, then at the roof, and showed me that the run has two more bends than the blower was ever sized for. Cleaning helped some.

    Osric H.July 2026

  • The panel-ready door had begun to swing rather than stay where I left it. He rebalanced the hinge tension for the weight of our cabinet front, which apparently had never been set for it in the first place.

    Ingrid F.July 2026

  • Frost kept returning across the freezer column back panel. He tested the defrost heater and its limit switch in front of me, found the limit open, and fitted a new one. No frost since, and the drain runs clear.

    Sylvie B.July 2026

  • Water had been dripping into the cabinet under the machine for weeks before we spotted the swollen shelf. He found a split on the outlet hose where it turns behind the frame, renewed it and dried the run out properly.

    Ellery T.July 2026

  • Every programme finished with a puddle in the bottom of the cavity. He found the drain line half blocked with lime and flushed the whole run, then timed an empty cycle to prove it was draining as it should.

    Alastair Q.July 2026

  • Our island rangetop would not hold a low setting, so anything delicate caught. He set the simmer adjustment on each valve with a meter rather than guessing, and a pot of stock now sits happily for hours.

    Peregrine C.July 2026

  • Baking had gone uneven front to back. He ran his own probe through a full preheat and hold, showed me the swing on paper, and fitted a new sensor. Browning is even now, though the visit ran long.

    Everard B.July 2026

  • Lights worked but the fan refused to start on any setting. He proved the motor was healthy by feeding it directly, then ordered the control board rather than the far dearer motor. Straightforward and honest about it.

    Bernadine T.July 2026

  • Cycles were running past three hours and dishes still came out damp. He proved the heater had gone by watching the tub temperature climb nowhere across a full wash, and the new one brought the timing back.

    Malachi S.July 2026

  • The grinder whirred but nothing came through to the brew chamber. Beans had bridged over the burr because we were using an oily dark roast. He cleared it, showed me why it happens and it has not recurred.

    Sadie L.July 2026

  • Ice production had slowed to a handful of cubes a day. He timed the fill and found the valve barely passing water because the inlet strainer had silted. Cleared it and output came back over the next two days.

    Ottoline P.July 2026

  • One burner lit and immediately went out again. The thermocouple had corroded at the tip. He changed it and cleaned the port drilling on the neighbouring burners while the top was apart, which I had not asked for.

    Lavinia G.July 2026

  • The descale prompt returned days after we had descaled twice. He explained that a chemical cycle cannot reach the collar at the base of the element, took it out and cleaned it, and the prompt has stayed away.

    Eudora F.July 2026

  • Panel went dark after a power cut. He replaced the board and it worked, then failed again a fortnight later and needed a second one under his own warranty. Sorted, but I lost most of two mornings to it.

    Hepzibah O.June 2026

  • The downdraft would rise and then sink back on its own. He adjusted the lift mechanism and it behaved for a while, but it began sticking again and I am waiting on a part. Communication about the delay has been patchy.

    Roland Y.June 2026

  • Water sat in the tub at the end of each wash. The drain hose had been left with a low loop behind the cabinet when the kitchen was built. He raised and clipped it and the tub empties fully now.

    Cecily A.June 2026

  • A descale prompt would not clear no matter how many cycles we ran. He measured flow through the heater circuit, found it well down, and treated the block by hand rather than through the machine. Prompt gone.

    Winston P.June 2026

  • A door on the column had stopped sealing at the bottom. The first gasket he brought was very slightly the wrong profile and had to go back, so it took two trips before the door shut properly on a note of paper.

    Lysander K.June 2026

  • The griddle section had gone fierce at one end. He found the burner venturi partly obstructed and cleared it, then checked the plate for warp with a straightedge before saying it was fine to keep.

    Barnabas W.June 2026

  • Preheat on an older wall oven had become painfully slow. The element measured fine, so he looked at the door instead and found the inner seal flattened along the hinge run. New seal brought the time right back.

    Sebastian K.June 2026

  • The door seal had gone hard and steam was escaping across the top edge and marking the cabinet. He fitted a new seal and adjusted the hinge closing pressure so it beds evenly rather than only at the corners.

    Casper N.June 2026

  • Smoke hung around the room even with the hood on full. It turned out the house is tight enough that the hood had nothing to draw. He explained the make-up air side clearly and did not pretend a part would fix it.

    Philomena A.June 2026

  • Upper spray arm was barely turning so the top basket never got clean. He pulled it, dug out the melted plastic sliver blocking one jet and checked the rotation on both arms before refitting the baskets.

    Roscoe H.June 2026

  • Machine kept reporting an empty tank that was full. He cleaned the level contacts and it behaved for about a month before the same message came back. The second call fixed it with a new sensor, but I paid twice over.

    Marisol D.June 2026

  • The unit ran without ever resting and the cabinet still would not get cold enough. He cleaned the condenser, which was thick with dust from the build, and checked the draw against the plate figure afterwards.

    Perpetua D.May 2026

  • Brand new kitchen and the range would not simmer properly from the day it went in. He found the installer had left the conversion parts for the wrong gas fitted. Correcting that solved everything at once.

    Junipero R.May 2026

  • The convection fan ran on and on with the oven switched off. A relay had stuck closed. He showed me the welded contacts once the board was out, which made the cost of the board much easier to accept.

    Marguerite F.May 2026

  • Our oven kept stopping partway with a fill error even with a brimming tank. The level float was coated and reading wrong. He cleaned it, refitted and put it through three consecutive programmes to be sure.

    Antonia W.May 2026

  • The touch controls on the canopy had stopped responding to anything. Grease had crept behind the panel over a few busy years. He cleaned the contact surface and resealed the edge so it will not simply happen again.

    Ludwig C.May 2026

  • There was a smell we could not place. He cleaned the filter stack and the check valve, which helped, but the odour crept back and it took a third visit to find the trapped debris in the sump. Slow going.

    Odette N.May 2026

  • Milk texture had gone flat and thin. The steam circuit was scaled at the venturi rather than anywhere expensive. He cleared it and had me foam a jug before he closed up so I could hear the difference.

    Ambrose K.May 2026

  • Water was pooling under the crisper drawers. The drain trough had frozen over and was backing up into the cabinet. He thawed and cleared it, then fitted the clip that keeps the heater in contact with the tube.

    Grantham L.May 2026

  • Ignition was intermittent on two burners. He cleaned and reseated everything and it was fine for a fortnight, then went again. The module was changed on the return call. Right in the end, but it cost me a day.

    Clementine U.May 2026

  • Our oven door had dropped and would not sit square against the frame. He rebuilt both hinges on the bench instead of selling us a door, reset the closing tension and it lines up with the cabinet again.

    Cyprian D.May 2026

  • The pump was audibly straining and no steam followed. Rather than condemning it he checked the feed first and found the tank connector partly closed by a piece of scale. Cleared, and the pump sounds normal again.

    Ferris G.May 2026

  • Machine stopped mid cycle and threw a fault we could not read. He pulled the code, traced it to a flow meter reading nothing, and fitted the part from his van. Back in service inside the one visit.

    Grover E.May 2026

  • Two cups in, the machine would stop and refuse to home the brew unit. He found a worn drive cam and replaced it rather than the whole assembly, which he said was the more common shortcut. It runs all morning now.

    Rosemary V.April 2026

Next step

Book a diagnostic visit

Flat $129 diagnostic, credited toward the repair when you approve the work. You get a written estimate before any part is ordered or fitted.

Diagnostic
$129, credited to the repair
Warranty
90 days labor · 365 days parts
Parts
Genuine OEM parts
Weekdays
8:00am – 6:00pm

Sealed-system work is carried out by EPA Section 608 certified technicians.