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Equipment repair · Winnipeg, Manitoba

Repairs for the equipment you rely on

Hollenberg Repairs works on household equipment such as refrigerators and televisions. Describe the fault and we will take it from there.

133 Matheson Ave E 211, Winnipeg, Manitoba R2W 5M7, Canada

Concept illustration of a repair workbench with a disassembled television and tools
Concept / Demonstration

Services

The equipment types we take on. If your item is not listed, ask.

  • Refrigerators & cold appliances

    Fault finding and repair work on refrigerators and similar cooling equipment.

  • Televisions & displays

    Repairs on televisions and display units, including power and picture faults.

  • Other household equipment

    Other electrical household equipment can be assessed on request — describe the item and the fault.

Common equipment problems

  • Refrigerator is not cooling

    Cooling has dropped off, or one compartment stays warm.

  • Unit runs constantly

    The equipment never cycles off, or cycles far more often than before.

  • No power at all

    Nothing responds when the item is plugged in and switched on.

  • Television will not start

    No picture, a blank backlight, or the set shuts itself off.

  • Picture or sound faults

    Lines, patches, flicker on the screen, or audio dropping out.

  • Unusual noise, smell, or water

    New rattles, buzzing, burning smells, or pooling water.

Repair process

  1. 01

    Tell us the fault

    Share the item, the make and model if known, and what it is doing.

  2. 02

    Assessment

    The equipment is inspected to identify the cause of the fault.

  3. 03

    Repair discussion

    You are told what the repair involves before any further work continues.

  4. 04

    Repair work

    The agreed work is carried out and the equipment is tested afterwards.

  5. 05

    Return

    The equipment is returned to you once the work is complete.

Concept illustration of hands testing an appliance circuit board with a meter
Concept / Demonstration

Why professional repair matters

  • Mains electricity and stored charge

    Household equipment holds high voltages inside, and some components stay charged after unplugging.

  • Correct diagnosis first

    Replacing parts by guesswork can leave the real fault in place. The cause is identified before work continues.

  • Avoiding further damage

    Forcing panels, connectors, or sealed systems can turn a contained fault into a larger one.

  • Repair instead of replace

    Where a repair is sensible, the equipment you already own keeps working instead of being discarded.

Who we serve

  • Households

    Homeowners and renters in and around Winnipeg with everyday equipment faults.

  • Landlords & property managers

    Equipment in rented units that needs to be looked at.

  • Small offices & common rooms

    Shared refrigerators and display screens used day to day.

Equipment care

Basic habits that help everyday equipment keep working. Always unplug equipment before cleaning it, and leave anything behind a panel or cover to a repairer.

  • Keep coils and vents clear

    Dust and lint on condenser coils and vents make cooling equipment work harder.

  • Leave air space

    Give equipment room to breathe rather than pressing it tight against a wall or cabinet.

  • Check door seals

    A seal that no longer grips lets warm air in continuously.

  • Do not overload shelves

    Blocked internal airflow leads to uneven cooling.

  • Dust screens gently

    A dry microfibre cloth only — sprays and household cleaners can damage a display.

  • Act on new noises early

    Small changes in sound or smell are easier to deal with before they worsen.

Conceptual portfolio

Illustrations of the kind of work described on this site. These are concept images, not photographs of completed customer repairs.

  • Concept illustration of a repair workbench with a disassembled television and tools
    Concept / Demonstration

    Bench teardown

    Conceptual view of a display unit opened up for inspection.

  • Concept illustration of hands testing an appliance circuit board with a meter
    Concept / Demonstration

    Electrical testing

    Conceptual view of measurements being taken on a control board.

  • Concept illustration of a refrigerator with its rear cooling components exposed
    Concept / Demonstration

    Cooling system access

    Conceptual view of a refrigerator opened for assessment.

  • Concept illustration of a sorted tray of repair parts and cables
    Concept / Demonstration

    Parts handling

    Conceptual view of components kept sorted during a repair.

About Hollenberg Repairs

Hollenberg Repairs is an independent repair business owned by Andrea Hollenberg, based at 133 Matheson Ave E 211, Winnipeg, Manitoba R2W 5M7, Canada. The focus is household equipment such as refrigerators and televisions.

Work is handled directly, so the person assessing your equipment is the person you speak to. This site describes the type of work we take on — it does not list prices, turnaround times, or past customer projects.

Ready to get it looked at?

Call or email with your equipment type and the fault.

FAQ

What equipment do you repair?

Household equipment such as refrigerators and televisions. Other electrical household items can be assessed on request — describe the item and the fault when you get in touch.

How do I book a repair?

Call 204-952-2013 or email ANDREA.HOLLENBERG_42@outlook.com with the equipment type, make and model if known, and a description of the fault.

Where are you located?

133 Matheson Ave E 211, Winnipeg, Manitoba R2W 5M7, Canada.

Can you tell me the cost before I get in touch?

No. This site does not publish prices. What a repair involves is discussed with you directly once the equipment has been assessed.

Does the form on this page send my message?

No. The form is static and nothing typed into it is sent or stored. Use the phone number or email address to reach us.

Are the photos on this site your past repairs?

No. Every image is labelled Concept / Demonstration and illustrates the type of work described rather than a specific customer job.

What details should I have ready?

The type of equipment, the make and model if you have it, what the equipment is doing, when the problem started, and how you would like to be contacted back.

Contact

Reach Andrea Hollenberg directly using the details below.

Address
133 Matheson Ave E 211
Winnipeg, Manitoba R2W 5M7
Canada

What to have ready

  • — The type of equipment (for example refrigerator or television)
  • — The make and model, if you have it
  • — What the equipment is doing, and when it started
  • — How you would like to be contacted back

Repair enquiry checklist

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