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Refrigerators & Freezers price in Islamabad & Rawalpindi

How much is a used refrigerators & freezers worth?

Used refrigerators & freezers in Islamabad and Rawalpindi typically range from the figures below depending on age, brand and condition. These are indicative ranges, subject to physical inspection — message us for a firm quote.

Prices updated: August 2026

ConditionWe pay (buy)We charge (sell)
Like newRs 35,000–55,000Rs 48,000–70,000
Good usedRs 18,000–35,000Rs 28,000–48,000
For partsRs 3,000–10,000Not resold

These ranges are indicative and awaiting operator review. Message us for a firm quote before relying on them.

What raises and lowers the price of used refrigerators & freezers

Condition grade is only part of it. These are the specifics that move a quote up or down in this category.

  • No-frost cabinets and inverter compressors attract more demand than older direct-cool models of the same size.
  • A complete interior lifts the grade, since shelves, crisper covers, door bins and the freezer flap are difficult to source for a discontinued model.
  • A straight, undented door with an intact handle sells more easily than the same cooling performance behind a creased front panel.
  • Deep freezers with all their baskets and a lid that still seals hold value better than chest units whose lid hinge has sagged.
  • A unit that has never been opened up for a regas is worth more than one with a service valve brazed into the pipework, which shows the sealed system has already been breached.

When an item is worth parts value only

  • A compressor that hums and trips without ever cooling, which usually means a seized motor or a blocked capillary.
  • A cracked or punctured inner liner where the evaporator pipe runs, because the leak sits inside the foam and cannot be reached cleanly.
  • A cabinet base rotted through around the compressor bay, which leaves nothing solid to mount to.
  • A burnt control board on an older no-frost model whose spare boards are no longer produced.

Brands we see most

These are the refrigerators & freezers brands that come up most often in the Islamabad and Rawalpindi second-hand market. We trade others too — this is what typically turns up, not a list of what is in stock today.

Used refrigerators & freezers — frequently asked questions

How can I tell if a used fridge has a gas leak?

Leave it running for at least an hour, then check three things: whether the freezer has actually made ice, whether the condenser at the back has warmed up, and whether the compressor ever stops. A unit that runs continuously, stays cool at the back and never reaches freezing has lost refrigerant. Cooling that fades over a day points the same way.

Is a direct-cool fridge worse than a no-frost one second hand?

Not worse, just different. Direct-cool cabinets have fewer parts to fail, with no defrost heater, evaporator fan or timer, so an older one is often the simpler buy, but it needs manual defrosting. No-frost models are more convenient and more common in newer stock, and their usual fault is the defrost circuit rather than the compressor.

Can a refrigerator be switched on the same day it is moved?

Let it stand upright for a few hours first. Laying a fridge on its side or back during transport lets compressor oil travel into the refrigerant line, and switching on before the oil drains back can damage the compressor. Several hours upright is the safe habit, and longer if the unit travelled flat over a rough road.

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