If your microwave suddenly won’t run, there are several different components that may be broken and need to be repaired. This could be due to a damaged power cord, bad door switch, blown fuse, or bad fan motor.
When your refrigerator stops working, you have the potential to lose hundreds of dollars in food. If you need a quick response to your service call, we’re always happy to help.
What can cause a refrigerator to feel warm or hot? Usually when a refrigerator feels too warm or hot to the touch, this means the engine is being overworked. If the refrigerator door has been open and closed a lot in one day, it may need to work harder to stay cool.
Many appliances carry a model number as well as a serial number. Both are typically important when determining the best part for a DIY repair. Where a model number will often provide you with enough information, if there's been a manufacturing process change, the serial number will pinpoint exactly what configuration you have.
Did you know that the first electric toaster had no moving parts? In fact, the D-12 as it was known in 1909 had only one single heating element, no moving parts, no controls, no sensors, and no exterior casing. Toast also had to be flipped by hand to get both sides!
Did you know that power surges are a common cause of kitchen equipment breakdown? If your kitchen has an older electrical system, or you use many different types of equipment in the kitchen at the same time, be sure to invest in a quality power surge protector.
Did you know that a leaky washing machine can cause more than just a wet floor? Constant dampness can lead to the growth of mold and mildew which can adversely affect the health of everyone in your household.
What most people consider the first of the modern refrigerators was created in 1876 by Carl von Linde, who created a refrigeration company – Linde AG – to work with breweries, restaurants, and other customers. In 2005, the company had an estimated net worth of more than $12 billion.
While your appliances may work for many years without needing replacement, the same can’t always be said of the parts within the appliances. If you’ve been having an issue with one of your home appliances, we’re always happy to help you get the replacement parts you need to repair it.
Does your washing machine make loud, banging noises? The problem could be that the machine is overloaded and the weight isn't evenly distributed. However, if you try out a light load and the noise continues, it's time to bring in a professional.
While your microwave is perfectly safe to use, the truth is that this small appliance can be one of the most dangerous to try to repair. Even when it's unplugged, thousands of volts of electricity are stored in a microwave's capacitor. The job of replacing a microwave's electronic parts should always be left to a professional.
If your washer does nothing when you turn it on and you are sure it’s getting power, then this might be caused by something as simple as an overheated motor. However, if it still doesn’t work once it’s had some time to cool down, then it’s time to call for a repair.
If you notice weak agitation or no agitation whatsoever in your washing machine, the splines that connect the agitator to the drive shaft may be stripped. In this case, they will need to be replaced.
Your refrigerator can often be repaired with a little hard work and the right parts. We offer a large variety of parts for refrigerators whether they are side-by-sides, top freezers, or bottom freezers. We have what you need to get your machine cooling again.
What to do for that dirty glass stove window that seems to be permanently stained? Try using a little baking soda and warm water and a gentle cloth. If that does not work, you can use a mixture of water and ammonia to loosen any baked on debris.
A compressor motor issue or failure can cause major problems when it comes to your refrigerator. The main reasons for compressors breaking down are usually age-related or that the compressor motor has become overheated and has stopped functioning.
You may recognize a failing compressor on your refrigerator, but chances are you'll disregard that crumbling gasket around the refrigerator door. Replacing wear items like gaskets, filters, hoses, belts, and washers as they deteriorate will often help extend the life of more expensive moving parts like compressors and motors.
Did you know that an un-level dishwasher can leak? To prevent dishwasher leaks, and to reduce wear and tear on the dishwasher, make sure that your dishwasher is on completely level ground and a hard secure surface.
Did you know that something as simple as not regularly changing your refrigerator’s water filter could spell disaster for your home? In some cases, this a faulty filter could create issues with the water line to the fridge, leaving your house flooded until you’re able to shut off the water.
Did you know that gas ovens were first invented in 1826, but it took about a century for these ovens to become popular in America and elsewhere? The issue was that many homeowners did not have natural gas hookups. By the 1920s, however, gas ovens became more common.
If you've ever had a burst washing machine hose, you'll never forget how quickly water can flood a laundry room. Many washing machines are outfitted with basic rubber hoses, and the experts recommend upgrading to stronger and more durable steel braided hoses.
The modern kitchen was not invented until the late 18th century and 19th century. Most food was cooked over an open flame and kitchens did not evolve until the invention of the cooking range.
Wondering how long your new air conditioning unit will last? According to data released by the National Association of Home Builders, an air conditioner should last at least ten years. Check the manufacturer's website for additional information on useful life as well as maintenance tips and tricks.
Did you know that "the world's first true domestic robot" is a vacuum cleaner? In fact, this futuristic appliance was created by the Swedish company Electrolux and can vacuum by itself, navigating a room using high-frequency ultrasound.
