Tips for Servicing and Repairing Appliances

Posted on: 18 February 2019

When you press the ice cube dispenser, you might be surprised when hollow or small ice cubes are released, rather than solid ice cubes or chips. These cubes will melt immediately or will shatter, making them useless. You may also notice that ice cubes are sticking together because they are not frozen solid. This is not what an ice dispenser is supposed to do, and it might be indicative of a larger problem with your plumbing or with the refrigerator.
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Posted on: 17 November 2018

Opening the refrigerator door to find that the beer you meant to serve to your friend is warm, or the milk for your child's cereal has soured is not an enjoyable experience. If the problem was a one-off, such as when the door has been left open too long or the settings were mis-adjusted, a short cry of exasperation may be all that is required. But if finding that your foods and beverages are not keeping as long as they should or when they seem insufficiently chilled on a regular basis means further investigation is warranted.
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Posted on: 29 August 2018

Appliance malfunctions and breakdowns can happen at any time. So, what do you do when it's obvious the refrigerator, stove, or washer is on the fritz? It's common for many people to automatically pick up the phone to call a professional home repair service, but home appliance repairs don't always require the help of a professional. Here are a few tips for repairs that may be DIY projects and which require a professional.
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Posted on: 18 March 2018

If your washing machine isn't spinning, you'll end up with clothes that are only partially washed. They may also still be soaked and have soap on them. If this is going on with your machine, don't toss it out the door just yet. There may be a few things you can try first to get your machine working again. Read on for troubleshooting tips to try. Is The Load Too Large?
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