If your refrigerator isn’t staying as cold as it should, regardless of the temperature setting, a number of things could be causing the problem. Two to check are: the evaporator motor and the defrost thermostat. Both are relatively easy to replace.
Read MoreYou can extend the life of your older water heater by replacing a corroded sacrificial anode. These rods are designed to deteriorate over time. Replacing the anode rod in an older water heater will help protect other important components.
Read MoreWere you aware you can often save money by purchasing generic parts instead of manufacturer-specific parts? This is often practical when repairing older appliances, but be careful to check your warranty first. Any in-warranty repairs are likely to require manufacturer made (OEM) parts.
Read MoreIf your top loading washing machine is making a grinding noise during the wash cycle but the agitator turns freely, then it may be the drive coupling that’s damaged. Once you remove the agitator, you should be able to replace the coupling and ensure that the splines on the transmission shaft are clean and free of rust.
Read MoreWe trully try our best to help our customers. Judy thank you for taking the time to write this. Subject: Gas range Message: Hey guys,On Friday I called about what I thought was a control panel problem with an F2 reading and was looking at a $220 part. You succesfully diagnosed my problem with the thermostat and my oven is back working. You are totally awesome. It has been some time since I have experienced
Read MoreWhen you’re planning an appliance repair, it’s always a good idea to have a few things nearby before you begin, including: the right parts, the appropriate tools and a schematic, exploded view or other reference materials.
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