Addressing common appliance repair needs can save you time and money. Here are some tips for addressing common issues with appliances. Refrigerator If it’s not cooling properly, check the temperature settings and clean the condenser coils. If there’s a leak, inspect the door seals and ensure they’re properly sealing. If it’s making unusual noises, check…
When it comes to troubleshooting and repairing major appliances, safety should always be your top priority. Whether you’re fixing a malfunctioning dishwasher or considering a part replacement in your refrigerator, following proper safety measures is crucial. In this article, we will discuss essential precautions to take when working with the electronics of major appliances. Remember,…
Are you looking for a part for your home appliance? Is the handle on your appliance or a gasket failing? To replace that part, you are going to need your appliance model number. Here are some places you can look to find your appliances model number. Most refrigerators, ovens, microwaves, and dishwashers have the model…
When was the last time you cleaned out your fridge? We often avoid cleaning appliances because we don’t have the time. It’s important to remember germs, bacteria and dust can build up on or in our appliances and keeping them clean is important to our appliances longevity and our families health. We put together some…
Appliances like your washing machine, refrigerator, water heater, and dishwasher are appliances rely on your plumbing. Here are a few tips every homeowner should know about their appliances and how maintaining good plumbing practices. It can help with repairs and extend their useful life. With that in mind, here are some basic plumbing tips every…
Whatever is wrong with your washing machine, we can help you replace the part. We carry agitator repair kits as well as control boards and panels, drain pumps, hoses, lid switches, washer belts, washer knobs, washer motors, and many more. If we do not have in in stock we can order it for you with…
The Thor, introduced in 1908, was the first electric powered washing machine. Created by the Hurley Company of Chicago, The Thor had a drum-type washing machine with a galvanized tub and an electric motor
