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- Stove repair
Safety First: If you smell gas at any point during troubleshooting, stop immediately. Do not flip light switches or use your phone near the appliance. Open windows, leave the home, and call your gas provider from outside. According to the U.S. Fire Administration, cooking appliances are the leading cause of...
- Appliance repair tips
Your appliance starts normally, runs for a few minutes, and then suddenly the power goes out. You reset the breaker, turn the appliance back on, and the breaker trips again. When an appliance keeps tripping the breaker, don’t treat it as a simple inconvenience. The circuit breaker is designed to...
- Dryer Repair
Your dryer runs a second cycle on a load of towels. The laundry room feels warm and damp. You assume the dryer is wearing out.The duct behind the appliance is the more likely cause. Lint passes the screen on every cycle and settles inside the duct. The duct narrows. Airflow...
- Refrigerator Repair
There is nothing worse than a refrigerator suddenly stopping working in the middle of your dinner plans. When you try to keep all the food from spoiling, your biggest question becomes, “How much am I going to pay for your refrigerator repair?” Refrigerator Repair Cost in Atlanta normally falls between...
- Dryer Repair
Your dryer takes two drying cycles to dry one batch of towels. The laundry room is warm and humid. The top of the dryer is surprisingly hot at the end of the drying cycle. The accumulation of lint within the vent duct causes all three. Cleaning the lint filter is...
- Oven Repair
There is a loud crack coming from your kitchen. Your oven door glass broke into thousands of little cubes. Tempered glass is supposed to break like that. It has inner tension, and the moment the surface cracks anywhere, the entire sheet bursts. Blunt cubes instead of sharp pieces will reduce...
- Oven Repair
You set the temperature at 350°F, get going on your preparations, and after twenty-five minutes, there has been no beep. When you’re dealing with an oven taking too long to preheat, it means your dinner will be late since your equipment was supposed to preheat before you chopped everything. Before...
- Dishwasher repair
It can be disheartening to find that after the completion of the wash cycle of your dishwasher, your plates and mugs are all drenched. However, there is no need to despair if your dishwasher is not drying your dishes, it doesn’t always mean that you will have to buy a...
- Freezer repair
Nine times out of ten, this comes down to one thing: frost choking the evaporator coils so cold air never reaches your freezer shelves. Annoying? Yes. A death sentence for your fridge? Rarely. Your milk stays cold because the fridge side barely needs any cooling to hold 37 degrees. The...
- Ice maker repair
An ice maker not making ice usually comes down to one of five things: the unit got switched off by accident, the water filter clogged, the fill tube froze solid, the water inlet valve died, or the freezer runs too warm. Sounds like a lot to check. In practice, half...
- Microwave repair
You pressed start. The turntable spins, the light glows, the timer counts down. Then you open the door, and your food sits there, stone cold. A microwave not heating is one of the most common appliance complaints we hear, and if you searched “my microwave is not heating,” you already...
- Range hood repair
Your range hood stopped working. Before you panic or start pricing new units, take a breath. A range hood not working comes down to three culprits in almost every case: a power problem, a worn-out fan or motor, or a bad control part. The same goes for a kitchen exhaust...