Have you recently purchased the refrigerator of your dreams? This new appliance might contain both an icemaker and a water dispenser on its door. Perhaps, you’ve just bought a convection oven to bake delicious cakes, cookies, and other desserts in. Regardless of the type of appliance you’ve purchased, you likely wish to do everything in your power to protect it. To help you accomplish this task, consider securing a warranty for your appliance through appliance services. If your appliance malfunctions, you can have it repaired or replaced. On this blog, I hope you will discover the benefits of utilizing appliance services. Enjoy!
Posted on:
28 February 2022
A washing machine that doesn't drain the water out can be a major issue, as that stagnant water will begin to smell and will begin to cause your clothing to stink as well. If your machine isn't draining, you need to drain it manually and then you need to find the cause of the problem. Read on for what you should do if your machine doesn't drain properly.
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2 July 2021
If your gas dryer isn't heating, the problem might be with the ignitor. Other parts that affect the flame in the dryer can cause this problem too, so you may need to call in a dryer repair technician to narrow down the problem and see if the ignitor needs to be replaced. Here's how the ignitor is supposed to work, how to tell if it's bad, and the steps for replacing it.
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28 September 2020
You and your family members might rely on your microwave a lot for things like heating up leftovers and preparing simple meals and snacks. You might usually be able to rely on your microwave, but lately, you might have been having problems with it. Luckily, there are professionals out there who work on microwaves and other household appliances, and one of these professionals might be able to help you if you're dealing with one of these issues or another problem with your microwave.
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27 December 2019
If you grew up with a gas fireplace in the 1970s or 1980s, you may remember opening up a metal mesh curtain and being able to see inside the fireplace log compartment with nothing separating it from you. Gas fireplace styles have changed since then, and now brands like Napoleon Fireplaces use sealed glass fronts on their gas fireplaces. The glass is there for a few reasons, and while it means you can no longer roast a marshmallow over the gas flames, you do get some benefits in return.
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