There’s another great repair article over at acmehowto.com about replacing the inlet valve on your washing machine. Of course, never attempt such a repair yourself without following all safety precautions, like unplugging the washer. First it discusses what exactly an inlet valve is, and what can happen if the valve is blocked or if its solenoid isn’t functioning. It discusses… Read More
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How to Test Dishwasher Drain Valve
If your dishwasher motor only has two or three wires, it is a single-direction motor, which means the dishwasher has a drain valve. If the motor has four wires, it is a reversing motor and the the machine doesn’t have a drain valve. So, provided you have a drain valve to test, here are the basics, thanks to this article… Read More
How to Clean Freezer Condenser Coils
It’s necessary to clean the condenser coils on your refrigerator/freezer. The coils are designed to expel the heat drawn out of the freezer compartment. If they accumulate too much dust, they may not cool enough to keep the freezer working properly. We found an easy article on the subject, this time over at acmehowto.com. The article discusses both locations that… Read More
Oven Repair Made Easy
I wanted to let you know about a useful article when you need to look into repairing your oven on your own. Whether you have an electric or gas oven, this article covers all the basics you need to know for oven maintenance and repair. The article covers door gaskets, burners, disassembling the range, repairing the oven setting control, replacing… Read More
Looking for a Discontinued Appliance Part?
It’s not impossible to find discontinued appliance parts. In fact, it’s extremely easy. Whether you need discontinued parts for a refrigerator, dishwasher, AC or heating unit, an ice machine, a washer or dryer, or a grill, you have plenty of options. Many Appliance Parts stores online allow you to search for parts. However, if a part you’re looking for is… Read More
Preparing your Furnace for Winter
Winter is almost upon us, so now is the time to check your furnace to make sure it is in prime condition. It isn’t easy to dial a repairman on the phone when you are shivering from the cold. Before you begin, flip the breaker for your furnace in your home’s electrical panel to avoid the risk of electric shock.… Read More
Basic tips to Save Money and Cut Down on Air Conditioning Repair cost
When living in Florida you need a working air conditioner or AC. It gets hot here. Before you know it your AC will need maintenance or repaired. With the way the market is we need to save as much money as we can. So We have some basic tips that will not only help you save money, but get a longer life span out of your Air Conditioner.
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