FAQ
Frequently Asked Questions
You have questions? We’ve got answers. Please see below as we have answered some of the most common questions we receive. Also if your questions wasn’t answered please feel free to contact us and we will definitely get you an answer.
A: First, verify the dryer's circuit breaker to ensure proper power supply. Dryers often run their motor on 120 volts, but heating requires a full 240 volts. If the dryer's motor functions but it's not heating, the issue might be with the electrical supply.
A: Most ovens allow for calibration of the temperature settings in their electronic controls. We can assist in accurately adjusting your oven's temperature.
A: We repair a wide range of major brands, including washers, dryers, refrigerators, freezers, dishwashers, ranges, ovens, both gas and electric stoves, range hoods, and garbage disposals.
A: Heat on the sides can occur if the condenser coils, which are sometimes built into the walls, are dirty or if the ambient temperature is high. Ensuring the coils beneath the unit are clean is crucial. If the sides remain unusually warm, it's advisable to seek professional service to prevent potential damage.
A: This is often due to issues with the venting system, like kinked tubes or blockages, or excessively long venting paths. Testing the vent airflow with an empty dryer can help determine if there's a restriction. Shortening the vent path or clearing any blockages can resolve this issue.
A: Using a washing machine cleaner can eliminate most odors. If the smell persists, we can disassemble and thoroughly clean the pump and hose to address the issue.
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