LoadingTroubleshooting guides, maintenance checklists and honest advice from the technicians who fix these appliances every day.
A warm fridge with a perfectly cold freezer is one of the most common calls we get. In most cases the cooling system is fine — the air just isn't getting where it needs to go.
Read articleA warm fridge with a perfectly cold freezer is one of the most common calls we get. In most cases the cooling system is fine — the air just isn't getting where it needs to go.
A drum full of standing water is stressful, but the cause is often a coin, a sock or a clogged filter rather than a failed pump.
Standing water at the bottom of the tub after a cycle is almost always a blockage — and often one you can clear in fifteen minutes.
An oven that runs cold, overshoots, or never reaches the set temperature usually points at one of two inexpensive parts.
If your dryer needs two runs to finish a normal load, the machine is usually fine — the air leaving it is not.
A puddle under the fridge has three or four likely sources, and telling them apart takes about ten minutes.
Most of the breakdowns we attend were preventable. Here is the short routine our own technicians run at home.
An honest framework for deciding whether to fix the appliance you have — including the cases where we tell customers not to.
Ice makers are the single most complained-about feature in a modern fridge — and the fix is often free.
Showing 9 of 28 articles
Same-day appointments available across the GTA. Talk to a real technician — no call centers.