Appliance Repairs — Week of April 7, 2025 | Stark County, OH

The week of April 7, 2025, Louisville Appliance Repair completed 34 in-home appliance repairs across Akron, Alliance, Applecreek, B6 and nearby Stark County communities. Here is a rundown of the work.

Repairs completed the week of April 7, 2025 across Akron, Alliance, Applecreek, B6, Barberton, Canton and more.

Samsung washer (WA45H7000AW/A2 03) — Akron, OH

Reported: The customer reported that water will not spin out from their Samsung top-load washer. This is typically a frustrating issue that leaves clothes soaking wet at the end of a cycle.

Diagnosis: Upon arrival and testing, we found the washer was working correctly at time of service. Sometimes intermittent issues can resolve themselves or may be related to load balance, cycle selection, or temporary operational factors.

Repair: Work: Diagnostic testing and operational verification · Parts: No parts recorded · Result: Washer was working correctly at time of service with 30 day guarantee on the service call

LG washer (WM9000HVA) — Akron, OH

Reported: The customer reported a bad water leak from front of washer drum area. Water was escaping during wash cycles, creating a mess on the laundry room floor.

Diagnosis: Our diagnosis revealed a dispenser overflow issue. The screen was not removable, requiring us to order both the housing and screen as an assembly to properly address the leak.

Repair: Work: Replaced dispenser housing and screen assembly · Parts: 3108ER1001E (Casing – Pump), 383EER2001A (Parts Assembly) · Result: Dispenser overflow resolved, leak eliminated

Samsung dryer (DV8H7400EW/A2) — Akron, OH

Reported: The dryer started making loud squeaking noises while running. While drying, it made a loud clunk and would not start operating again. Power worked, but the drum wouldn’t turn.

Diagnosis: We found the idler pulley had failed completely. The heat element looked good. The squeaking sounds were from the failing pulley bearing, and the final clunk was when it seized up entirely, preventing the drum from rotating.

Repair: Work: Replaced the idler pulley · Parts: DC93-00634A — Idler Pulley · Result: Operation is normal

Whirlpool washer (LSB6400LW1) — Akron, OH

Reported: The customer reported that the motor turns on, but the drum is not spinning. This left clothes sitting in water without the agitation and spin cycles needed to properly wash and extract water.

Diagnosis: Testing revealed the timer had failed and was causing the motor and capacitor to overheat. The overheating prevented the drive system from engaging properly, which explained why the motor ran but the drum remained stationary.

Repair: Work: Installed new timer to resolve the overheating issue · Parts: WP8572720 capacitor, WP8529935 drive motor · Result: After installing a new timer, the washer is operating properly

Kenmore washer — Akron, OH

Reported: The customer called because their Kenmore washer would fill and wash but won’t drain or spin. The washer was getting stuck partway through the cycle, leaving clothes soaking wet in standing water.

Diagnosis: We tested the lid switch and found it had failed. The lid switch is a safety mechanism that prevents the washer from spinning when the lid is open. When this switch malfunctions, the washer interprets the lid as always being open, blocking both the drain and spin cycles even with the lid properly closed.

Repair: Work: Replaced the lid switch · Parts: 3949247V-SWITCH — lid switch · Result: Operation is normal

Kenmore washer (110.47751800) — Alliance, OH

Reported: The customer reported their Kenmore washer won’t spin. The machine would fill with water and agitate but would not advance to the spin cycle, leaving clothes soaking wet at the end of each wash.

Diagnosis: We diagnosed a failed pressure sensor that was not communicating proper water level readings to the control unit. Additionally, the capacitors on the CCU (Central Control Unit) had deteriorated, causing intermittent electrical faults that prevented the spin cycle from engaging.

Repair: Work: Replaced the pressure sensor and the capacitors on the CCU · Parts: W10415587 — pressure switch/sensor · Result: Issue is resolved — washer now completes full wash and spin cycles

GE oven/stove (JB655YK6FS) — Applecreek, OH

Reported: The customer reported no power to their GE oven. The unit was completely unresponsive with no lights, display, or functionality when attempting to operate it.

Diagnosis: During our inspection, we found that the supply electrical to the oven had a loose connection in it. Since this electrical connection was not part of the stove itself, it fell outside the scope of appliance repair and into electrical work territory.

Repair: Work: Diagnosed loose electrical connection in supply line · Parts: None — issue was with external electrical supply · Result: Homeowner referred to qualified electrician for proper repair

Admiral Washer; dryer (NS-TWM41WH8A, NS-FDRE67WH8A) — B6, OH

Reported: The customer had Admiral washer and dryer units that needed to be connected. The dryer needed a 4 prong plug as well.

Diagnosis: These were new appliances requiring proper electrical connection and venting setup. The dryer needed conversion from a 3-prong to 4-prong configuration to meet current electrical codes.

Repair: Work: Appliance installation, electrical connection, vent ducting installation · Parts: 3426-D61255 6FT 30AMP 4 WIRE — electrical cord for dryer · Result: Both machines properly connected and operational

Kenmore dryer — Barberton, OH

Reported: The customer reported their Kenmore dryer runs but won’t heat. The drum would tumble and the unit operated normally in all other respects, but clothes came out cold and damp after full cycles.

Diagnosis: Testing revealed that both the heat element and high limit thermostat had failed. When heating elements burn out, the dryer will run through its cycles but produce no heat. The high limit thermostat also needed replacement as part of the complete heating system repair.

Repair: Work: Replace the heat element and the high limit thermostat · Parts: 279838-ELEMENT (heating element), 279816-CUTOFF-TML (high limit thermostat), WP3392519-FUSE-THRML (thermal fuse) · Result: Operation is normal

Samsung refrigerator (RF28HFEDBSR) — Canton, OH

Reported: The refrigerator portion is at 61 degrees Fahrenheit and rising. I can’t get it to cool. However, the freezer setting is at – 8 degrees Fahrenheit as we set it months ago. Please note that we heard the refrigerator fan making strange noises some weeks ago. We forgot about that since I had to be admitted to the hospital for a heart condition for over a week.

Diagnosis: The strange fan noises from weeks earlier were warning signs of evaporator system failure. With the freezer maintaining proper temperature but the refrigerator compartment warming, we identified problems with the evaporator cover assembly, defrost sensor, and water leakage components that required immediate replacement.

Repair: Work: Replaced the evaporator cover, defrost sensor and installed the leakage kit · Parts: DA97-12608A evaporator cover assembly, DA32-10104N defrost temperature sensor, DA82-01415A water leakage assembly · Result: Refrigerator compartment returned to proper cooling temperature

Haier refrigerator (HT18TS45SB) — Canton, OH

Reported: The customer reported that the freezer works fine, but the fridge is cool but not cold. This temperature differential between compartments pointed to a defrost system issue rather than a compressor or refrigerant problem.

Diagnosis: The defrost timer had failed and was not defrosting the fridge. When the defrost timer fails, frost builds up on the evaporator coils, blocking proper airflow to the refrigerator compartment while the freezer continues to work normally.

Repair: Work: Installed new defrost timer · Parts: WR09X29230 — Refrigerator Defrost Timer · Result: Verified proper defrost function and timer rotation in normal operation and defrost

LG washer (WT4870CW) — Canton, OH

Reported: The customer reported their LG washer squeaks in wash cycle. This type of noise typically indicates mechanical wear in the agitation system, disrupting normal wash operations.

Diagnosis: Upon inspection, we found the wash plate was stripped on the transmission shaft. This component failure was causing the squeaking noise as the damaged wash plate attempted to engage during the wash cycle.

Repair: Work: Installing a new agitator / wash plate · Parts: AGZ72909711 — Pulsator Assembly · Result: The squeaking issue was completely resolved

Samsung refrigerator (RS265TDRS) — Canton, OH

Reported: The customer reported their Samsung fridge was throwing a 22 E error and not cooling. They also mentioned some fan issue and wanted to know how soon we could come out and take a look.

Diagnosis: The fresh food evaporator drain was obstructed with ice. Also, the fan was frozen up. Additionally, the ice maker was leaking and not functional, requiring replacement as well.

Repair: Work: Installed new fresh food evaporator assembly cover, replaced defrost temperature sensor, installed drain probe to prevent drain plugging, installed Samsung drain leakage assembly kit, replaced ice maker · Parts: DA97-08724N fresh food evaporator assembly cover (includes new fan and temperature sensor), DA32-00029A defrost temperature sensor, DA82-01415A Samsung drain leakage assembly, DA97-11092B ice maker assembly · Result: With these items, we’ve been able to have a very successful repair in this type of situation

Amana washer (NTW4605EW0) — Canton, OH

Reported: The customer called because their Amana washer’s sensor was not working properly. The machine would start the wash cycle but would continue filling with water instead of stopping at the proper level.

Diagnosis: When we arrived, the machine had an error for SUDS displayed. This error can prevent the washer from operating through its normal cycle, including proper water level sensing and fill control.

Repair: Work: Cleared SUDS error, calibrated machine, ran auto test · Parts: No parts needed · Result: Machine is working properly

Electrolux dryer (EWMED70JSSO) — Canton, OH

Reported: The customer reported their Electrolux dryer was giving error code E64 and suspected the heating element was the culprit. The unit wasn’t heating properly during cycles.

Diagnosis: Our testing confirmed the heating element had failed. Error code E64 on this Electrolux model specifically indicates a heating system malfunction, and the element tested open circuit.

Repair: Work: Replaced the heat element · Parts: 134792700 — heating element · Result: Issue is resolved and operation is normal

Admiral oven/stove (PKI121UK) — Cuyahoga Falls, OH

Reported: The customer called because the oven does not come on and the oven light does not come on either. This older Admiral unit was completely unresponsive, leaving the renter unable to use the oven for cooking.

Diagnosis: The time date option was on on the oven and not allowing it to operate. This is a confusing set up since it’s such an old unit. The timer function was preventing normal operation of both the oven heating elements and interior light.

Repair: Work: Corrected the time date setting and provided operating instructions · Parts: No parts needed · Result: Oven and light functioning normally after setting adjustment

Frigidaire refrigerator (FFHN2740PS1) — Dalton, OH

Reported: The customer contacted us reporting that their refrigerator had stopped working again. During our February service call, we had identified that if the unit failed again, a specific part would likely need replacement.

Diagnosis: Our earlier assessment proved correct — the defrost thermostat had failed completely. This component is critical for maintaining proper refrigeration cycles and temperature control throughout the unit.

Repair: Work: Replaced defrost thermostat · Parts: 242046001 — defrost thermostat · Result: Refrigerator restored to normal operation with proper cooling

Whirlpool washer (LSR7233DQ0) — Homeworth, OH

Reported: The customer reported their washer would fill, agitate, and drain but left clothes soaking wet. The motor ran during what should have been the spin cycle, but the wash basket remained stationary. This is the classic symptom of a stripped drive coupling in Whirlpool direct-drive washers.

Diagnosis: The drive coupling on this LSR7233DQ0 had broken into pieces. This small but critical rubber and plastic component transfers power from the motor to the transmission. When it fails, the motor shaft spins freely but can’t turn the wash basket. The coupling typically fails from years of normal use, overloading, or unbalanced loads that stress the drivetrain.

Repair: Work: Removed motor, replaced failed coupling, reassembled drivetrain · Parts: 285753A — drive coupling · Result: Washer now spins at full speed, extracting water properly from clothes

Kenmore dryer (11063932100) — Leland, OH

Reported: The customer reported that their dryer was taking a while to dry and now won’t heat at all. The unit would run through cycles but produced no heat, leaving clothes damp after full cycles.

Diagnosis: Testing revealed the thermal cutoff had tripped and failed. This safety device cuts power to the heating element when excessive heat buildup occurs, typically caused by restricted airflow or vent blockages.

Repair: Work: Installed new thermal cutoff kit · Parts: 279769 — thermal cutoff kit · Result: Dryer restored to full heating operation

Maytag refrigerator (Mbf2556hes) — Lime Springs, OH

Reported: The customer reported their Maytag refrigerator was not cooling. This left both the fresh food and freezer compartments unable to maintain proper temperatures.

Diagnosis: Testing revealed the main control board had failed. The WPW10503278 Jazz control board was no longer sending proper signals to the cooling system, preventing the refrigerator from maintaining temperature.

Repair: Work: Drop shipped control board to customer · Parts: WPW10503278-BOARD-JAZZ — main refrigerator control board · Result: Refrigerator restored to normal cooling operation

Samsung refrigerator (RF263AEWP 00) — Louisville, OH

Reported: The customer called because thick snow was coating the freezer walls, shelves, and food packages. This wasn’t just light frost — it was heavy accumulation that made the freezer nearly unusable. The temperature was inconsistent, with some areas too warm and others creating ice blocks.

Diagnosis: The freezer evaporator fan assembly was dead. This fan pulls cold air across the evaporator coils and circulates it throughout the freezer compartment. Without it running, cold air sits stagnant behind the back panel while warm, humid air enters through normal door openings. That moisture has nowhere to go, so it freezes wherever it lands — creating the snow buildup the customer was seeing.

Repair: Work: Replaced the complete freezer evaporator fan assembly · Parts: DA97-07186B — Cover Assembly Evap Freezer · Result: Proper air circulation restored, snow buildup eliminated, temperatures stabilized

Whirlpool microwave install or replacement (OTR) — Louisville, OH

Reported: The customer needed to install their newly purchased microwave. They contacted Louisville Appliance Repair for professional installation service.

Diagnosis: This was a straightforward microwave installation job. The customer had purchased a new Whirlpool OTR unit and required proper mounting and electrical connection.

Repair: Result: New Whirlpool microwave properly installed and operational

GE washer (GTW220ACK3WW, GSD3360K01SS) — Massillon, OH

Reported: The washer doesn’t stay on after starting. The customer also asked about their dishwasher, which was leaking and suspected to be a molding issue.

Diagnosis: The GE washer had a worn drive belt that wasn’t maintaining proper tension to keep the motor running consistently. The dishwasher’s leak was traced to a displaced sump screen that needed reinstallation.

Repair: Work: Installed belt on washer, reinstalled sump screen on dishwasher · Parts: WH01X24697 — Belt · Result: Both appliances tested and confirmed working properly

LG fridge — Minerva, OH

Reported: The homeowner reported their LG refrigerator’s ice dispenser had quit dispensing ice entirely. They could hear the motor trying to run when they pressed the dispenser paddle, but no ice would come out. The ice maker itself was still producing ice normally.

Diagnosis: I removed the freezer’s interior panels to access the ice chute assembly. The ice passage door — the plastic flap that opens and closes to allow ice through — had developed stress cracks around the hinge points. These cracks prevented the door from sealing shut, disrupting the air pressure needed for proper ice flow and allowing freezer air to leak into the dispenser chute.

Repair: Work: Removed damaged ice passage door assembly, installed new cap assembly with proper alignment · Parts: ABN72909903 — CAP ASSEMBLY DUCT (ice passage door) · Result: Ice dispenser now operates smoothly with full ice flow and proper door sealing

LG washer (WT4870CW) — Minerva, OH

Reported: The customer reported that when turned off, the washer still sounds like it is trying to pump water. This continuous pumping noise was occurring even when the machine wasn’t in use, indicating an electrical control issue.

Diagnosis: We diagnosed the issue as a stuck drain pump relay on the control board. The relay was failing to release properly after wash cycles, keeping the pump motor energized even when the washer was supposedly off.

Repair: Work: Tapping on the relay resolved the issue · Parts: None · Result: Washer now turns off completely without continuous pumping sounds

Whirlpool dryer (WED94HEXW) — New Franklin, OH

Reported: The customer reported error codes E01 and F06 appearing on their Whirlpool dryer, with the unit shutting off during cycles and clothes not getting dry enough.

Diagnosis: We found power and communication errors related to a power outage. Opening the dryer revealed low air flow issues. After cleaning and checking the element, rollers, and pulleys, we discovered the vent flap outside was stuck shut. We also found a small water leak which appeared to be either condensation in the vent or moisture entering from outside.

Repair: Work: Cleaned and checked element, rollers, and pulleys; freed stuck exterior vent flap; addressed water leak issue · Parts: No parts required · Result: Proper airflow restored and error codes cleared

Frigidaire refrigerator (FRS6HR45KS0) — North Canton, OH

Reported: The customer reported their Frigidaire refrigerator beeps 5 times. This continuous beeping indicated the refrigerator was detecting an open door condition even when the door appeared closed.

Diagnosis: Upon inspection, we found the door hinge was bent and door was not engaging door switch. The bent hinge prevented proper door alignment, so the door switch never registered that the door was fully closed.

Repair: Work: Straightened the door hinge · Parts: None required · Result: Door now properly engages switch and beeping stopped

Frigidaire dryer (FASE7073LR0) — North Canton, OH

Reported: The customer contacted us about their Frigidaire dryer’s heating element. The unit wasn’t producing adequate heat for proper drying cycles.

Diagnosis: Our technician tested the heating element and found it had failed. The element needed complete replacement to restore proper heating function.

Repair: Work: Replaced heating element · Parts: 134792700 — heating element · Result: Dryer restored to full heating capacity

LG range/cooktop (LRE3061bd-00) — North Canton, OH

Reported: The customer reported that after our Monday service visit for the LG oven fan issue, they continued having the same problem where the fan would only work if manually turned but would not come on by itself after sitting a while. The oven wasn’t cooking at normal temperature without proper fan operation.

Diagnosis: The convection fan motor was failing intermittently, requiring manual assistance to start but unable to initiate operation on its own when called for by the oven’s control system.

Repair: Work: Replaced the convection fan · Parts: EAU61865302 — Motor AC Fan · Result: Operation is normal with preheat in approximately 7.25 minutes

Maytag washer (MVWC6ESWW1) — Northfield, OH

Reported: The customer reported their Maytag washer would spin but wouldn’t drain what little water was in the drum. The machine also wouldn’t start a wash cycle at all.

Diagnosis: Testing revealed the pressure sensor temperature control combination switch had failed. This prevented the washing machine from adding water to the tub, which explained why the wash cycle wouldn’t start and why only minimal water remained in the drum.

Repair: Work: Replaced the failed switch · Parts: WPW10248240 — pressure sensor temperature control combination switch · Result: The machine is washing as designed

Whirlpool washer (MVWB880BW0) — Salem, OH

Reported: The customer called because their washer won’t spin and was showing overload symptoms. The machine wasn’t completing its wash cycles properly.

Diagnosis: The driveshaft was rusted and corroded where it pass through the spin basket bushing. This kept it from spinning and washing properly. Often this occurs from an extended period of sitting.

Repair: Work: Cleaned the corroded driveshaft · Parts: No parts needed · Result: The wash machine is operating correctly

Admiral refrigerator (LGHB2867PFGA) — Uniontown, OH

Reported: The customer reported that the ice machine in the top is not filling up and it is turned on. The ice maker was receiving power but failing to produce ice.

Diagnosis: The ice maker fan was frozen and not operating. When the fan fails, air circulation stops and ice production shuts down completely.

Repair: Work: We installed the air handler service kit · Parts: 5303918784 — Air Handler Housing · Result: Ice maker fan restored to proper operation

Frigidaire refrigerator (FGSC2335TFA) — Uniontown, OH

Reported: The customer reported that their Frigidaire refrigerator was making a loud humming sound. This type of noise typically indicates a mechanical issue with one of the refrigerator’s major components.

Diagnosis: During our inspection, we found that the electrical box on the compressor was vibrating. This vibration was creating the loud humming sound the customer was hearing throughout their kitchen.

Repair: Work: Put some foil tape as insulation between electrical box and compressor · Parts: LAB-REPAIR APPLIANCE · Result: Eliminated the vibrating noise from the electrical box

Admiral refrigerator (LGHB2867PFGA) — Uniontown, OH

Reported: The customer reported the freezer was working fine, only fridge part and display was showing SY EF. This error code indicated an issue with the evaporator fan system affecting the refrigerator compartment’s cooling.

Diagnosis: Testing revealed the evaporator fan ran but rpm varied. This inconsistent motor speed prevented proper air circulation through the refrigerator compartment, triggering the SY EF error code while the freezer continued operating normally.

Repair: Work: Replaced evaporator fan motor · Parts: 241509402 — evaporator fan motor · Result: Fan operates at consistent rpm, error code cleared

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