Samuel Willhite A Samsung dryer in Canton wasn’t heating up, leaving clothes damp after full cycles. Our diagnosis revealed a failed heating element assembly that needed replacement along with related components to restore proper heat generation. The Problem The customer reported their Samsung dryer won’t heat up. Clothes were coming out damp and cold even after running … Read more
A Canton homeowner called about their Whirlpool Ultimate Care 2 washer that was not spinning and making noise during the spin cycle. When we arrived, we found the motor coupling had failed — a common issue on this model that prevents the washer from completing its spin cycle properly. The Problem The customer reported that … Read more
A Canton homeowner had reinstalled a new heater control board assembly in their Admiral hot tub but needed help with the wiring connections. Our technician handled the electrical hookup to get the system running properly. The Problem The customer had already installed a new heater control board assembly but wanted professional help wiring it up … Read more
A GE refrigerator in Homeworth, OH stopped cooling in the fresh food section while the freezer continued working normally. Our diagnosis revealed a failed evaporator fan motor preventing proper air circulation. The Problem The customer reported their fridge was not cooling while the freezer section remained fine. This is a classic symptom of evaporator fan … Read more
Dryer made a loud squeak at startup due to a worn drum support wheel. Replacing the wheel restored quiet, smooth tumbling.
Oven would not heat while burners worked. Diagnosed a weak bake igniter and replaced it; the oven now heats and preheats normally.
The dryer was excessively noisy due to worn drum support rollers and a failing idler pulley. Replacing all four rollers and the idler restored quiet operation.
The dryer developed a startup squeak from worn support components. Replacing the idler pulley, drum rollers, and belt restored quiet, reliable operation.
Dryer ran but produced no heat. Replacing a failed timer heat circuit restored proper heating.
Washer was leaking around the motor/transmission area and the dryer knob was missing. We replaced the transmission, motor, tub assembly, and control knob.