Samuel Willhite We completed a range repair on Gilbert Ave NE in Canton, OH for a customer whose large burner was not working well. Our diagnosis revealed the surface burner element had failed and needed replacement. The Problem The customer reported that the large burner was not working well. This is a common issue with electric ranges … Read more
We received a call from a Canton homeowner whose Amana dryer was making noise during operation. When we arrived at the Gilbert Ave NE location, our diagnosis revealed multiple worn components and an unexpected obstruction causing the racket. The Problem The customer reported their dryer making noise. This type of issue typically indicates worn internal … Read more
A customer in Hartville called for a second opinion on their GE dryer that wasn’t heating at all. The previous technician had quoted over $600 for parts that weren’t available, but our diagnosis revealed the actual problem was much simpler to fix. The Problem My dryer is not heating at all. I had another servicer … Read more
A customer on Homeland Avenue Northeast in Louisville called about their LG washer that wouldn’t power on. When we opened up the WM5000HVA, we found the main board was getting 120V but the user interface was unresponsive despite having DC voltage. The Problem The washer wouldn’t power on at all. No lights, no response when … Read more
A coin-operated Speed Queen dryer at an apartment complex on Kennedy Street in Louisville, OH wasn’t drying clothes properly. The washer worked fine, but tenants were left with wet laundry. We found the heating element had an open circuit and needed replacement along with safety components. The Problem George recently purchased a four-unit apartment complex … Read more
The dryer had no heat due to a failed heating element. Replacing the element and a worn idler pulley restored proper heating and operation.
Dryer squeaked and rumbled due to worn support rollers and idler pulley. Installed Whirlpool kit with new rollers, idler, and belt to restore quiet operation.
The dryer ran but produced no heat due to an open igniter. Replacing the igniter restored proper heating.
Oven was dead due to a failed clock/control board. Replaced the control panel/board and restored normal operation.
The fresh food evaporator fan failed, stopping airflow and leaving the refrigerator near 65 degrees F. Replacing the fan restored proper cooling.