If you have older appliances the cost of repairs can add up pretty quickly. That’s why many homeowners attempt to fix their appliances on their own. But if you’re going to attempt a repair on your own time and your dime, here are a few dos and don’ts of do it yourself appliance repair that you should consider.
You’ve had a long day at work. You make dinner for your family and can’t bring yourself to wash the pile of dishes. So, you open your dishwasher and load it. You attempt to close it only to realize that the door won’t close. This is so not what you need during a busy work week, so the experts at Alpha Tech Appliance Repair provided this handy guide on how to fix a dishwasher door.
You count on both your fridge and freezer to keep food cold, but if you find your freezer works but fridge doesn’t, then it’s likely time to call in a professional technician.
Did you know that the average refrigerator uses about 650 kilowatthour (kWh) of electricity every year? As a matter of fact, up to 25% of a home’s total energy consumption can come from refrigeration! Thankfully, there are a few things you can do to make your fridge more efficient and save some money on your energy bill. Check out our fridge maintenance tips below.
Understanding what each code means can save you time and help you decide what steps to take next. Some issues may clear with a reset, while others suggest internal faults that need professional attention. Trying to fix certain parts without the right tools or training can make the issue worse and may even void your warranty.
There’s nothing worse than discovering that a home appliance you rely on isn’t working as it should. Appliance maintenance is necessary. Maybe your dishwasher isn’t cleaning your dishes properly or your washing machine isn’t draining the water – whatever the case may be, if you are tired of buying new appliances every year, Alpha Tech Appliance is here to help. These tips and tricks will help you to keep your appliances running longer.
You open up your washing machine to transfer your laundry to the dryer only to find it still drenched and the drum is full of water. This is a telltale sign that your washer machine is not draining properly.
A refrigerator is an essential appliance in every home. It holds the fuel that feeds your family. We want our refrigerators operating at their very best because then they can keep your food fresher for longer and save you money on your electricity bill. But if we don’t take care of our refrigerator properly, we can force it to overwork itself which can lead to breaking parts, a sluggish appliance and a heavy hit to your wallet. In this article, we’ll run down some tips to keep your fridge from being overworked so you can avoid common fridge problems in the future.