2016

  • Need New Washing Machine Parts? Two Reasons Why Used Items Are The Way To Go

    When your washing machine starts to malfunction it can be a very disconcerting experience.  You may find yourself having to visit the laundromat on nearly a daily basis in order to take care of the washing needs for your house.  If you call in an appliance contractor who diagnoses your machine, you may be totally dismayed to find that you need new parts.  The money is the main issue, especially if the situation happened on an emergency basis. [Read More]

  • Three Washing-Machine Problems and What You Can Do About Them

    Washing-machine malfunctions never come at a convenient time. Fortunately, some situations that make it seem like major repairs may be in order may have easy fixes. The following are three of them. Clothes Are Wet and Heavy at the End of the Cycle  When clothing seems too heavy and wet after the spin cycle, the problem can have a variety of causes. Some are simple—clothing feels wetter and heavier if it's cold, so using the cold-water wash cycle may be the culprit. [Read More]

  • 2 Sounds You Might Hear Coming From Your Air Conditioner And How To Quiet Them

    When the temperature is very high, the air conditioner inside your house can be a lifesaver. However, if you start to hear strange noises, you might wonder if something is wrong. Here are common sounds and what you might be able to do about them. Knocking Hearing something knocking about inside the air conditioner may cause you to think that some small debris has gotten inside or that some insignificant piece has come loose, particularly if the unit continues to cool the area. [Read More]

  • Replace A Malfunctioning Gasket Seal On A Freezer Compartment's Door

    The gasket seal on your refrigerator's freezer door is a vital part that will ensure that food remains frozen while it is stored. If the seal on the freezer door is coming loose and the door will no longer stay shut, replace it with a new seal by completing the following steps.  Materials screwdriver dish detergent  water spray bottle cleaning cloth vinegar replacement gasket seal talcum powder thin paintbrush Remove The Damaged Seal And Clean Around The Door [Read More]

  • What To Do When Frost Or Ice Builds Up Inside The Refrigerator Compartment

    It's not entirely unusual for ice to form in the freezer during a humid summer, but it's a more troubling problem when it frosts over the ceiling and back wall of the refrigerator compartment. This ice can drip on your food as it melts or block crucial vents that circulate air. Take immediate steps to defrost the compartment, and then follow this troubleshooting guide to decide if you need professional refrigerator repair or not. [Read More]