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Getting An Appliance Plan For Your Home

Few things are more frustrating than purchasing a new appliance only to have it die a few weeks later. Unfortunately, this happens to some people, which is why appliance service plans are so useful. By investing a little money into appliance services, you can avoid added expenses and keep your investments looking great for the long haul. My blog is dedicated to finding the best home appliances and keeping them in top condition. Check out these articles to learn more about appliances and choose the right set for your home. You won't regret the extra reading, and it could help you save money.

How To Repair Your Air Conditioner

Posted on August 4, 2020

If your air conditioning is slow, weak, or otherwise not working, then you probably are in need of air conditioning repair. If so, here is how to troubleshoot the issue and repair it with ease. Always Change The Filters One of the easiest ways to get your air conditioning unit back to normal is to change the filters. If the filters are clogged, then it's more difficult for the AC unit to run. [Read More]

4 Reasons To Repair Rather Than Replace Your Microwave

Posted on February 6, 2020

Microwaves are popular home appliances. Like most appliances that get used on a daily basis, microwaves are prone to wear and tear. When there is a problem with your microwave, you may be wondering if you should repair it or buy a brand new one. While it might make sense to simply replace it, sometimes there are more benefits for repairing it. Here are four reasons to repair your microwave rather than replace it. [Read More]

5 Benefits Of Getting Your Appliance Repaired

Posted on November 15, 2019

Finding out that one of your appliances is broken is not something that most people want to hear. It can be frustrating, especially if it's an appliance that you use daily like a dishwasher, oven, or refrigerator. The good news is in many cases appliances are able to be repaired easily. Just because something's broken doesn't mean that it needs to be fully replaced. By hiring an appliance repair professional, you can get your appliance back in normal working order. [Read More]

How To Test A Washing Machine Inlet Valve Solenoid

Posted on November 30, 2016

Washing machines are equipped with solenoid-controlled valves that regulate the flow of hot and cold water into the machine. These valves are turned on and off by a timer or control board; by varying the length of time each are open, the washer's controlling device can regulate the water temperature inside the drum. That means if one or both of these solenoids fail, the temperature blend could be incorrect and result in water that is too cold or too hot. [Read More]