Home Appliance Maintenance Tips

The simple combination of air and motion is what makes a dryer work. Dryers have a straightforward design that involves a drum to hold the wet laundry, a motor and drive belt, and a blower to force air into the drum. Depending on your laundry needs, most dryers allow you to set a timer or change the temperature and speed of the drum. Some models have a moisture sensor to automatically turn off the dryer when the load is dry,

Did you know that modern refrigerators are one of the most reliable major appliances, with an average lifespan of fifteen years? All refrigerators use a cooling system that is filled with a refrigerant gas to absorb and dissipate heat. Since this cooling system is sealed, most repairs will need to be

A lot of dust and fibers come off of your clothes and are trapped within the lint filter. That's good obviously since that's what the filter is there for, but did you know that some of the lint makes it through or around the filter and sticks to the inside of your dryer and to your ducts. I'm sure

Your dishwasher will function well for many years if it is used properly. The following tips indicate some of the guidelines to be followed during the usage of the dishwasher in order to maximize its life: Do not overload the dishwasher. Always ensure that the dishwasher is set to the recommended temperature when you start using it. Do some pre-cleaning which to get rid of caked-on

It is important to keep your dryer venting ducts neat and clean, a buildup of lint in the duct can cause a fire. Even if it doesn't cause a fire, a buildup can put more strain on your dryer by causing backpressure which leads to slow drying times and shortens the lifespan of your dryer.  All you have to do is follow some simple steps and have the proper equipment on-hand: a vent brush and a vacuum cleaner with a

You rely on your dishwasher to take the drudgery out of cleaning your dishes, so don't let it fall into disrepair. The following tips will help you keep it running for many years to come: * Note - To avoid accidents, the power should be completely switched off before you start any cleaning. Clean the outside with a wet cloth or sponge which is soft

Let's face it, your stove is about the most useful kitchen appliance you could ever own, (although I'm a might partial to the dishwasher myself), and you want to keep it in good condition so that you don't need to worry about it breaking down and forcing you to call the nice people at AABCO to request an appliance repair stove appointment. So what's the best way to keep the appliance repair technician at bay? Why cleaning your stove

Although this isn't technically a maintenance issue, I thought we should address this common problem.  Your washing machine fills up with water but instead of starting the agitator cycle it just keeps filling right?  Leaving you feeling like Noah without the Ark!  Unfortunately, this is usually caused by a defective water level control switch and we recommend that you have a qualified washing machine repair technician replace it with a working model, thankfully it just so happens that we are

To keep your washer working great for years to come there are a few basics to know. Don't overload the washer beyond its manufacturer-recommended capacity. Install the washer on a level and well-supported floor to prevent vibration and banging. Wash laundry in warm water and rinse in cold. Too much detergent makes the washer work harder and uses more energy. It also leaves residue in places

To keep your refrigerator running well, you should clean its condenser coils at least two times a year, unless the coils are on the back. Pull out the fridge and unplug it; turn off the breaker if it is a built-in. Remove the cover panel to reveal the coils underneath. Clean out all of the dust and debris, being careful not to bend anything