Your oven door glass can break due to thermal shock, accidental impacts, or defects in the glass itself. These stresses cause cracks or shattering, but with the right prevention habits and timely repair using genuine OEM replacement parts, you can …
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Using OEM parts in your repairs ensures superior durability, performance, and warranty compliance for your appliances, HVAC systems, and outdoor power equipment. OEM parts are designed by the original manufacturer, providing quality assurance, precise compatibility, and extended longevity compared to …
Your dishwasher is making loud noises because of one of these five common issues: a worn pump, faulty motor, clogged chopper blade, defective bearing, or a loose part inside the unit. Are grinding, droning, buzzing, and whistling sounds emanating from …
To keep a refrigerator defrost drain from freezing over, make sure the drain is clear of debris and ensure heat is directed into the drain hole during each defrost cycle. In many cases, this means installing or replacing the refrigerator …
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A dishwasher pressure switch works by detecting air pressure changes as the tank fills with water, allowing it to regulate how much water enters before shutting off the inlet valve. When this small but crucial part malfunctions, your dishwasher might …
You test the gas valve solenoid coils by unplugging the dryer, safely accessing the burner assembly, and using an ohm meter to measure resistance on each coil while watching whether the igniter lights the gas flame. Weak coils prevent ignition …
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An electric dryer can overheat because a shorted heating element may cause continuous heating, an air flow problem could result from clogged vents, a blocked blower wheel might restrict air circulation, a defective cycling thermostat could allow excessive heating, and …
A microwave that keeps tripping your kitchen circuit breaker is usually signaling an internal electrical short, most often in a component like the door switch, capacitor, transformer, or magnetron. This issue is important to understand because it not only interrupts …
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If your dishwasher’s dispenser isn’t working, it might be due to a defective solenoid, which is responsible for opening the dispenser door. To diagnose the issue, use a multimeter to test the solenoid for electrical continuity. If the solenoid is …
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If your electric oven’s self-cleaning feature isn’t working, the problem usually comes down to a few key components – most often the door lock, thermal fuse, or heating elements. Understanding how the self-clean cycle actually works helps you pinpoint what …
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You can test a refrigerator thermostat by listening for a “click” as you adjust the temperature dial or by using a multimeter to check for electrical continuity while the sensing bulb sits in ice water. Knowing how to do this …
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Do you find the noise of your garbage disposer running is drowning out the after-dinner conversation? Have you been startling your holiday party guests by turning the disposal on when rinsing off a few plates? While most garbage disposals are …
If your dishwasher runs a full cycle but still leaves your dishes dripping wet, the problem could stem from how your model dries, how it’s loaded, or a part that’s no longer working correctly. Modern dishwashers rely on heat and …
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If a gas cooktop burner is not lighting, common causes include a malfunctioning spark ignition switch, defective spark electrode, faulty spark wire, or a malfunctioning spark module. Start by checking the spark ignition switch for electrical continuity using a multimeter. …
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When a microwave door refuses to open after cooking, the problem usually comes down to a broken latch, faulty release mechanism, or damaged spring. Understanding why this happens matters because the door’s design is tied directly to the microwave’s electrical …
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When it comes to using the products, you may not think a central air conditioning system or window air conditioner has much in common with your refrigerator. The HVAC system isn’t much good at preventing milk from spoiling and the …
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To install a refrigerator yourself, first ensure you have a grounded electrical outlet that provides 120 volts and a dedicated circuit. If your refrigerator includes a water dispenser or icemaker, connect it to a cold water supply with the appropriate …
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A dishwasher leaking from the bottom can be caused by a faulty water inlet valve, a defective float switch, cracked wash arms, compromised motor shaft seals, worn-out pump and motor assemblies, damaged sump seals or pump gaskets, a leaking drain …
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Your dryer keeps shutting off because of interrupted airflow, faulty heating components, or electrical issues that disrupt its normal cycle. Whether you use a gas or electric model, problems such as clogged venting, failed gas valve coils, defective thermostats, or …
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Your washing machine most likely stopped working mid-cycle because of a faulty water inlet valve that failed to open and allow water to enter during the rinse or fill cycle. When this happens, the washer gets stuck waiting for water …
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