Monday, October 15, 2012

dryer repair boise

The dryer ducts, whether it be maytag, kenmore, whirlpool, ge, or frigidaire, needs the proper exhaust housing, and the seals that are in the air passages should be nearly air tight.  As previously stated, this is necessary to prevent cold air from entering the air stream between the heater and the drum, and to prevent moisture and lint-laden air from getting into the dryer mechanism.  Our Boise dryer repair specialist says that when you encounter a dryer appliance which has excessive lint in the mechanism or elsewhere in the dryer, be sure to clean and inspect these parts.  In many cases, you will be able to restore normal airflow passage by replacing belt seals, gaskets, or dryer ducting on your Maytag, Kenmore, or Whirlpool appliance.  Cabinet dis assembly and sometimes drum removal will be necessary to reach these parts for servicing.  While you are at it, be sure to remove as much of the lint as possible.

Saturday, October 13, 2012

Appliance Repair | Refrigerator too cold

What to do when Food Starts Freezing in your Refrigerator?
Whether you own a Whirlpool, Kenmore, Frigidaire, GE, Hotpoint, or any other brand of refrigerator, it is ultimately only a machine which can develop a fault any time. One of the common problems that may occur in your refrigerator is that it may start freezing the food abnormally. If you are facing this problem, before you call a professional refrigerator repair service company, try to review the problem yourself.
Changing the Food Positions or Locations
As a first step, test the inside temperature of the refrigerator. The regular inner temperature should vary anywhere between 35 and 40 degrees. If you notice that the temperature is close to 35° or slightly lower than that, you can increase the temperature using the thermostat switch. If you do not find anything particularly wrong with the temperature, just try to change the placement of sensitive food items to the lower shelves, which are usually warmer than the upper shelves. Just because something froze does not mean your fridge is having issues as well; there is not any reason to call in a professional just yet.
Calling in an Appliance Technician
However, if you realize that even after making adjustments with the thermostat and changing the placement of sensitive foods the problem of freezing food continues to persist, the thermostat may have become faulty, requiring a replacement. You may need to call up an appliance repair Boise company for this job. The repair technician will first try to identify the real problem. If the thermostat is fine, there could be other issues such as a defective air damper, cold air migration, or a leaking sealed refrigerant system. This should not be guesswork; this is where a professional should have their say.
A Professional within Reach
Western Appliance Repair company is one of the leading professional domestic appliance service companies in Boise, Idaho. Whether it is refrigerator repair boise, washer repair, oven repair, or repair for any other home appliances of any brand, Western Appliance Repair Boise is one of the most competent and experienced repair companies in your area. Call them up for quick and efficient appliance repair solutions at an affordable price.

Friday, June 8, 2012

Refrigerator repair in boise

Here is one of my professionally trained appliance repair technician hard at work with yet another successful job completed. Here we also have another satisfied customer. No more water leaks into the refrigerator.

Thursday, April 12, 2012

GE Appliance Repair

Hi Folks, Whew, what a day.  Ran into a GE refrigerator today that wasn't working properly.  It was a bottom mount, meaning that the freezer is located in the bottom and the refrigerator on the top.  These appliance work very well but like everything, then need a little maintenance now and then.  Check out this control board mess!  It looks kinda intimidating for the layman.  Actually, working with electronics day in and day out, it's not so intimidating with me anymore.  In this day and age, electronic appliances are the norm.  Anyway, here at Western Appliance Repair, we fix this type of things and even more.  Here we go, does this not look like a bunch of spaghetti?  :->

Wednesday, February 22, 2012

Washer Repair - Boise Appliance Repair

Washer and Washing Machine History
Washing machines developed to reduce the hardship of the hand-washing process by using a sealed tub with paddles or fingers to agitate the clothing. The first machines were hand-operated.  Electricity was not available to every household until around 1930.
Water often had to be toted, heated on a fire for washing, and then poured into the tub.  This warm soapy water was precious and would be reused again, first to wash the least soiled clothing, then to wash dirtier laundry.  The earliest machine tubs were made from wood, later machines that were made of metal allowed a fire to burn below the washtub.

Read the full article and more Boise Appliance Repair tips at Western Appliance Repair of Boise

Sunday, November 20, 2011

GE Repair Boise

GE Repair Boise
At Western Appliance Repair we provide professional GE appliance repair service and expertise you should expect. Our electronic field engineers are fully trained and have degrees in electronics. We can work on any of the newer and older GE Ovens, Front Load Washers, Dryers, Refrigerators, and Dishwashers in the Boise area. In contrast to many other repair companies in the Boise area our training and education combined with our electronic troubleshooting skills, factory GE support, and customer service will get your GE appliances repaired and running in very short time. Results are guaranteed.

GE Refrigerator Repair:
1. Fresh Food section is freezing food.
2. Refrigerator Dispenser intermittent or not dispensing ice or water.
3. Frost buildup in your freezer section.
4. Icicles in your freezer and auger motor has jammed up.
5. Ice cream is getting soft
6. Compressor will not run
GE Washer Repair:
1. Washer clothes still coming out wet after the spin cycle has completed.
2. Washer will not drain fully and water is left inside the basket after a washer load has completed.
3. The washer fills with water then control panel shuts down.
4. Loud grinding sound during the spin cycle.
5. Excessive vibration or loud noise during the washer spin cycle.
6. Water leaks during the agitate, spin, or fill cycle.
GE Dryer Repair:
1. Clothes still wet after dryer cycle has completed.
2. Squealing or loud screeching sound during the dryer tumble cycle.
3. Excessive heat or burning of the clothes during timed or automatic dry mode.
4. Dryer tumbler will not move when start button is pressed.
GE Dishwasher Repair:
1. Dishwasher will not drain water fully.
2. Loud noises during the wash or drain cycle.
3. Dishes still wet after dishwasher has completed it's cycle.
4. Dishwasher continues to run after cycle is run.