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Microwave ovens are standard in modern kitchens because of their convenience and efficiency. If your microwave has stopped working, check out our guidelines below to diagnose what the problem may be. Please take note Appliance King recommends hiring an expert once your initial diagnosis is complete, as microwaves use high voltage and attempting to fix their electrical components yourself can be dangerous.
If your range is working fine, but you notice your oven has stopped functioning, the first steps are checking your electrical plus and then resetting the connections. Electricity-based appliances have software installed that can misfire. Read through our tips for more information.
If your oven or range has stopped working, the problems range from an overabundance of dirt and grime, to a more complicated electrical issue. However, many issues can be resolved or at least diagnosed by homeowners before calling an expert.
If your dishwasher has stopped draining, dirty, stagnant water will likely start to emit a foul odor in your kitchen. However, it may be an easy fix. Follow our tips to get your dishwasher running smoothly.
No one wants a mess in their kitchen. Dishwasher overflows can be a small nuisance or a big problem. It’s important to address any mess in your kitchen right away to ensure everyone’s safety and the safety of your appliances.
If your dishwasher isn’t washing or drying dishes properly, the problem could range from simple to complex. Before you start diagnosing, make sure that the water your machine is using is hot enough. Temperature is critical to the efficiency of your dishwasher.
When your garbage disposal isn’t working, it may be due to an electric or circuit problem. A glitch has the power to temporarily shut down your entire system, but may be an easy fix. Additionally, age and deterioration may be to blame, along with system jams.
If you notice your garbage disposal leaking, there are often three main culprits – damaged hoses or piping, faulty flanges or seals, or worn out units. Begin by first clearing the cabinet underneath your kitchen sink to give yourself plenty of workspace, then follow our tips to assess the problem.
Over time, sediment, hard water buildup, and water impurities, including deposits and calcium limescale buildup, stick to the internal components of the ice maker and water lines, pumps, and valves. ice machines need special annual cleaning to maintain the units in the best shape possible.
When you find your refrigerator ice maker not working on a hot day it seems like a major malfunction. But before you call for a repair, there are some common problems that can have simple DIY solutions. We’ll review what to do when your ice maker isn’t making or dispensing ice or is producing the wrong size cubes.
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