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Appliance Repair Requests
Request help for a household appliance from independent local repair professionals. Choose your appliance, describe the problem, and a provider who serves your area may contact you.
What Can a Local Pro Help With?
Appliances should make life easier. When one stops working, you can use this page to send a request for help with most major household appliances, whatever the brand.
- Major household appliancesRefrigerators to range hoods
- Most common brandsTell us the brand and model
- Local, independent prosAvailability varies by area
Request Service
Takes about two minutes. We’ll show a confirmation once your request is received.
Why request with us
Straightforward From the Start
Clear about our role
We are a referral service. We tell you up front that independent providers do the repairs and set their own prices.
No obligation
Submitting a request doesn’t commit you to anything. You decide after you’ve heard the provider’s price.
Simple process
How It Works
What happens after you send a request.
Tell us about the problem
Submit a short request with your appliance, the problem and your ZIP code. It takes a couple of minutes and there is no charge to submit a request.
We pass it to a local professional
We share your request with independent appliance repair professionals who may serve your area. Whether one can help depends on your location and their schedule.
The provider contacts you
If a provider can help, they contact you to arrange a visit. They diagnose the problem and give you their price before any work starts.
You decide
You choose whether to go ahead. Any repair agreement, payment and warranty is between you and the provider.
By appliance
Appliances You Can Request Help With
Common signs of trouble and simple, safe checks for each appliance. Never open panels or work on gas, electrical or refrigerant parts yourself.
Refrigerator Repair
Cooling problems, leaks, noises, ice build-up and door seal issues in top-freezer, bottom-freezer, side-by-side and French-door models.
Signs it may need attention
- Food isn’t staying cold or is spoiling sooner than usual
- Water pooling under the crisper drawers or on the floor
- Frost building up in the freezer even after defrosting
- Clicking, buzzing or grinding that wasn’t there before
Safe things to check first
- Confirm the temperature setting hasn’t been changed
- Make sure food isn’t blocking the air vents inside
- Check that the doors close fully and the seals aren’t torn
Freezer Repair
Upright and chest freezers that aren’t holding temperature, frosting up, running constantly or making unusual sounds.
Signs it may need attention
- Frozen food softening or thawing
- Heavy frost or ice on the walls or lid
- The unit runs constantly or not at all
- The power light is off or flickering
Safe things to check first
- Check the outlet with another device
- Make sure the lid or door seals all the way around
- Leave space around the unit for air to circulate
Ice Maker Repair
Built-in and refrigerator ice makers that produce no ice, small or hollow cubes, or leak water.
Signs it may need attention
- No ice, or much less than usual
- Small, hollow or misshapen cubes
- Water leaking from the dispenser or ice bin
- Ice clumping or tasting odd
Safe things to check first
- Make sure the ice maker is switched on and the arm isn’t raised
- Confirm the household water supply valve is open
- Note when the water filter was last changed
Washer Repair
Front-load and top-load washing machines that won’t drain, fill, spin or start, or that leak or make loud noises.
Signs it may need attention
- Water left in the drum after a cycle
- Error code on the display
- Loud banging, grinding or shaking during spin
- Leaks around the door or under the machine
Safe things to check first
- Write down any error code shown
- Make sure both water taps are fully open
- Redistribute the load and check the machine is level
Dryer Repair
Electric and gas dryers that don’t heat, take too long, won’t tumble or shut off early.
Signs it may need attention
- Clothes still damp after a full cycle
- The drum doesn’t turn
- Squealing, thumping or a burning smell
- The dryer stops partway through
Safe things to check first
- Clean the lint screen
- Make sure the vent hose isn’t crushed or blocked
- Check the breaker — electric dryers often use two
Safety: Stop using the dryer if you smell burning. Lint build-up in vents is a fire risk. If you smell gas, do not use any switches or appliances. Leave the home and call your gas utility or 911 from outside.
Request dryer repairAir Conditioner Repair
Window and portable air conditioners that blow warm air, won’t start, leak water or make noise.
Signs it may need attention
- Air isn’t cool or airflow is weak
- The unit won’t turn on or keeps shutting off
- Water dripping inside the room
- Rattling or buzzing sounds
Safe things to check first
- Clean or replace the air filter
- Check the plug, outlet and any reset button on the cord
- Make sure curtains or furniture aren’t blocking airflow
Dishwasher Repair
Dishwashers that won’t drain, don’t clean well, leak, or won’t start or finish a cycle.
Signs it may need attention
- Standing water in the bottom after a cycle
- Dishes still dirty or gritty
- Water on the floor in front of the door
- Cycle won’t start or stops early
Safe things to check first
- Clean the filter at the bottom of the tub
- Check the spray arms turn freely
- Run hot water at the sink before starting a cycle
Range & Stove Repair
Gas and electric ranges where burners, elements, igniters, controls or the oven section aren’t working properly.
Signs it may need attention
- A burner or element won’t heat
- Constant clicking from a gas igniter
- Controls or display not responding
- Uneven or weak flames
Safe things to check first
- Make sure burner caps and grates are seated correctly
- Check the breaker for electric ranges
- Keep burner ports clean and dry
Safety: If you smell gas, do not use any switches or appliances. Leave the home and call your gas utility or 911 from outside.
Request range & stove repairOven Repair
Wall ovens and range ovens that don’t heat, heat unevenly, won’t hold temperature or show error codes.
Signs it may need attention
- The oven won’t heat or takes much longer
- Food burns on one side or cooks unevenly
- Error code or unresponsive controls
- Door won’t close or lock
Safe things to check first
- Check the clock and timer aren’t set to delayed start
- Confirm the self-clean lock has released
- Note any error code shown
Safety: If you smell gas, do not use any switches or appliances. Leave the home and call your gas utility or 911 from outside.
Request oven repairCooktop Repair
Gas, electric, ceramic and induction cooktops with burners or zones that won’t heat or controls that don’t respond.
Signs it may need attention
- One or more zones won’t heat
- Induction zones don’t detect the pan
- Touch controls locked or unresponsive
- Cracks or chips in a glass top
Safe things to check first
- Check whether the control lock is on
- Use cookware suitable for induction
- Stop using a cracked glass top until it’s inspected
Safety: If you smell gas, do not use any switches or appliances. Leave the home and call your gas utility or 911 from outside.
Request cooktop repairRange Hood Repair
Range hoods and vent hoods with weak suction, noisy fans or lights and controls that don’t work.
Signs it may need attention
- Weak suction or smoke not clearing
- Rattling or loud fan noise
- Lights or fan speeds not working
- Grease dripping from the filters
Safe things to check first
- Clean or replace the grease filters
- Check the bulb and the breaker
- Make sure the duct damper isn’t stuck
Microwave Repair
Countertop and over-the-range microwaves that don’t heat, spark, or have faulty doors, turntables or keypads.
Signs it may need attention
- Runs but doesn’t heat food
- Sparking or arcing inside
- Turntable doesn’t rotate
- Keypad not responding
Safe things to check first
- Stop using it immediately if it sparks
- Remove any metal or foil
- Check the door closes and latches properly
Safety: Never remove a microwave’s cover — internal parts can hold a dangerous electrical charge even when unplugged.
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