Brands We Repair in Aurora

Blocked coils, failed fans, or a bad thermostat can cause poor cooling; clean coils and check door seals first. In Aurora, never attempt this repair yourself, call a professional appliance repair technician.

A clogged filter, blocked hose, or failed drain pump is common; clean filters and check the hose for kinks. In Aurora, never attempt this repair yourself, call a professional appliance repair technician.

A broken belt, lid switch, or motor issue can stop spinning; verify load balance and the lid switch first. In Aurora, never attempt this repair yourself, call a professional appliance repair technician.

A blown thermal fuse, bad heating element, or restricted vent can be the cause; check the vent first. In Aurora, never attempt this repair yourself, call a professional appliance repair technician.

Use an oven thermometer, then adjust the calibration settings per the manual to match actual temperature. In Aurora, never attempt this repair yourself, call a professional appliance repair technician.