Which appliance is it?
- Refrigerator and freezer repair
- For a fridge running warm, frost building on the freezer wall, water under the crisper or a compressor that clicks and quits. The page sorts symptoms by the part behind them and has the food-safety times.
- Washer repair
- Front-loaders full of water, stacked units in a closet, all-in-one combos and top-loaders that won't spin. Start here if water is heading for the floor below.
- Dryer repair
- Vented, condenser and heat pump dryers, gas or electric. The first question is whether yours vents outside, because that decides where the tech looks.
- Dishwasher repair
- Water left in the tub, under the door or in the cabinet, plus Thermador and Samsung codes. Covers 18-inch slim models too.
- Oven, range and stove repair
- Gas and electric ovens that won't heat, burners that won't light, doors stuck after self-clean. Also the gas-smell steps and the city's rule on gas work.
- Cooktop and microwave repair
- Gas rangetops, glass-top electric, induction, and microwaves over the range, in a wall or in a drawer.
- Ice maker repair
- Fridge ice makers in the freezer or the door, and standalone undercounter machines. The dispenser test splits the job in two.
- Garbage disposal repair
- Hums, silence, leaks and resets, and why a jammed disposal stops the dishwasher too.
Is it a brand with its own codes?
These pages start from the brand, for built-ins with their own warranty terms and for brands that report faults as codes.
- Sub-Zero repair
- Built-in and column refrigeration, the EC50 code and the long sealed-system warranty.
- Wolf repair
- Dual-fuel and gas ranges, wall ovens, steam ovens, and F-codes that change by product line.
- Viking repair
- Ovens that light late, burners that spark without catching, and Viking warranty terms.
- Thermador repair
- Dishwasher E-codes, Star burners, wall ovens and Freedom columns.
- Samsung repair
- Fridge fan and compressor codes, washer and dishwasher codes, and why most fan codes trace back to ice.
- LG repair
- OE and IE on washers, d80 to d95 on dryers, Er FF on fridges.
What if two appliances failed at once?
When two fail together, it often points to something they share. A dishwasher and a disposal backing up together share a drain. A fridge and a microwave that both cut out may share a circuit. Mention both on the call and the tech checks the common link first.