A & A Appliance Service

You want to find an easier and faster way to dry clothes than to hang them to dry outside. Heat from a fire was one of the first thoughts for inventors in the 1700s and 1800s. However, there was also the issue of smoke and the clothes smelling of that smoke, as well as soot.

Your dryer’s venting system may be an elaborate configuration of ducts and passageways, or it may simply be an exterior vent right behind the dryer. The more convoluted the venting system, the more attention it needs to keep it clear of lint.

When you have an appliance crisis, you don’t want to have to wait. And you certainly don’t want to have to pay for the work to be done twice if it is not done correctly the first time. Hiring an expert to start with is the best way to do exactly that.

It’s recommended that you have any broken and rusted dishwasher racks repaired or replaced. If the plastic coating wears off, the dish rack tines will corrode and rust, resulting in rust particles getting into the pump. This can lead to much more serious repairs down the road.

When it comes to your appliances, regular care pays big dividends. Keeping your appliances clean and replacing wear parts like filters, washers, belts and gaskets will promote cooler, quieter operation. This will often result in a longer useful life and energy savings, too.

Promptly removing clothes from the dryer does more than reduce wrinkles; it can also indicate how well your dryer is operating. Clothes that feel unusually hot to the touch may be a warning sign your dryer needs to be repaired.

Appliance service calls can often be relatively short because they involve replacing wear items like gaskets, batteries, washers, and filters. It isn't uncommon for techs to carry these parts on their trucks for easy in-and-out service.

One of the most common -- and embarrassing -- washing machine service call types is a no-power condition. It occurs when an uneven load causes the unit to shake and dislodge the power cord. The service technician arrives to discover the washer is unplugged.

When you have an appliance breakdown, you know how hard it can be to fix it yourself. Why bother? You can call in an expert, ensure that the job is done right, and make sure that you have the appliance back in service quickly.

One of the best ways to keep you appliances in good repair is to read the operational manuals when you acquire the appliances and follow maintenance and usage instructions. Regular professional servicing is also recommended.

You know how hard life can be without some of your major appliances. There’s no reason to go to the expense of having them replaced, though- there may be a simple repair that can make them work as well as before. Ask an expert before you act.

It's always a pain to check the dryer after a load and see the clothes are still wet. This usually means your dryer isn't producing heat, which could come from a variety of reasons, including a busted element or clogged air flow. Either way, a repair expert can help get it up and running again.

Do you have an older appliance? Whether it’s a fridge, dishwasher, oven, or other appliance, it can be almost impossible to track down the parts, but not for an appliance repair expert. He or she knows exactly where to find those hard-to-get parts to fix your appliance.