Customers Appreciate Appliance Repair

We serve a large customer base in Boise, Nampa, Meridian, and throughout the Treasure Valley, and one thing that we love, is the appreciation received from a customer. We understand that when your appliances need repair, that your daily routine is thrown off and the inconvenience can be tremendous.

A dishwasher that isn't washing dishes can cause a lot of extra work. A washing machine or dryer that is not doing it's job on laundry is no good, and, of course, a refrigerator or freezer that doesn't keep your food cool is a bit of an urgent situation.

Appliance Repair For The Do-It-Yourselfer

Some people tinker, and in doing so, work to repair their own appliances. We support a variety of do-it-yourselfers here in Boise. We have a large selection of parts, and a tremendous amount of expertise with specific repairs.

Each brand, make, and model can have their own nuances which can make repairs quite simple and, in some cases, a tricky repair.

Getting Fixed Up – What To Look For From An Appliance Repair Company

So many modern homes are full of appliances. That means things that can go wrong. And invariably do. But when appliances break down it shouldn't cause too much of a headache.

That is, not if you find a quality appliance repair company. But let’s imagine a few horror scenarios first before we examine what to look for from the professionals.

When Appliances Go Wrong – Finding A Quality Refrigerator Repair Service

Our modern homes are stacked full of everyday appliances we've come to rely on. In fact, we tend to only realize how much we value them when something goes wrong. And we all know what a headache broken down appliances can be. For starters, you’re immediately inconvenienced.

Let’s take a refrigerator as an example. Your food is in danger of perspiring now that it’s not in a chilled environment. Then you have the hassle of finding an engineer to fix the problem. You check your warranty first of all hoping to find a chink of light.

How To Remove The Shell Of A Washing Machine

Boise's best appliance repairman, John Hill, shows you how to easily remove the shell off your washing machine. This allows you to reach your pump, motor, and motor cover and continue repairing your appliance.

Freezer Tips

If the unit is not self-defrosting and the temperatures begin to rise...

1. Check the frost buildup on the inside of the freezer. If it is heavily frosted, manually defrost the freezer by turning it off at the thermostat. Unplug from the wall and allow 12 hours for the unit to defrost, with both doors open. If the unit is not an automatic self-defrosting model...

2. Defrost the unit once a year or as often as needed. Follow the proper defrosting methods. DO NOT USE a knife, pick, hammer, chisel, screwdriver, etc. or any sharp object)

Disposal Tips

If the unit jams/hums...

1. Turn the unit off. After turning the unit off, remove anything that has fallen into the grinding chamber.

2. Turn the unit off. After turning the unit off, insert an "unjamming" tool, (if originally supplied with your unit) into the bottom and turn clockwise. Once the tool turns freely, remove whatever was causing the jam.

3. If the unit is dead, press the red reset button located on the bottom of the disposal - if the unit begins to hum and the reset trips again, it is still jammed. Repeat step #2 and #3.