Appliance Repair in 28212, East Charlotte

For a front-load washer, the model label is usually on the door frame or the back; for a top-loader, under the lid. On a refrigerator, look inside on the side wall or ceiling. A photo of the label helps us bring the right part on the first visit.

If you live in an apartment, include your building number, unit number and gate code. Tenants should check with the landlord or property manager before booking. Clear space in front of the appliance and, if it has been leaking, put down towels and turn off the water supply valve.

Water inside the fresh-food section or under the crisper drawers usually comes from a clogged defrost drain. Bits of food and ice block the small drain, so meltwater from the defrost cycle overflows into the cabinet. Pouring warm water through the drain can clear it, but frequent clogs may need a technician to clean the line and check the drain heater, if the model has one.

Large households run washers and dryers constantly, which wears out suspension springs, drive belts and dryer rollers. Splitting oversized loads and cleaning the lint screen every time help both machines last longer. A noisy or shaking washer is better looked at early, before a small part becomes a major one.