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O Fallon Appliance Repair Articles

5 parts that can lead to a washer or dryer repair

If you're washer's not washing or your dryer's not drying, you might want to call a pro. (Photo courtesy of Angie’s List member Maurice F. of San Antonio, Texas)

It may seem at first glance like fixing a malfunctioning washer or dryer is easy, but consider relying on a professional repairman instead--especially when it comes to replacing these common parts.

How to avoid appliance repairs

Periodically maintaining appliances can help you avoid breakdowns and appliance repairs. (Photo courtesy of Angie's List member John H. of Silver Spring, Md.)

A highly rated appliance repair technician shares his tips to help consumers avoid appliance breakdowns and repairs, prolong the lifespan of large appliances, and and save money.

Help! My freezer is cold but my refrigerator stays warm

Angie’s List member Doug H. of Westlake, Ohio, called highly rated Allied Appliance Maintenance to repair his refrigerator after it stopped working. He says they came out the same day and fixed the problem before any of his food went bad.

Angie Hicks provides tips and advice to a member whose freezer stays cold but the refrigerator is warm. She explains that it could be a bad evaporator fan motor, a problem with the condenser fan or a loose wire.

Tricky home repairs: when to call in the pros

Because electrical work can lead to injury or fire if not done correctly, it’s best to leave these repairs to a professional. (Photo by Ray Mata)

You may want to tackle every home repair yourself, but sometimes it's best to bring in the pros. You should ask for help when you encounter a broken light switch, a leaky pipe, new carpet or a gas leak.