Top Appliance Specialists in Philadelphia, PA
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A1 Appliance Repair LLC
By AMCdelancey July 16, 2019
Lester is quite an experienced appliance repairman. We have several properties downtown Philadelphia. Lester keeps all of our tenants with working appliances. We can pay him over the phone if we camt make it out to the property. There's so many reasons to use this service. We will use A1 Appliance Repairs on all of our properties. ...read more
American Home Guard
By virgilswife October 12, 2018
I don't think this company is even in business. Myself and one of their vendors cannot get them to return a call or email. I am now paying out of pocket to their vendor to fix a washer/dryer unit. Avoid this company at all cost. They have an amazing marketing team to sell you their product. BEWARE! ...read more
American Home Guard
By ginaserridge July 15, 2018
I am not quite sure who is rating this company but I can assure you they are the worst you will ever deal with. They are rude, condescending and unreliable. They do not provide resolution to the problem. They do not pay vendors that they contract with. Therefore the consumer gets harassed for payment. If I could go lower than 1 star I would. ...read more
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Home Appliance service,HVACR,Commercial appliance service PRIORITY.
Family holiday gatherings is the most precious of our quality time and providing a meal for such gathering is so important to us as it is to you always check your major home appliances before you notice something is not right check all of them on a regular basis make sure they are safe to use∈ proper working condition just to name a few of the most important ones for HOLIDAYS .1 OVEN 2 RANGE 3 AIRCONDITIONER 4 FURNACE/HEATER 5 WATER HEATER&ALL OTHERS THAT YOU MAY NEED TO MAKE YOUR HOLIDAYS VERY SPECIAL, Yours trulywww.a1majorapplianceairandheat.comor for any questions cal us for free advise at 1-215-200-8796 ...read more
By A1 Technical Service Co. October 02, 2012
ASAP Appliance Repairs offers quick and reliable appliance repairs
We train our service technicians to repair all makes and models of ovens, as well as older ovens, which many other companies cannot fix. Each repair truck is well stocked with oven parts and most repairs can be completed the same day. Our Oven Repair and Maintenance Service: Kitchen Aid oven repairs Magic Chef oven repairs General Electric oven repairs Amana oven repairs Kenmore oven repairs Caloric oven repairs Maytag oven repairs Discounts offered for senior citizens, military, police department, and fire department. Not only do we provide unparalleled repair service, but we also keep our prices reasonable. We specialize in repairs to older models of appliances that other companies refuse to service. Our Appliance Repair and Maintenance Service: Refrigerator repairs Oven repairs Gas range repairs Stove repairs Dishwasher repairs Freezer repairs Washing machine repairs Dryer repairs Microwave repairs Garbage disposal repairs ...read more
By Appliance Wizard Inc. February 25, 2011
My refrigerator is no longer cooling properly,,,,
Frost build up on the evaporator coils or filthy condenser coils could be the culprit of the refrigerator not cooling efficiently. When frost builds up on the evaporator coils the fan is not able to effectively circulate air over the coils. In order to absorb heat to cool the refrigerator the coils must be properly ventilated. These coils are usually located behind a removable panel at the back of your freezer. The build- up of ice on the evaporator coils can be caused by a component of the self defrosting system malfunctioning. The self defrosting system includes the defrost timer, heater, and thermostat. To determine if the problem is with a part of the defrosting system you should remove all of your food from the refrigerator and freezer and turn the thermostat off. You should then either let the refrigerator melt manually by leaving the doors open 24-48 hrs or blow hot steam over the surface of the freezer. Once all of the ice has melted away you need to turn the thermostat on to a normal setting. If the refrigerator regains its ability to cool after this either the timer, heater, or thermostat has failed. In these instances you will need to call your local appliance repair to pinpoint the non-functional part and replace it. The condensers possess fins that dissipate heat as the high pressure gas condenses to a liquid. When these fins become coated in dust and debris the refrigerator does not cool properly. You should use a refrigerator condenser brush and vacuum to remove all lint, dirt, and pet hair. These tips were brought to you by A Plus Appliances, which services Bucks, Montgomery, and Philadelphia Counties in Pennsylvania. Randy E. Smith of A Plus Appliances can be reached by email atrandy.smith@sprint.blackberry.netor by phone at 215-791-4215. ...read more
By Philadelphia Appliance Repair and Service Group April 07, 2009