Every repair we take on in Orange County
11 appliance types, from the machine that brings most people here — the microwave — down to the cooktop and the freezer. Each page says what usually fails on that appliance, how the faults are told apart, and what the repair involves.
Ordered by what the county asks for
- Microwave Repair Built-in, over-the-range and drawer microwaves that will not heat, will not start, or trip the breaker.
- Wine Cooler Repair Undercounter and column wine storage drifting off its set point, sweating, or running without cooling.
- Ice Maker Repair Standalone and in-freezer ice makers that stopped producing, freeze into a block, or leak onto the floor.
- Garbage Disposal Repair Disposals that hum without turning, leak at the flange, or have gone silent under the sink.
- Washer Repair Front and top loaders that will not drain, walk across the laundry room, or stop mid-cycle.
- Oven Repair Built-in and slide-in ovens drifting off temperature, refusing to light, or stopping on a coded fault.
- Dryer Repair Gas and electric dryers that tumble without heat, take three cycles to finish, or shut down hot.
- Refrigerator Repair Freestanding and built-in refrigerators losing temperature, frosting over, or running continuously.
- Dishwasher Repair Dishwashers leaving grit behind, standing in water, or leaking at the door.
- Cooktop Repair Gas, electric and induction cooktops with dead zones, ignition faults, or burners stuck on high.
- Freezer Repair Upright, chest and drawer freezers running warm, icing up, or cycling without holding.
What people say
No response at all from the microwave above the range in our Costa Mesa kitchen. The line fuse had blown behind a failed door switch. Both replaced, interlocks tested, and he checked the outlet as well.
Sergio B.Costa Mesa★★★★★
Every time we switched it on the disposal tripped its reset within seconds. Bearings had gone and the motor was overheating. He replaced the unit and checked the drain slope while the trap was apart.
Estela H.Westminster★★★★★
Dryer squealed on every rotation. The drum glides and the rear bearing were worn. Both replaced along with the belt, and he cleared the vent while the back panel was off. It runs quietly now.
Kyle T.Mission Viejo★★★★★
Tell us what it is doing
Say what the machine is, what it is doing and roughly when it started, and we will tell you what a visit involves.