GE Appliance Repair

There are various issues that can affect the performance of your GE dryer. While regular maintenance such as cleaning and emptying the lint trap can help prevent problems, it’s sometimes difficult to avoid the following dryer issues:

• The dryer fails to turn on
• GE dryer doesn’t generate heat after starting a cycle
• Dryer doesn’t spin after starting a cycle
• Dryer emits strange or excessive noise
• GE dryer becomes excessively hot during a cycle
• Dryer experiences excessive vibration
• GE dryer fails to heat up or adequately dry clothes

Prior to contacting a technician, it is advisable to inspect the electric supply for your GE dryer. If the power supply is functioning properly, it is best to consult a professional to determine the cause of the problem.

Dealing with a malfunctioning washer can be an incredibly frustrating experience. For most homeowners, the thought of manually washing all their clothes is simply not feasible. Modern washers are equipped with numerous features, and as a result, some of the most common issues with GE washers include:

• Malfunctioning electronic components that may require replacement, ranging from small parts to more significant ones.
• Pump problems that hinder the entry or exit of water, leading to the need for alternative water collection methods while awaiting the technician.
• Excessive strain on the washer’s motor during each cycle, causing wear and tear that may result in part failures.
• Failure of the GE washer to turn on.
• Inability of the washer to spin during a cycle.
• Difficulty in draining the washer.
• Water leakage from the GE washer.
• Excessive vibrations from the washer.
• Unexpected halting or mid-cycle stops of the washer.
• Unpleasant odors emanating from the washer.

Regardless of the issue or the make of your washer, Max Appliance Repair will promptly address the problem.

When you encounter a malfunction in your GE dishwasher, it can be quite unsettling. The thought of having to wash dishes by hand can be frustrating. Modern dishwashers are equipped with complex functions and features, which means that the issue could be mechanical or electronic in nature. While regular cleaning of your dishwasher can help maintain its performance, it doesn’t guarantee that problems won’t arise. Before contacting a technician, it’s important to check your water and power supply to ensure they are functioning correctly. If both are in order, then the fault likely lies with the dishwasher itself. Here are some common issues that could be affecting the performance of your dishwasher:

• Thermostat problem
• Malfunctioning pump
• Inoperative dishwasher motor
• Unclean dishes after washing
• Unusual noises coming from the unit
• Drainage issues in the GE dishwasher
• Leaking from the GE dishwasher
• Dishwasher fails to power on
• Inadequate dish drying in the GE dishwasher
• Unpleasant odor from the dishwasher
• Failure to dispense soap in the dishwasher

There could be various reasons why your GE stove suddenly malfunctions. The great news is that our team of GE technicians has successfully resolved many of these issues, eliminating the need for DIY repairs. We encourage you to reach out to us if your stove is experiencing any of the following problems:

• Inability to adjust the heat on your unit
• Broken stove knobs
• Non-heating GE stove coils
• Damaged or loose coils
• Issues with the electric supply
• GE stove burner not heating
• Inability to maintain temperature

Remember, it is always best to contact a professional technician for safe repairs!

Given that your GE fridge comprises numerous components, it’s natural for certain parts to experience wear and tear over time. Typically, there are several common issues that the average fridge may encounter. As components deteriorate or malfunction, you may observe a change in your fridge’s performance. Here are some prevalent fridge problems that we can assist you with:

• Malfunctioning water dispenser
• Stopped fridge motor
• Temperature fluctuations
• Inadequately cooled food
• Ice maker failure to dispense ice
• Loud and/or unusual fridge noises
• Leaking GE fridge
• Food in the fridge beginning to freeze
• Freezer exhibiting ice build-up
• Improper cooling of the freezer
• Fridge doors not closing properly
• Increase in temperature in the fresh food compartment
• Overflowing ice maker

If you observe any of these issues with your GE fridge, it’s essential to reach out to our experts. In every case, it’s advisable to address these problems sooner rather than later.

Ovens are generally resilient appliances, but they are not immune to occasional small or significant issues. While regular cleaning and inspection can help, problems may still arise. Fortunately, our team of GE technicians is just a phone call away. We possess the expertise to address any problem you may encounter with your oven, including:

• Temperature regulation issues
• Oven not turning on
• Inadequate cooking performance
• Improper door alignment
• Door not closing properly
• Non-functional interior light
• Inconsistent heating to desired temperature

Before contacting a technician, we recommend checking your GE electric supply. If the power supply is functioning correctly, it is advisable to have a professional evaluate the issue.

• F2: Over-temperature Condition Detected
If the oven has actually overheated, it is recommended to replace the electronic control board. However, if the oven is at room temperature, the issue may lie with a faulty oven temperature sensor. Check the resistance of the oven temperature sensor at 72 degrees F; if it measures less than 1100 ohms, replace the sensor. If the resistance is correct, then the electronic control board should be replaced.

• IE: Water Sensor Failure
To address a water sensor failure, begin by holding down the power button to fully turn off the device. Proceed to inspect the wiring harness and the pressure sensor switch. If the wiring connections are secure, the next step would be to replace the circuit board.

• FC: Oven Door Lock is Defective
In the case of a defective oven door lock, start by checking and reconnecting any loose wires in the oven door lock circuit. Additionally, disconnect the electrical power supply to the oven. If the oven door lock wire harness is damaged, it should be replaced. If the harness is in good condition, the oven door lock assembly itself may need to be replaced. If the problem persists, the oven control board should be replaced.

• PF: Power Failure
The PF code can be cleared by pressing the cancel button. If the code continues to appear, inspect the electrical connections to the dishwasher and the electronic control unit.