Kenmore Appliance Repair

There are several issues that can affect the performance of your Kenmore dryer. While regular maintenance, such as cleaning and emptying the lint trap, can help prevent problems, there are instances where issues may arise, including:

• The dryer fails to turn on
• Lack of heat in the Kenmore dryer after starting a cycle
• The dryer does not spin after starting a cycle
• Unusual or excessive noise coming from the dryer
• The Kenmore dryer becomes excessively hot during a cycle
• Excessive vibration from the dryer
• The Kenmore dryer fails to heat up or adequately dry clothes

Before contacting a technician, it is advisable to check the power supply for your Kenmore dryer. If the power supply is functioning properly, it is recommended to seek assistance from a professional to accurately diagnose the problem.

Dealing with a malfunctioning washer can be an incredibly frustrating experience. The thought of manually cleaning all your clothes is impractical for most homeowners. Modern washers come with a range of features, and some of the most common issues found in Kenmore washers include:

• Malfunctioning electronic components, which may require replacing small or more significant parts.
• Pump problems that can hinder water from entering or leaving the washer, potentially necessitating the use of buckets while awaiting technician assistance.
• The motor, which undergoes significant strain during each wash cycle, leading to wear and tear and potential part breakage.
• Failure of the Kenmore washer to turn on.
• Washer’s inability to spin during a cycle.
• Inadequate draining of the washer.
• Water leakage from the Kenmore washer.
• Excessive vibration from the Kenmore washer.
• Washer not running or stopping mid-cycle.
• Unpleasant odor emanating from the washer.

No matter the problem or the make of your washer, Max Appliance Repair will promptly address the issue.

When you encounter a malfunction with your Kenmore dishwasher, it can be quite unsettling. The thought of having to wash dishes by hand alone is enough to cause frustration. Modern dishwashers are known for their sophisticated functions and features, which means that the issue could be mechanical or electronic in nature. While performing regular maintenance tasks like cleaning your dishwasher can help preserve its performance, it doesn’t guarantee the absence of occasional problems. In such cases, the first step is to check the water and power supply before contacting a technician. If both are functioning correctly, it is likely that the fault lies with the dishwasher itself. Here are some common issues that may be affecting your washer:

• Thermostat problems
• Improper pump functioning
• Dishwasher motor malfunctions
• Inadequate dish cleaning
• Unusual noises during operation
• Kenmore dishwasher drainage issues
• Leakage from the Kenmore dishwasher
• Failure to power on
• Inability to dry dishes
• Unpleasant odor from the dishwasher
• Failure to dispense soap

There are various potential causes for your Kenmore stove malfunctioning unexpectedly. Fortunately, our team of skilled Kenmore technicians has successfully resolved many of these issues, eliminating the need for DIY repairs. We encourage you to contact us if your stove is experiencing any of the following problems:

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

Remember, it is always advisable to seek assistance from a professional technician for safe repairs!

Considering the numerous components comprising your Kenmore fridge, it is natural for certain parts to experience wear and tear over time. Common issues often arise, leading to changes in the fridge’s performance. Rest assured, we are well-equipped to assist you with the following common fridge problems:

• Malfunctioning water dispenser
• Stopped fridge motor
• Fluctuating temperature
• Inadequately cooled food
• Ice maker not dispensing ice
• Loud or unusual fridge noises
• Leaking Kenmore fridge
• Food freezing in the fridge
• Freezer accumulating ice
• Inefficient cooling in the freezer
• Improperly closing fridge doors
• Warming up of fresh food compartment
• Overflowing ice maker

If any of these issues are present in your Kenmore fridge, do not hesitate to contact our knowledgeable experts. It is always better to address these problems sooner rather than later.

Ovens are generally durable appliances; however, they are not immune to occasional small or significant issues. While regular cleaning and inspection can help, problems may still arise. The good news is that our team of Kenmore technicians is just a phone call away. We have the expertise to address any oven issue, including:

• Temperature regulation issues
• Oven not turning on
• Improper cooking of meals in the Kenmore Oven
• Misaligned oven door
• Ineffective oven door closure
• Malfunctioning Kenmore oven interior light
• Oven not heating to the correct temperature

Before contacting a technician, we recommend checking your Kenmore electric supply. If the power supply is functioning correctly, it is best to have a professional diagnose the problem.

• LF: Long Fill Error
Inspect the intake hoses on the washer to ensure they are not kinked or damaged.

• Ld: Long Drain
Ensure that the drain hose at the back of the washer is not clogged, obstructed, or damaged. Also, check the drain pump for proper functionality and clear any clogs if present.

• uL: Unbalanced Load
If the load is unbalanced, the washer will initiate a recovery routine. If unsuccessful, the machine will stop. After the machine has completely stopped and the lid has unlocked, open it and redistribute the laundry inside the drum.

• FL/F27: Flood Error
There is an excessive amount of water accumulating inside the washing machine. Check the drain pump for clogs and ensure it is functioning correctly. Remove any blockages or clogs from the drain pump. If the issue persists, it may be necessary to replace the drain pump for optimal performance.