Authorized Forno Appliance Repair

Why Choose Max Appliance Repairs

When you encounter a problem with your Forno dishwasher, it can be quite unsettling. The thought of having to wash dishes by hand can be frustrating. Modern dishwashers are equipped with advanced 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, occasional problems may still arise. Before calling a technician, it’s important to check your water and power supply. If both are functioning properly, then the issue most likely lies with the dishwasher itself. Here are some common problems that may be affecting your dishwasher:

• Thermostat malfunction
• Improper pump operation
• Faulty dishwasher motor
• Inadequately clean dishes
• Unusual noises from the unit
• Drainage issues with the Forno dishwasher
• Leakage from the Forno dishwasher
• Dishwasher fails to turn on
• Ineffective drying of dishes by the Forno dishwasher
• Unpleasant odors from the dishwasher
• Failure to dispense soap by the dishwasher

There could be various reasons for your Forno stove malfunctioning unexpectedly. The great news is that our team of skilled Forno technicians has successfully resolved many of these issues, eliminating the need for you to attempt 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 Forno stove coils
• Damaged or loose coils
• Improper functioning of the electric supply
• Forno stove burner failing to heat
• Inability of the stove to maintain temperature

Remember, when it comes to safe repairs, it is always best to consult a professional technician!

Considering the complexity of your Forno fridge, it’s natural for various components to experience wear and tear over time. Typically, there are several common problems that can occur with a fridge, resulting in changes in its performance. Our team can assist you with the following common fridge issues:

• Malfunctioning water dispenser
• Stopped fridge motor
• Temperature fluctuations
• Inadequate cooling of food
• Failure of ice maker to dispense ice
• Loud or unusual noises from the fridge
• Leaking in the Forno fridge
• Freezing of food in the fridge
• Accumulation of ice in the freezer
• Inadequate cooling in the freezer
• Improper sealing of fridge doors
• Warming up of fresh food compartment
• Overflowing of the ice maker

If you observe any of these issues with your Forno fridge, it’s crucial to contact our experts promptly. Addressing these problems sooner rather than later is always advisable.

Ovens are generally durable appliances, but they are not immune to occasional small and significant issues. While you can take steps like regular cleaning and inspection, problems may still arise. Fortunately, our Forno technicians are just a phone call away, ready to address any oven-related issue you may encounter, including:

• Temperature regulation issues
• Oven not turning on
• Forno Oven not cooking meals properly
• Misaligned door
• Door not closing properly
• Non-functional Forno oven interior light
• Oven not heating to the correct temperature

We recommend checking your Forno electric supply before contacting a technician. If the power supply for your oven is functioning correctly, it is best to have the problem assessed by a professional.

• E1: No Cookware Detected or Incorrect Cookware Placement
Ensure that the cookware is properly centered on the cooking zone and that it is compatible with induction.

• E2: Insufficient Voltage Supplied to the Cooktop
If the power supplied to the cooktop is insufficient, check the wiring of the power supply for any damage. If the power supply cables are undamaged, try plugging the appliance into a different outlet.

• E3: Insufficient Voltage Supplied to the Cooktop
If the power supplied to the cooktop is insufficient, inspect the wiring of the power supply for any damage. If the power supply cables are intact, check the circuit breaker supplying power to the oven’s circuit for any significant changes in power supply.

• E7/E8/E9: NTC Short Circuit/Break
After turning off the cooktop, switch off the power at the fuse or circuit breaker for approximately 30 seconds. Press the POWER button to turn on the cooktop and see if the error message persists.