Showing posts with label dishwasher repair. Show all posts
Showing posts with label dishwasher repair. Show all posts

Saturday, May 10, 2014

Clean a Washing Machine Inlet Screen - How we can do it

Clean a Washing Machine Inlet Screen - How we can do it
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A washing machine that takes forever to fill may have an inlet screen clogged with mineral deposits and tiny particles of debris. The fix is simple.


Turn off the hot and cold water supplies and disconnect the hoses. Use a pair of needle-nose pliers to gently remove the screens for cleaning.
Screens protect the washer's internal parts from grit and debris.
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Work the clean screen back into the inlet by pressing around the rim of the screen with a small screwdriver. Reconnect the hoses, turn on the water and check for leaks.


Check your washer supply hoses, too. Some contain screens that can be removed and cleaned just like inlet screens.




Cleaning the screens is asimple job. The only tricky part is removing the screens without wrecking them (Photo 1). Don't just yank them out. Gently squeeze and twist as you pull. You'll distort the screens a little, but you can mold them back into shape with your fingers. If your screens are cemented in place by mineral deposits, you may not be able to remove them without damage. New screens are inexpensive, and are sold at appliance parts stores. Clean the screens with running water or blow out debris with an air compressor.
You may have to pick and scrape away stubborn particles with a utility knife.

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Post by:  By the DIY experts of The Family Handyman Magazine

Wednesday, May 7, 2014

Microwave Oven How to fix problem and Replace few parts Troubleshooting

 The Microwave Oven Cooks Slowly or Unevenly ARmanfix
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Look no further than this video for a detailed, easy to understand, step by step troubleshooting guide to repair your faulty microwave. Over the years, I have repaired many microwave ovens, and the test procedures outlined in this video are exactly what I use.





If you have any questions, please post them in the comments section. I will try my best to reply back as soon as possible.
Thank You!
video by electronicsNmore

Saturday, March 8, 2014

Microwave Oven Repair ARmanfix in Brooklyn

ARmanfix Microwave Oven Repair
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 Microwave ovens are a testament to man's ingenuity and creativity. For someone to have the foresight to imagine that food can be cooked without ever being placed in an oven or near a fire is astonishing. What was once a science fiction movie fantasy device, is now a common everyday household appliance. What's next? I wouldn't mind that machine from "The Jetsons" that made whatever food you mentioned. I wonder if anyone's working on that? Anyway, the microwave oven is a marvel of science, available right in our kitchens. To understand how this little cube can heat up food and make the popcorn pop, have a read of our article that explains just how it works.

So, you're here because your microwave oven isn't working as well as it used to or it isn't working at all. Many times, you can quickly and inexpensively fix the problem by yourself. You will need to have a VOM (volt-ohm meter), which you can pick up at most hardware centers. A notebook to record your process is a valuable assistant when it comes to trying to remember which screw goes where. As always, unplug the appliance before troubleshooting unless otherwise noted. Now, let's see if we can fix that problem.

Note: Before touching any internal parts, be sure to discharge the capacitor. The capacitor stores additional voltage and can hurt you even if the unit is unplugged. To discharge a capacitor safely, you will need the following: a screwdriver, a wire-wound resistor with a 2 watt - 20,000ohm rating, and a pair of jumper wires with alligator clips on the ends. Clip a wire to each end of the resistor. Clip one wire to the metal shaft of the screwdriver. Clip the other wire to one of the capacitor's terminals. Now, touch the other terminal with the tip of the screwdriver. There may be a small spark. If the capacitor has three terminals, do the same process with the middle terminal and each outside terminal.

ARmanfix Summer is near All Need Ice !) Ice Maker Repair

Best Ice Maker Repair Service
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Summer is near and it is supposed to be one of the hottest summers we’ve had in a while.Does your refrigerator have an icemaker?  Is your icemaker not working like it used to?Now is the time to take care of it.  Did you know most refrigerators can have universal icemakers installed on it?  And if you already have one installed on it, they are pretty easy to replace.If you fall into the category of already having an icemaker but it’s not working like it used to, you may want to look at changing the water filter or the water valve.
Make sure you have the ice cubes ready for the summer to help keep you and your pets cool.  Ice cubes can be left in the pets bowl so they have fresh cold water when you have to leave them alone at the house.  I’m still working on training my dogs to get their own food and water…wouldn’t that be something :).  Whatever your need for ice is, know that it is easier to install than you think it is and something you can do today.

Friday, March 7, 2014

ARmanfix Advises - Dishwasher Repair or Replace in New York City

ARmanfix Advises - Repair or Replace
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 A sink full of dirty dishes will always drive home the importance of a functioning dishwasher. Not only is it a convenience to simply load the machine and have it do the hard work for you, but dishwashers have also been shown to sanitize dishes far better than hand-washing could ever manage. When the dishwasher has problems, the complex internal mechanisms should be serviced by a professional, but Jeff says one of the most common complaints is simple to remedy. “Seventy percent of customer complaints are that the wash quality is poor,” he says. “One of the best ways to help the dishwasher work more efficiently is by not pre-washing or cleaning the dishes before putting them into the machine as well as using quality soap and the correct wash cycle.” Since the phosphate ban a few years ago, manufacturers have changed the way dishwashing soaps work. Surprisingly, soaps now work more effectively when they meet correct water temperatures and food particles, which get its chemical reaction going. Jeff recommends only scraping dishes to remove leftover food and not rinsing or brushing them before they go into the dishwasher.