On 05/31/an A-Appliance tech [redacted] came to home to repair "clunking" noise during the spin cycle My washing machine was fully functional It just made a clunking noise when spinning [redacted] first replaced the clutch but that did not fix the problem Then [redacted] replaced the basket drive and the clunking noise went away I paid $to A-Appliance to fix the clunking noise The week of July 3rd the clunking noise returned [redacted] returned on 07/11/ Before he arrived I did a load of laundry and made a video during the spin cycle so that the technician could hear the clunking noise [redacted] arrived and dismantled the washing machine He advised me I needed a new transmission which would cost $ He explained that is why the machine was "not agitating or spinning" I advised him I had been able to use the washing machine without any problems with agitation or spinning and only had the clunking noise during the spin cycle He said he would return with another t
not a rant, but a bit of a warning : I called an appliance repair company yesterday to take look at my ice maker that wasn't dispensing ice ( it was making ice, but not dispensing ) -- they said they would send a guy out today, (it was a common problem with Samsung I guess), but the have an $service call that would be refunded when they finished working on it - WELL, he gets here and in about secs tells me it's gonna be $to fix the ice maker and $for a problem I had with the filter.......so I said, OUCH, can't do that - then stuck his hand out and said "that will be $89!" -- yes I agreed to the service call to begin with ,but damn, $700???? so I paid him the $and he left...frustrated, I searched YouTube for any clues and found a few posts about it -- I ended up fixing the ice maker for $from a part at Lowe's! not sure if there's a moral to the story , but I;m pretty stoked that it only cost me $+ $to fix my ice maker! haha - I should call the folks at A Appliance Mechanical Service Incorp ( [redacted] was the tech) and let them know how to fix an ice maker! --- I looked up a brand new part ( if I wanted to buy the whole assembly and it was less than $for the whole darn thing! ) insane - http://www[redacted] .com/da97-08519a-smg-n-13.html
Technician arrived, and was staring at me through the door not introducing himself nor telling me what company he was representingI had to ask what his name isHe walked in and within about seconds he diagnosed that my one and half year old Whirlpool refrigerator needs three new partsAfter he left I did research and found out from the people that had the similar problem that all I needed was defrost the refrigerator that one of my children left the door open before we left for a vacationI called next day to complainThe office manager told me to find a different company next time and I cant agree any betterI don't recommend themThey are not honest and have very poor work ethics
On 05/31/an A-Appliance tech [redacted] came to home to repair "clunking" noise during the spin cycle My washing machine was fully functional It just made a clunking noise when spinning [redacted] first replaced the clutch but that did not fix the problem Then [redacted] replaced the basket drive and the clunking noise went away I paid $to A-Appliance to fix the clunking noise The week of July 3rd the clunking noise returned [redacted] returned on 07/11/ Before he arrived I did a load of laundry and made a video during the spin cycle so that the technician could hear the clunking noise [redacted] arrived and dismantled the washing machine He advised me I needed a new transmission which would cost $ He explained that is why the machine was "not agitating or spinning" I advised him I had been able to use the washing machine without any problems with agitation or spinning and only had the clunking noise during the spin cycle He said he would return with another t
not a rant, but a bit of a warning : I called an appliance repair company yesterday to take look at my ice maker that wasn't dispensing ice ( it was making ice, but not dispensing ) -- they said they would send a guy out today, (it was a common problem with Samsung I guess), but the have an $service call that would be refunded when they finished working on it - WELL, he gets here and in about secs tells me it's gonna be $to fix the ice maker and $for a problem I had with the filter.......so I said, OUCH, can't do that - then stuck his hand out and said "that will be $89!" -- yes I agreed to the service call to begin with ,but damn, $700???? so I paid him the $and he left...frustrated, I searched YouTube for any clues and found a few posts about it -- I ended up fixing the ice maker for $from a part at Lowe's! not sure if there's a moral to the story , but I;m pretty stoked that it only cost me $+ $to fix my ice maker! haha - I should call the folks at A Appliance Mechanical Service Incorp ( [redacted] was the tech) and let them know how to fix an ice maker! --- I looked up a brand new part ( if I wanted to buy the whole assembly and it was less than $for the whole darn thing! ) insane - http://www[redacted] .com/da97-08519a-smg-n-13.html
Technician arrived, and was staring at me through the door not introducing himself nor telling me what company he was representingI had to ask what his name isHe walked in and within about seconds he diagnosed that my one and half year old Whirlpool refrigerator needs three new partsAfter he left I did research and found out from the people that had the similar problem that all I needed was defrost the refrigerator that one of my children left the door open before we left for a vacationI called next day to complainThe office manager told me to find a different company next time and I cant agree any betterI don't recommend themThey are not honest and have very poor work ethics