A tumble dryer squeaking through every load is easy to ignore at first, then hard to live with by mid autumn. Heavier loads, wet coats and muddy football kit all add strain to the parts that carry the drum. Our engineers provide appliance repair in Ormskirk and the surrounding towns,...
Washing Machine Burning Smell and When to Switch Off at the Wall
A washing machine burning smell is one fault you should never leave for the weekend. Sometimes it is harmless, such as a new machine bedding in. Other times it is wiring cooking behind the panel. Our engineers provide appliance repair in Ormskirk and across West Lancashire, and we would much...
Washer Dryer Leaking and Why the Drying Cycle Gives the Game Away
A washer dryer leaking onto the kitchen floor is a common call once autumn arrives and the drying side starts working harder. The puddle tells you less than you might think. A combination machine has two water circuits, one for washing and one for cooling steam during the dry. Our...
Dyson Not Charging and What the Flashing Lights Are Telling You
You hang the vacuum on its dock overnight, and in the morning it runs for ten seconds and dies. Or the lights flash in a pattern you have never seen before. A Dyson not charging is a common call for us in autumn, when muddy boots and wet dog paws...
Oven Fan Not Working and What a Still Blade Means for Cooking
With darker evenings drawing in, the oven starts working harder, and an oven fan not working shows up quickly. Roast potatoes brown on one side only. Cakes rise in a dome and stay pale on top. The bottom shelf burns while the top shelf barely cooks. We provide appliance repair...
Dishwasher Leaking Water and What the Puddle Position Tells You
A wet floor in front of the kitchen units is never a welcome sight, especially with autumn dinners and heavier loads on the go. A dishwasher leaking water can damage flooring, swell the kickboard and soak into the cabinet next door. However, the leak usually leaves clues. Where the water...
