List of Home Appliances That Need Regular Checkups
List of Home Appliances That Need Regular Checkups

List of Home Appliances That Need Regular Checkups

Regular maintenance of home appliances ensures they work efficiently and last longer. Below is a list of common appliances that benefit from routine checkups by appliance repair professional :

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Lilyana Willis
Lilyana Willis
8th January 2025 in home & garden
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  • Refrigerators
  • Washing Machines
  • Dryers
  • Dishwashers
  • Ovens and Stoves
  • Microwaves
  • Air Conditioners
  • Water Heaters
  • Vacuum Cleaners
  • Freezers
  • Refrigerators
    • Clean condenser coils.
    • Check door seals for tightness.
    • Inspect the water filter and replace it as needed. Or contact an appliance repair professional.
  • Washing Machines
    • Inspect hoses for leaks or cracks.
    • Clean the drum and detergent dispensers.
    • Check for proper drainage.
  • Dryers
    • Clean the lint filter after every use.
    • Inspect and clean dryer vents regularly.
    • Check the drum for signs of wear.
  • Dishwashers
    • Remove and clean filters.
    • Check spray arms for blockages.
    • Inspect door seals and replace if worn.
  • Ovens and Stoves
    • Clean burners and grates to remove grease buildup.
    • Check the oven temperature for accuracy.
    • Inspect the gas lines for leaks if applicable.
  • Microwaves
    • Clean the interior and exterior surfaces.
    • Check the door seals.
    • Test for proper heating performance.
  • Air Conditioners
    • Replace or clean air filters regularly.
    • Inspect refrigerant levels.
    • Ensure the thermostat works correctly.
  • Water Heaters
    • Flush the tank to remove sediment.
    • Test the pressure relief valve.
    • Check the thermostat settings.
  • Vacuum Cleaners
    • Empty the dustbin or replace bags.
    • Clean or replace filters.
    • Inspect the brush roll for blockages.
  • Freezers
    • Defrost if ice buildup occurs.
    • Check door seals for leaks.
    • Inspect temperature settings for efficiency.