Not sure what's wrong with your appliance? Select your appliance below and check off your symptoms. We'll help you identify the likely cause — then call us if you need a professional technician.
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Select your appliance and check any symptoms to identify the problem
Select all symptoms that apply to your refrigerator:
Dirty or blocked condenser coils, faulty evaporator fan motor, refrigerant leak, failed thermostat or thermistor, defrost system failure, blocked drain tube, or compressor issues. Professional diagnosis is recommended — many of these require specialized tools and refrigerant handling certification.
Book a Technician — (416) 524-2633Select all symptoms that apply to your stove or oven:
Burned-out bake or broil element, faulty oven temperature sensor, worn infinite switch, failed igniter (gas), clogged burner ports, faulty control board, or damaged door gasket. Gas appliance repairs should always be performed by a licensed technician for safety.
Book a Technician — (416) 524-2633Select all symptoms that apply to your dishwasher:
Clogged drain filter or pump, worn door gasket, failed water inlet valve, broken drain pump motor, heating element failure, blocked spray arms, or malfunctioning control board. Start by cleaning the filter under the bottom rack — it resolves many issues.
Book a Technician — (416) 524-2633Select all symptoms that apply to your dryer:
Blown thermal fuse (most common no-heat cause), burned-out heating element (electric), failed gas igniter, worn drum belt, faulty motor, blocked lint vent (critical — check this first), or defective start switch. A clogged vent is also a fire hazard — have it cleaned immediately.
Book a Technician — (416) 524-2633Select all symptoms that apply to your washing machine:
Clogged pump filter (check this first), faulty drain pump motor, worn drum bearings, broken drive belt, failed water inlet valve, damaged door latch/lock assembly, or mold buildup in drum seal. Musty smells often indicate biofilm in the drum gasket — cleanable, but the gasket may need replacement.
Book a Technician — (416) 524-2633Select all symptoms that apply to your microwave:
Failed magnetron tube (no heat), blown internal fuse, defective door interlock switch (safety system), faulty turntable motor or coupling, damaged diode, or capacitor failure. Important: Microwave capacitors store lethal charge even when unplugged — never attempt internal repairs yourself. Always call a licensed technician.
Book a Technician — (416) 524-2633Important Safety Note: This tool provides general guidance only and is not a substitute for professional diagnosis. For gas appliances, microwave internals, or any repair involving electrical hazards, always contact a licensed technician. Never attempt repairs that involve gas lines, refrigerants, or high-voltage components.
Our licensed technicians carry the tools and parts to diagnose and repair most appliances in a single visit. Same-day service available across the GTA.