Find your appliance or brand below, then phone with the model number. The tech finds the failed part, then writes up the repair price.
Silver Spring Appliance Fix sets up appliance repair visits for kitchens and laundry rooms across Silver Spring, Hyattsville and the Maryland suburbs. Refrigeration calls come first here because food is on a clock once a fridge passes 40°F.
Covers top-freezer, bottom-freezer, French-door, side-by-side and standalone freezers. The tech works from the cheap, likely parts inward: condenser coils and fans, the defrost heater and its sensor, then the sealed system. That page also carries typical repair costs for each.
For the ice maker in the freezer or the door and the dispenser that feeds from it. Hard water from the Potomac side clogs inlet screens over the years, so the water side gets checked alongside the module and the fill tube.
Laundry closets in condos and townhouses leave little room to pull a machine out. Tell us if your pair is stacked so the visit has the time for it.
Front-loaders, top-loaders and stacked units. A drum full of water, a door that stays locked and a loud spin each point to different parts, so the page sorts them by symptom and lists what each repair usually costs.
Gas and electric dryers that run cold, take two cycles or stop partway. Failure to clean is the leading factor in home dryer fires by U.S. Fire Administration data, so the vent run gets looked at with the heating parts.
Water left standing in the tub, leaks at the door, and dishes coming out with grit on them. Drain pumps, inlet valves and door seals are the usual parts, and the page also covers Miele dishwasher codes.
Gas and electric ranges, wall ovens and double ovens. On gas the igniter is the first suspect when the oven won’t heat; on electric it’s the bake element, the sensor or the relay on the board.
Gas, radiant, coil and induction cooktops, plus over-the-range and built-in microwaves. Each surface fails in its own spot, so say which kind you have when you phone.
Disposals that hum, trip the reset button or leak into the cabinet. Many dishwashers drain through the disposal, so a jam there can look like a dishwasher fault.
A built-in refrigerator or a 48-inch dual-fuel range runs on different parts and warranty rules than a freestanding model. These pages hold each brand’s own terms and codes.
| Brand | What the page covers |
|---|---|
| Sub-Zero repair | Built-in, column and undercounter refrigeration plus wine storage. Where the condenser sits depends on the series, and the sealed-system warranty runs long, so the model number matters before the visit. |
| Wolf repair | Dual-fuel and gas ranges, wall ovens, steam ovens and induction cooktops. The page covers the two-year full warranty, the longer parts coverage and the codes Wolf ovens show. |
| Thermador repair | Pro-style ranges, column refrigeration and dishwashers. Some normal Thermador behavior sounds like a fault, such as reignition clicking on a burner set low, and the page separates the two. |
| Viking repair | Ranges, built-in refrigerators and ventilation. Viking coverage on built-in sealed systems runs well past the full warranty, so have the install date handy. |
| Samsung repair | French-door refrigerators, front-load washers, dryers and dishwashers. Samsung fridges hold a fault code until it’s cleared, and the page lists what those codes mean. |
| LG repair | Inverter-compressor refrigerators, direct-drive washers and dryers. LG fridges show Er followed by a short code, and the page decodes the fan, defrost and sensor ones. |
Still unsure? Phone and describe it. We sort out the right appliance and brand on the call, and the tech gets those details before the visit.
Start from the symptom when we answer, whatever the appliance. The brand and the ZIP follow, and the visit is booked from there.
