When a GE refrigerator stops cooling, the problem is usually one of a handful of common failures. Before you call for service, here is what to check yourself — and what each problem actually means when it needs a technician. Coils and a stuck damper you can often sort out yourself; a failed start relay...
When a Frigidaire Gallery oven stops heating — whether it is a range, wall oven, or double oven — the problem is almost always one of a short list of components. As an authorized Electrolux/Frigidaire servicer, we see these failures regularly. Here is what to check and what each problem means. A burned-out bake element...
LG washing machines display error codes when they detect a problem during the wash cycle. Some of these are things you can fix yourself in five minutes. Others point to a failed component that needs professional repair. Here is a straightforward guide to the most common LG washer error codes. Half these codes clear with...
Whirlpool and Maytag appliances (they are the same company) use a two-part error code system: an F-code followed by an E-code. The F tells you which system has the problem. The E tells you the specific fault. Here are the most common ones we see in the field, what they actually mean, and what to...
Samsung refrigerators display error codes on the front panel when something goes wrong. Some are quick fixes. Others mean a component has failed. Here is a plain-English breakdown of the most common Samsung refrigerator error codes, what is actually happening inside the unit, and whether you can handle it yourself or need a technician. 1E...
The Problem Certain Maytag and Whirlpool commercial laundry top-load washers have a known pressure sensor defect that causes the washer to behave erratically. This is covered by Technical Service Pointer W11786877B (October 2025). It’s not a recall — it’s a service notice. If you’re running a laundromat, apartment complex, or commercial laundry operation in Lubbock...
What's Happening Certain Whirlpool-made top-load washers and stacked laundry units are experiencing a pressure sensor failure that causes an F3E1 error code or the drain pump to run continuously. When the control board can't read the water level, it goes into a safety mode and just keeps draining. This is a known issue. Whirlpool released...
