KitchenAid Repair San Diego

KitchenAid makes excellent refrigerators. However, typical repair issues are unavoidable. The reality is, there are a number of the reason why your KitchenAid fridge is not cooling correctly. It could be one thing like dirty condenser coils, an issue you'll be able to repair yourself. Or it could be one thing more complex, like a faulty evaporator fan motor or defrost system, which would require a professional assist.

Nobody wants to cope with an oven malfunction, particularly an oven that is not heating. Your KitchenAid oven is not heating due to a defective igniter, power supply issues, or something more serious. You can recognize the faulty igniter by observing it once you activate the oven. An igniter should glow and in 10-20 seconds should ignite the gas burner. If it takes longer or resistance testing of the igniter reveals an absence of continuity, you should replace it.

There are a few things you can do to improve the effectiveness of your KitchenAid dishwasher. If you see white or gray residue inside your dishwasher, it's time to clean it. For dishwasher cleaning, KitchenAid recommends using Afresh Dishwasher Cleaner. Cleaning frequency is once every 1-3 months and depends on how often you use your dishwasher. Suppose you see a white residue on your dishes. That means that you overuse detergent or the rinse aid. In general, dishwasher detergent tablets and packs are better at cleaning than powder, liquid, or gel detergents. It is because tablets are concentrated and usually have both types of cleaning agents built into one tablet. Most tablets also have rinse agent properties.

Is your KitchenAid dishwasher not draining? It is irritating to have dirty dishwater backing up and keeping you from washing dishes. A possible cause of the problem is a faulty drain pump. The drain pump forces the water out through the drain hose. In case you have a defective drain pump, you should replace it. Also, the dishwasher filter, drain hose, or the air gap might be clogged. Make sure to keep them clear to prevent drainage problems.

When the KitchenAid ice maker is not making ice, you can do a few things before calling for service. Make sure you turn on the ice maker. Check the size of the ice cubes. If the ice cubes are hollow or smaller, and your water dispensing is slow, water pressure might be a problem. If your refrigerator connects to a reverse-osmosis system, that could lower the refrigerator's water pressure. Make sure that the water supply hose is not kinked. A kink in the water supply hose can reduce water flow. And at last, change your water filter regularly. Water filters improve the quality and taste of your water. We recommend replacing it every six months. After six months have passed, the flashing Water Filter Symbol will prompt you to replace the filter.