Look no further for dishwasher repair in Boston.
We service, maintain and repair dishwashing machines for residents and small business owners all throughout the Boston MA region. With a diverse team of repair professionals - we have the means necessary to get your repair job done right.
Your appliance repair will begin with a phone call. One of our staff members will consult with you briefly about your troubles. From there, we will confirm a time that's good to meet with you. We make sure to arrive punctually and provide a courteous call before our arrival.
Your initial appointment is all about diagnosing your appliance. Most of the time, we can go ahead and complete the repair either during that visit or within the hour after gathering any necessary parts.
Are you ready to troubleshoot your dishwasher problem? If so, make sure you have the right tools on hand before you begin. Most dishwasher troubles will require a multimeter to figure out, which is a device that’s used to test for continuity and to see the amount of power that’s present. You can refer to the owner manual of your dishwasher to determine what an appropriate result is and to see the wiring diagram, so you know how to properly test each part of your dishwasher.
Throw us your worst and we will take care of it for you. With decades of combined experience, our experts have handled every possible issue. We have familiarized ourselves with all popular brands of dishwashing machines such as Amana, Frigidaire, GE, Kenmore, LG, Maytag, Samsung and Whirlpool. We even have many dishwasher repairs under our belt; our part suppliers carry parts for even the rarest dishwasher models around. Call (617) 415-7050 now to book your repair!
Many issues can trigger water to puddle up at the bottom inside of your dishwasher. One less common problem that can cause this is a clog in your sink drain. You can either snake it out or use a cleaner like CLR to break apart any stuck contents. You should also consider if a garbage disposal is interfering with your dishwasher; use the disposal before your dishwasher runs. However, in most cases these rare circumstances are not to blame and the real cause is a clogged drain hose or pump, pinched hose or clogged mesh gate.