Appliances

Contact the Professionals for All Your Appliance Repairs

When you need your appliance repaired or serviced, contact the professionals at All Appliance & HVAC Service, Inc. in the Bay Area, CA. We provide quality repair service on most major appliances, including washer/dryers, ovens, stoves, and ranges. We are locally owned and operated, fully licensed, bonded, insured, and EPA-certified. Our experienced and courteous technicians are committed to providing the highest quality products and services for our valued customers. At the first sign that your appliance is not working, contact All Appliance & HVAC Service, Inc.

Common Symptoms Your Oven/Stove/Range Might Need Repair

Oven temperature is too high or too low
Will not ignite
The oven light fails to turn on
Odd smells such as gas
Electrical glitches
Loss of power
Burner not working

Warning Signs Your Washer/Dryer Might Need Repair

You Have a Leaking Washing Machine
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A leak issue won’t get better if you simply ignore it. Leaks only get worse over time—and often quite quickly. At the first sign of water leaking from your washing machine, contact All Appliance & HVAC Service, Inc. We will help you assess and fix the problem with your machine.

Your Laundry Machine is Making Strange Noises
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Your washer may make odd noises if you have an off-balance load. Also, make sure your machines are level. If your washer or dryer is regularly making a lot of noise and you’ve determined it’s not due to load imbalances or being out of level, it’s probably something more serious like a loose dryer drum or motor mount issues.

Your Washer or Dryer Wanders Across the Laundry Room
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Sometimes, you may find that your washer or dryer is “walking” around your laundry area. Similar issues—being out of level or having more significant problems like loose motor and drum components—can create movement and noise. Both of these scenarios can lead to big messes with water leaks or lint and dust.

Your Washer is Not Filling Correctly
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If you’re noticing things like your clothes seeming dingy or sporting detergent stains after a regular wash cycle, you might be having water problems. Because many washing machines are now computerized, there is always a possibility that your machine’s programming or computer control components can become damaged by things like power surges.

Your Dryer Takes a Long Time to Dry Even Small Loads
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Much like a washer that’s experiencing cycle errors, your dryer’s failing computerized components might be to blame for lengthy drying times. More likely, however, is a bad heating element that’s not allowing your dryer to dry your clothes efficiently. There may also be a venting issue, like a clogged vent hose, that could pose a significant fire risk.