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Appliance Repair in Queens and its surrounding areas.

Certified Appliance Repair Technicians: GE, Sub-Zero, Frigidaire, Whirlpool, Bosch, Viking, Amana, Kitchen Aid, Maytag, Kenmore and many more major appliance brands!

Call us at: (646) 490-6993

Servicing appliances and air conditioners in Queens for over a decade, we are just a phone call away.

We service all appliance models and brands for kitchen appliance, and heating & air conditioning units.

All our repair technicians are certified, trained, and experienced.

SAME DAY appointments, have one of our many service technicians come over as soon as possible, to check out your malfunctioning unit. They can make it to your Queen area within the next couple of hours. Thanks to our advanced dispatch system we ensure you that our appliance service technicians will be on time, every time !

Free Service Call with Repair – Save money! and pay only for the actual repairs and not on “service charges” or other fees.

FREE VISIT EVEN ON SUNDAY – No need to miss work on Monday.

Do you have a broken Sub Zero Refrigerator?
We have Sub-Zero Repair Specialist. They have a minimum of 15 years of experience.

With the most competitive prices in Queens we at Appliance Repair Queens are your one stop shop for all of you appliances, heating or air conditioning repairs and service needs. We offer affordable and fair pricing. FREE ESTIMATE with any appliance repair.

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(888) 683-2604

We offer the following services:

We service all appliance, heating and air conditioning models and brands:

We work according to your schedule, give us a call for SAME DAY appliance, air conditioning or heating repair in Queens, New York.

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Our service areas includes Queens and its surrounding areas:

Appliance Repair Queens – FAQs

Our service coverage Appliance, Air Conditioning and Heating service areas include Queens.

Refrigerator/ Freezer

Q: How much space should I have behind my refrigerator?
If the unit has a large black, grid-like device on the back, you should leave at least 1 inch of space between the grid and the wall, and avoid “building-in” the appliance. If there is no grid on the back, you may push the unit all the way to the wall.

Q: How often should I clean the coils under my fridge?
At least once a year.

Oven

Q: Help! My oven won’t heat to the proper temperature!
You should check the oven temperature sensor resistance. Its supposed to be at about 1100 Ohms at the room temperature. If nothing is wrong with it, then the control board has to be replaced.

Dishwasher

Q: Am I supposed to clean the inside of my dishwasher?
It depends. If you use the dishwasher at least twice a week, you don’t need to clean the inside. Otherwise, if it begins to get moldy inside–or if the residual water at the bottom of the dishwasher smells bad–put detergent in the soap dish and run the dishwasher empty, through a complete cycle.

Washer/Dryer

Q: Are front-loading washers more efficient than top loaders?
Yes. Also, the higher initial cost of a front loader can be recovered in just a few years through water, sewer, drying time, and soap-usage savings, also through reduced wear-and-tear on clothes.

Q: Why is the water in my washer’s warm cycle not very warm.
The warm water for your washer is simply a mixture of the hot and cold water available from your home. If the hot water in the machine isn’t very hot, the warm is actually cool. In some cases, the water inlet valve may be restricted, or there may be residue on the screen, that blocks the input of the hot water.

Q: How often should I clean out the lint filter?
After every time you dry a load.