Dave Holt · February 7, 2026
I’ve worked on quite a few Miele G7106SCU units over the years, and bearing noise from the circulation pump is one of the more common complaints I see on this model — usually showing up after 4-6 years of use. The grinding or humming sound almost always means the pump bearings are worn past saving, … Read more
Dave Holt · February 6, 2026
I’ve worked on dozens of Bosch 300 Series dishwashers, and the SHEM63W55N is one of the most frequent models I see come through with drying complaints. About 70% of the time, a failed vent fan motor is the culprit, though a burned-out heating element or empty rinse aid dispenser can mimic the same symptoms. Get … Read more
Dave Holt · February 4, 2026
I’ve worked on the KitchenAid KDTM404KPS more times than I can count, and heating element failure is easily one of the top three complaints I see with this model. Dishes coming out cold and wet is the telltale sign, and in most cases replacing the heating element along with the high-limit thermostat gets it running … Read more
Dave Holt · February 3, 2026
In my 15+ years on the job, dishwasher repair calls are some of the most frequent service visits I handle, and these top models each have their own personality when it comes to failure points. The Bosch 800 Series, for instance, comes in constantly for circulation pump issues, while KitchenAid top-control units love to throw … Read more
Dave Holt · January 31, 2026
I’ve worked on the GE GSS25GSHSS more times than I can count, and ice maker jams are easily one of the top three complaints I see with this model. Nine times out of ten, the fix comes down to replacing the ice maker assembly and verifying the water fill level is dialed in correctly — … Read more
Dave Holt · January 27, 2026
I’ve worked on the Samsung RF23J9011SR more times than I can count, and ice maker freeze-overs are hands down the most common call I get for this model. The root cause is almost always a failing ice maker assembly combined with poor temperature regulation in the ice room. Replacing the assembly and addressing the sensor … Read more
Dave Holt · January 16, 2026
I’ve worked on dozens of Electrolux EFLS627UTT units over the years, and control board failure is honestly one of the most frequent calls I get for this model. It usually shows up as a dead display, mid-cycle shutdowns, or error codes that won’t clear. In most cases, swapping the main control board gets the machine … Read more
Dave Holt · January 12, 2026
I’ve worked on the LG WM4000HWA more times than I can count, and bearing failure is hands-down one of the most frequent calls I get on this model. The telltale grinding or rumbling noise during the spin cycle is a dead giveaway. On this model, that means replacing the entire rear tub/drum assembly — not … Read more
Dave Holt · January 12, 2026
I’ve worked on dozens of Whirlpool WED7500GW dryers over the years, and heating element terminal burnout is one of the most frequent calls I get for this machine. The burned terminals are almost always caused by a loose connection that arcs over time, and the fix typically involves replacing the heating element along with the … Read more
