Appliance Repairs
Let’s face it – how would we cope without our kitchen appliances? For example, the fridge, dishwasher and cooker are all vital pieces of kit and if they stopped working, we would definitely miss them. However, At Always Prompt Appliance Repairs, we’ll come to the rescue if things go horribly wrong. But we recommend that you call us to arrange a service on your appliances at least once a year to avoid any emergencies!
How to recognise appliance problems
Before your appliance stops working altogether, it usually tries to tell you something’s wrong. Therefore, try to look out for some of the following warning signs – there are many but these are just some of the most common:
Fridge/Freezer/Ice Box
Does it sound really loud – almost to the point of distraction?
Also, is there more ice in your ice box or freezer and does it freezes quicker than usual?
Dishwasher
Are suds and water leaking from your dishwasher?
Or is it emptying?
In fact, can it even start?
Washing Machine
Does it sound like it’s about to take off when it’s in spin cycle?
Or has the water fully drained once the cycle is complete?
And are water and suds leaking from it?
Oven
Is it heating up and are your recipes turning out as they should?
Or can you clean your oven properly?
We’re here to help!
Always Prompt Appliance Repairs are open Monday to Friday from 7.30am to 4.30pm. However, if you need us outside these hours, call us and we’ll come to the rescue.
The fix
We offer you premium repair and service of all major brands including Smeg, Blanco, LG, Samsung, Waeco, Westinghouse, Engel, Dishlex, General Electric, Miele, Electrolux, Simpson, Hoover, Fisher & Paykel, and more.
As well as appliance repairs and servicing, we offer
- Competitive pricing – we make it affordable for students and pensioners
- You only pay if your appliance is out of warranty
- And we supply a skilled team of technicians with vans stocked with appliance parts
We accept cash, mobile EFTPOS, Debit, VISA and MasterCard.
Remember – additional charges may apply after hours or weekends. What are you waiting for?
