Electricity and Appliance Maintenance
Sometimes, caring for an appliance doesn't involve the unit at all, but
instead deals with that appliance's power source. Larger appliances
shouldn't be powered by an extension cord if at all avoidable. If it is a
necessity, make sure that extension cord connections are secure and
that the extension cord is the appropriate size for your needs. If an
appliance stops working, test the outlet with a lamp or radio. With gas
appliances, it is important to remember that older models often contain a
flame that's constantly burning. Never store paints, solvents, and
other chemicals anywhere near an appliance with a pilot light.
Appliance Care Tips
Laundry Room Appliance Maintenance
Washing machines and dryers are making an appearance in more and more American homes. Just like kitchen appliances, maintenance, and proper care will be a factor in the efficiency and performance of your laundry machines. If the hoses in your washing machine are old, consider replacing them with the tougher metal hoses available at hardware stores. If your washing machine rattles when it runs, it may need leveling. For most items, lowering the water temperature to warm wash and cold rinse will get your clothes clean and reduce your energy bills. Clean the lint trap before you use your dryer; this will prevent a fire hazard, save you energy, and make your clothes dry faster. Regardless of what kind of exhaust tubing you have, clean the outside vent once a year and make sure it opens when the dryer is on and closes properly when the dryer is off. And remember, don't let lint and debris accumulate under a dryer or it can become a fire hazard!
Washing machines and dryers are making an appearance in more and more American homes. Just like kitchen appliances, maintenance, and proper care will be a factor in the efficiency and performance of your laundry machines. If the hoses in your washing machine are old, consider replacing them with the tougher metal hoses available at hardware stores. If your washing machine rattles when it runs, it may need leveling. For most items, lowering the water temperature to warm wash and cold rinse will get your clothes clean and reduce your energy bills. Clean the lint trap before you use your dryer; this will prevent a fire hazard, save you energy, and make your clothes dry faster. Regardless of what kind of exhaust tubing you have, clean the outside vent once a year and make sure it opens when the dryer is on and closes properly when the dryer is off. And remember, don't let lint and debris accumulate under a dryer or it can become a fire hazard!
Appliance Care Tips
Kitchen Appliance Care
Kitchen appliance maintenance is probably going to make the most difference in your home overall, as the machines here are generally used quite often. Though a broken kitchen appliance should usually be handled by a service professional, keeping them clean and using them properly is something that homeowners should pay attention to if they are to function well over their lifetimes.
If a gas appliance stops working, check to see if the pilot light has gone out. If you have the manufacturer's instructions handy, they may show you how to safely relight the pilot yourself. Wait until you have a full load of dishes before running the dishwasher; this will not only save you money on energy and water bills, but can also extend the life of your appliance, too. A freezer that contains too much frost cannot function at its best; whenever frost gets to be 1/4-inch thick in your freezer, it's time to defrost. Has a burner on your electric stove stopped working? They are generally inexpensive and easily replaced. Yellow flames in a gas stove are an indication of a problem. Flames should always be blue, so seeing other colors means that you're not running at full efficiency; you may want to call a service professional.
Our Service Area
We Service These Metro Atlanta Counties
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Cherokee - Clayton - Cobb - Coweta - DeKalb -
Douglas - Fayette - Forsyth - Fulton - Gwinnett - Henry - Paulding
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(We do not cover the entire area of some of the
above outlying counties)
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Although
our phones are answered in Marietta, each of our  technicians
works in the general area in which he lives. If you live in Stone
Mountain, for instance, we don't dispatch someone from Marietta. We
already have someone working in your area.
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HONEST PRICING
We believe we have the most honest pricing schedule. We don't try to deceive our customers by advertising very low service charges or "No Service Charge with Repair." Our overall total pricing is below national published pricing guidelines. Each invoice is itemized so you see the breakdown of charges. (Some companies just write down a total figure.) It is very common for appliance service technicians to be paid by commission. Our technicians are not paid by commission because we do not want our customers overcharged.
RELIABLE
We believe we have the most reliable appliance repair service company in the Atlanta area. We always stand behind our work and the total satisfaction of each and every customer is of utmost importance to us. We always explain the needed repair and its cost before we begin any work. Each of our vans is stocked with over 350 factory original parts to assure prompt quality repairs.
ESTABLISHED
The Appliance Doctor has been in business since 1980. We are a locally owned and operated company and employ 17 trained service technicians and an office staff of 6 who are ready to serve you.
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