Bryce

The microwave was powering on briefly then shutting off immediately. We diagnosed a faulty magnetron switch that was preventing the unit from operating properly. We replaced the switch kit, and the microwave now runs normally. Technician tested the unit with a kilowatt meter and found the magnetron was not engaging during the start cycle. The defective SPDT switch (part 28QBP0495) was replaced to restore proper magnetron activation and cooking function. Job complete.

The customer reported water dripping from the refrigerator's dispenser. We inspected the unit and confirmed the leak, testing it at various water pressure levels to isolate the problem. The inlet valve is causing the drip and needs to be replaced. Job complete. Technician tested the dispenser at multiple pressure settings and verified no other leaks were present on the unit. The inlet valve was identified as the source of the drip and requires replacement.

The customer's refrigerator wasn't cooling properly. We diagnosed a faulty compressor and replaced it along with the filter dryer, then evacuated and recharged the system with refrigerant. The unit is now running and cooling. Job complete. Technician evacuated the system to 898 µm, replaced the compressor and filter dryer, and recharged with 5.2 ounces of R-134a refrigerant. Post-repair pressures stabilized at 3.4 psi on the low side and 92.4 psi on the high side after approximately 10 minutes of operation.

The customer reported an ice error code on their LG refrigerator. We replaced the fan unit, and both fans are now working properly. Job complete. The technician diagnosed a faulty fan unit causing the ice error code, replaced it, and verified both evaporator and condenser fans are functioning correctly.

The customer reported water leaking from the dishwasher during operation. We inspected the unit, turned on the water supply, and identified a cracked inlet valve as the source of the leak. We replaced the inlet valve, and the dishwasher now operates without any leaking. Job complete. Technician inspected the inlet valve and confirmed it was cracked and broken, with water dripping visibly from underneath the unit once the access plate was removed. The inlet valve was replaced and the unit was tested to verify proper operation with no leakage.