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4 Reasons Why Your Fridge is Leaking Water Inside So you're hungry and head to your fridge for some late night grub and... it's leaking water inside! Now you've got a mess to clean up and something to fix. What's going wrong? Let's help you find out and get your repair done. Here's some helpful advice on diagnosing a very common problem: "Fridge leaking water inside".   Freezer Temperature is Above the Recommended Setting If your freezer temperature is above the recommended tem …

3 Reasons Why Your Ice Maker Isn't Working What more can go wrong? Let's face it, you have guests over or simply want a nice cold drink. So you go to your fridge and ice isn't coming out of the ice dispenser! Not only do Appliance Techs charge a hefty diagnostic fee just to diagnose the problem with your ice maker, but some also charge a hefty trip fee, that's right... just for driving out to your home. What if the part you need to get your ice maker back up and running is half the price …

10 Reasons Why Your Air Conditioner Is Not Cooling What more can go wrong? Let's face it, having no A/C or Heat is no joke! Not only do HVAC Technicians charge a hefty diagnostic fee just to diagnose the problem, but some also charge a trip fee, that's right... just for driving out to your home. What if the part you need to get your Air Conditioner back up and running, is half the price quoted by your Tech? Then, that might be a price you're willing to pay. Here's some helpful advice on …

5 Reasons a Furnace Starts Then Stops No one wants to have furnace problems during winter. Dealing with a furnace that starts then stops is a peculiar problem for most homeowners. Discover what's the source of the issue with this helpful guide. We've listed the parts associated with solving a furnace that starts then stops below.Cause# 1Malfunctioning Flame Sensor The flame sensor monitors the burner to detect whether or not a flame is present. A malfunctioning flame sensor may fail t …

Guide to Buying the Right Thermostat In our modern, high-tech society, we don't think much about some of the electronic gadgets in our homes. Take, for example, the ever-present thermostat, a staple of American households for decades. It usually takes the shape of an unassuming box on the wall, but that modest device controls the comfort of your family on the coldest day in January and the hottest day in July. Home  thermostats can range from simple manual units to sophisticated progr …