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- Why is my Kenmore refrigerator compressor not working?
- Compressors' common issues are electrical surges, dirty condenser coils, low refrigerant, and general wear and tear. The compressor is a crucial component of the fridge and needs meticulous attention. If your Kenmore refrigerator compressor is not working, be sure to reach out to a service technician.
- Why is my Kenmore refrigerator leaking water?
- If your Kenmore refrigerator is leaking water at the bottom, the defrost tube is the plausible suspect. Your defrost tube is what brings the water down to the drain pan, where it eventually dries. You can clean the drain and remove the clog to fix it. If the tube is cracked or broken, get a technician to help you.
- Why is my Kenmore refrigerator water tray overflowing?
- Check the drain pan for breaks and clean out any foreign objects inside the drain pan. Excessive frost caused by a leaking door seal can also cause the Kenmore refrigerator water tray overflowing. Get a technician to help you get it right!
- What to do when my Kenmore refrigerator is making noise?
- If your Kenmore refrigerator is making noise, the cause could be a leaking seal or faulty motor fan. These parts are what powers the refrigerator. Either of these parts could be loose or be worn, causing the motor fan not to function correctly.
- Why does my Kenmore refrigerator have frost buildup?
- If there's a leak in the door seal or if the door is opened slightly, the humidity of the outside air can cause the inside of the fridge to be wet. Hire a repair technician to avoid any Kenmore refrigerator frost buildup.
- Kenmore wine cooler not cooling?
- If your Kenmore wine cooler is not cooling, it may be due to a broken motor or a result of ice buildup. To fix the problem, clean up any debris around the fan or component itself. If the problem still occurs, contact a repair technician to help you.
- What is the cause of my Kenmore wine cooler compressor not working?
- If your wine cooler is not cooling, it may be due to a broken evaporator. A Kenmore wine cooler compressor that is not working may be a result of ice buildup. This element also has a fan, which may become dirty or blocked.
- What causes the Kenmore wine cooler to make noise?
- The condenser fans may cause the Kenmore wine cooler to make noise if they are not aligned properly. If the condenser fan is also dirty or not functioning well, it could generate a loud humming sound as it tries to spin.
- What to do when my Kenmore wine cooler door hinge issues?
- To realign the door, pry off the hinge cap and loosen the hinge screws. Then align the door with the top of the wine cooler. Adjust only the top hinge to straighten an upper door. You can fix your Kenmore wine cooler door hinge issues by yourself.
- Why do my Kenmore wine cooler condenser coils need cleaning?
- For the coils to transfer heat effectively, Kenmore wine cooler condenser coils need cleaning. When the condenser coil is caked with dirt and grime, the heat gets trapped inside and can't be released. Since the condenser coil is part of the outside unit, it is subjected to more dirt and grime than it would be within your home.
- Why is my Kenmore oven heating element not working?
- If the Kenmore oven heating element is not working, the surface element switch is likely defective. The surface element switch cannot be tested or repaired; if you suspect the switch is defective, replace it. If the oven gets too hot, the thermal fuse trips to shut off power to the oven.
- How to avoid Kenmore oven electrical wiring issues?
- Frayed wires are a sign of a risk of short circuits, so replace damaged wiring that you notice before a short occurs. If a short circuit does occur, unplug the oven and inspect the wiring for signs of damage. Fix your Kenmore oven electrical wiring issues and prevent future short circuits.
- Why does my Kenmore oven smell like gas when turned on?
- It is normal for the Kenmore oven to smell gas when turned on. It is caused by a small amount of gas that is released before it is ignited. The smell should go away after a few minutes. If the smell still goes on, get a technician to avoid any accidents.
- What to do with my Kenmore oven knob problems?
- Most commonly, knobs on your stove need to be replaced when the actual markings are worn or scrubbed off them. It is a common issue with the plastic knobs, as years and years of cleaning. The only real solution for Kenmore oven knob problems is to replace them.
- Why is my Kenmore oven self-cleaning feature won't work?
- If your Kenmore oven self-cleaning feature doesn't work, you will want to check that all parts with the potential to be damaged by the high heat. The wires and the thermal fuse are the most at risk, but the residual heat can damage even items such as the control board of your oven.
- Why is my Kenmore dishwasher making noise?
- Over time, the diaphragm inside the valve deteriorates and deforms. It will cause the water to rush in and cause your Kenmore dishwasher to make noise. If the dishwasher is loud during the filling cycle, replacing the water inlet valve may solve the problem.
- Why is my Kenmore dishwasher leaking water?
- A faulty door gasket is one of the most common causes of Kenmore dishwasher leaking water. Water on the kitchen floor in front of the dishwasher could indicate a leaking door gasket. Open the dishwasher and check the seal around the door. If it's loose, water may seep out.
- What to do when my Kenmore dishwasher clogs the water inlet valve?
- If your Kenmore dishwasher clogged water inlet valve, locate the solenoid valve, remove the inlet hose, and then unscrew the brass angle fitting. Loosen the inlet hose, and pull the hose away from the valve. Pop the screen out with a pick or small screwdriver, and clean or replace it.
- What to do with Kenmore dishwasher door hinge issues?
- An obvious cause of Kenmore dishwasher door hinge issues is a problem with the latch itself. You can visually inspect the latch for any debris that might have accumulated on or around the latch. Clean the latch accordingly and try again. If the latch still isn't catching, you will likely need a replacement.
- How to solve the Kenmore dishwasher blocked drain line?
- Use a DIY mixture of equal parts baking soda and vinegar to unclog the drain. Pour the solution into the basket at the bottom. Let it sit for 15 minutes. Finish by pouring hot water down the basket and running the rinse cycle. That will solve your Kenmore dishwasher blocked drain line issue.
- Why does my Kenmore washer won't work?
- To troubleshoot why your Kenmore washer won't work. First, make sure the power is on and that the machine is plugged in. You should check the outlet to make sure it's working. Then, check if a fuse is blown or a circuit breaker is thrown. If both work, see if the Delay Start button or Control Lock feature has been activated.
- Why does my Kenmore washer vibrate or shake excessively?
- Your washing machine needs to stand level and balanced on its feet to function properly. An unbalanced Kenmore washer vibrates or shakes excessively during operation. Try rocking the appliance from side to side or back and forth. If it's rocking a lot, your flooring or appliance's feet may be uneven.
- What causes my Kenmore washer to leak water?
- Kenmore washer leaking water is commonly caused by a damaged water pump or compromised hoses connected to the pump. Usually, you will notice lots of rumbling or shaking from the machine during a wash cycle if the pump is faulty. You can identify the water pump by the two large hoses connected to it.
- Why my Kenmore washer won't drain?
- If your Kenmore washer doesn't drain, your washer may have a clogged drain hose, or the pump may be broken. A broken lid switch or belt could also be the culprit. It may even be something as simple as the hose being jammed or a cloth blocking it.
- Why does my Kenmore washer fills slowly or won't fill at all?
- If your Kenmore washer fills slowly or won't fill at all, check the water pressure to determine that it is adequate. If the water pressure is adequate, try cleaning the screens inside the water inlet valve hose connection ports. If the washer still fills slowly, replace the water inlet valve.
- Why does my Kenmore dryer not start?
- Common issues on why your Kenmore dryer does not start include a faulty door switch or start switch and control problems such as a broken dryer timer or faulty electronic control board. If the drum light doesn't turn off, a failed door switch is the likely reason the dryer won't start.
- Why does my Kenmore dryer start but the drum does not start?
- If the Kenmore dryer starts but the drum does not start, the dryer might have a worn drum bearing or dryer belt. To test the bearing, remove the belt and try to turn the drum with your hand. If the drum doesn't turn, the bearing needs to be replaced.
- Why does my Kenmore dryer won't heat?
- When your Kenmore dryer doesn't heat, the reason could be a tripped circuit breaker, a clogged vent, and no gas flow. Other potential reasons include a faulty thermal fuse and a broken heating element. If you gather your tools and follow this guide, you may solve basic dryer heating problems.
- Why does my Kenmore dryer make a lot of noise?
- If your Kenmore dryer makes a lot of noise, then it means the problem is associated with a fast-moving part. Drum rollers and idler pulley wheels are both associated with these noises often. A little lubrication is all you need to quiet your machine.
- Why does my Kenmore dryer the power starts but then cuts out?
- If the Kenmore dryer the power starts but then cuts out before the load is dry, a clogged exhaust vent may have caused the dryer to overheat and trip the thermal fuse. A bad drive motor failed timer or faulty electronic control board can also stop the dryer before the cycle ends.
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