Charlotte Appliance, Air Conditioning and Heating Repair

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If you need your major appliance -- and your air conditioning or heating systems -- repaired, you can depend on our professional appliance service. Charlotte Appliance Repair is available, seven days a week 24 hours a day in Charlotte and all the surrounding areas. And if you have an immediate need, we can provide service the same day appliance repair in Charlotte when you call.
We repair and service all brands and models of major appliances, air conditioning and heating systems. And our service call is free if we perform the repair. Plus, we don't apply an extra charge for appointments at night, on the weekend or on holidays.
Our appliance repair technicians are professionally trained to provide you with the best customer service, as well as with top-notch repair service in charlotte and the surrounding cities. And the best part is that low-price match guarantee policy ensures that you pay the lowest possible price for repairs to your appliance, air conditioning, or heating system.
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Schedule your appliance repair appointment for the same day that you call -- just call Charlotte Appliance Repair for an appointment. We'll take care of your appliance, air conditioning or heating repair problem. For an Charlotte appliance repair appointment simply call us at our toll free line:

Or contact us via email. When you e-mail us, please include your name, contact information and a brief explanation of the appliance repair problem. As soon as we receive the e-mail, we will call you to schedule your appointment with Charlotte Appliance Repair.
If you need a repair for your appliance, air conditioning or heating system, our service area covers all of Charlotte and the surrounding areas. Please view the complete list below:

Read on for information about how to increase the usage of your appliances and how to be used in the most efficient way - which will save you money on utilities expenses. Do keep in mind that the information is purely for informational purposes. We are not suggesting that you do appliance repairs on your own. Any appliance repairs demands special tools, experience and special training. And repairing electric or gas systems can be extremely risky without the experience or knowledge that is essential to do the job. For professional and experienced appliance repair in Charlotte call us any time a day, seven days a week at the following number:

The records show that appliance manufacturers are only too willing to put practices, and materials into usage that will improve their product and allow them to remain competitive in the marketplace. I have seen many examples of this during my career in several areas of the appliance field. Much of my work has dealt with transmitting ideas about products directly to the appliance manufacturers and in helping consumers obtain better service and more usefulness from their home appliances. In a very real sense, I worked for the consumer. Appliance engineers always listen to what's being said about their products. If it's positive, this is their reward for a job well done. If not, they want to know so they can develop a better component. I've had the experience of having novice appliance repair technicians point out some sing that those of us who have been involved for years had not noticed. When the information was passed along, the manufacturer into use in the product. The new appliance repair technician was amazed that a company listened to his ideas. There's a lot to be said for an industry where such things can happen. Appliance manufacturers are much more interested in emblazoning their brand name in the mind of the consumer so he will return for another appliance purchase. As part of this consumer-pleasing program, many manufacturers make their appliances so as to make service easier. Here are some rumples:
Besides offering a quality appliance repair service, Maytag eases service of its appliances by making it unnecessary to pull them from the wall; tops we hinged and front panels are removable. Whirlpool and Sears, too, a long featured hinged "snap-up" tops on automatic washers. Frigidaire's "design for service" policy has resulted in new line equipment featuring lift-off consoles, tops, and front panels practically eliminate moving the machines for servicing. In some situations a special electronic analyzer can be plugged into the wiring harness to quickly pinpoint evasive electrical faults. General Electric has a program called R-E-D (rapid electrical diagnosis) in use in some GE appliances and Hotpoint appliances. This utilizes a special multi-circuit connector in the wiring harness. A special adapter and meter plugged this connector allows fast, accurate diagnosis of electrical problems. This activity on the part of the manufacturers adds up to one important fact that you should keep in mind they really want to give a good service. For the most part, they are proud of their products, (some of them, at least) are not too sure that the rest of us to be tinkering with sophisticated machinery that we probably know very little about. Okay. I can do nothing but applaud the efforts to the manufacturers. But there comes a time when our own self-help to be needed and justified. You may save a repair bill by this simple test when an appliance fails to operate. Plug a desk lamp into the wall outlet that serves the appliance. If the lamp lights, you know that the circuit and its fuse (or circuit breaker) are both okay. In putting back the appliance plug, be sure it's all the way into the receptacle.
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