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Your refrigerator’s water dispenser only has one job: to dispense water. That’s why it can become a huge point of frustration when it suddenly stops working. You’ve been relying on it as your source of filtered water, and now you can’t even use it!

Fortunately, you can try to get to the bottom of your fridge’s water dispenser problems by running through this troubleshooting checklist. Try these out and see if you can identify the issue!

Quick Troubleshooting Guide for Your Fridge Water Dispenser

• Check the water tube. Is it frozen? Disconnect the tube and try blowing air through it. If no air goes through, you know you have an ice blockage. Your freezer’s setting is probably too cold.
• Look at the water inlet valve. Is it defective? This could be causing water pressure and/or water continuity problems. If you don’t have a pressure gauge or multimeter, you’ll need to call a technician for help.
• Try the other functions on the dispenser, i.e. the ice cube and crushed ice functions. If those aren’t working either, then you likely have a control board problem.
• Check the dispenser switch and door switch for continuity. These are common causes of water dispenser malfunctions, but if you don’t have access to a multimeter, then you’ll need the service of a professional technician.
• Replace the water filter. A common source of water dispenser problems is an old, clogged filter. You should replace the filter every six months to avoid issues and keep your drinking water clean.

We hope this helps you narrow down the culprit behind your refrigerator water dispenser issue!

However, if you’re still having trouble, please don’t hesitate to reach out. All Brands Appliance Repair is here to help homeowners in Wilmington, Tewksbury, Burlington, and surrounding areas.

Samsung appliances come with a lot of awesome benefits. They’re efficient with water and energy, they look cool and sleek, and they have convenient features that make your household run a lot more smoothly. Unfortunately, they also have one big downside…

Samsung technicians are hard to come by!

For some reason, it can be rather difficult to find a qualified appliance repair company in the Wilmington area who specializes in Samsung appliances (without charging an arm and a leg for it). And that’s what makes All Brands Appliance Repair such a rare gem!

The “all brands” in our name is literal: We’ll work on virtually any make or model on the market. And that means we’re happy to work on Samsung appliances!

Professional Repairs for All Samsung Units

We offer all of the following services:

• Samsung refrigerator repair
• Samsung dishwasher repair
• Samsung oven and range repair
• Samsung washer repair
• Samsung dryer repair

So, when you need Samsung appliance repair in Wilmington, Tewksbury, Burlington, or any of the surrounding towns, we’re the team you can count on for expert service. Your Samsung refrigerator, washing machine, or cooking range will be in excellent hands when you trust our skilled technicians for the job.

Providing budget-friendly rates and a super-fast turnaround, we’re the region’s go-to appliance repair team. To make an appointment or request emergency service, give us a call today!

Did you know that All Brands Appliance Repair was founded in 1971? That makes 2021 our 50th year of service. How wild is that?!

In celebration of our five decades as an appliance repair business, we wanted to pause, sit down, and share some of our thoughts with you about what we’ve learned and how we’ve managed to remain successful. 

Ready to get started? Let’s dive in!

What We’ve Learned

Here are some pearls of wisdom we’ve picked up along the way: 

• Treating customers with kindness and respect goes a long way.
• Being on time is one of the easiest ways to make a customer happy.
• Transparency about pricing and honesty about estimated turnaround times will always be valued by customers. 
• Getting a job done quickly is not as important as getting it done right. 

How We Remain Successful

These are just a few reasons we believe we’ve managed to maintain a successful presence in the Wilmington community:

• Our passion for solving problems and fixing appliances has not diminished. Customers can tell we love what we do, and that keeps them coming back.
• We still love helping our neighbors and community in their time of need. Folks know they can count on us.
• Our same-day service and efficient turnaround times are as popular as ever. People have busy schedules and appreciate it when we can fix their broken appliances without delay.
• We’ve made an ongoing effort to stay up to date with the latest technologies and innovations. This enables us to continue serving an evolving customer base.

So, thanks for sticking with All Brands Appliance Repair for these last 50 years. We promise never to rest on our laurels or to let the quality of our work slip even an inch. Here’s to the next 50!

Do you feel like your washer’s spin cycle isn’t extracting enough water? Do you feel like your laundry isn’t getting as squeaky-clean as you’d like? Or do you find that your washing machine looks unbalanced and even creeps forward a few inches while in use? All of these concerns could be the result of an improperly loaded washer.

In this blog post, we’ll talk about the best way to load each type of washing machine for optimal results. Let’s dive in!

How to Load an HE Front-Loading Washer

• Add your detergent.
• If you’re using liquid detergent and/or fabric softener, pour it into the appropriate section of the dispenser drawer. Use the minimum amount required for your load’s size.
• If you’re using a single-dose pod or dry additive (e.g. baking soda, borax), place it directly into the drum of the washer before any laundry is added.
• Load laundry one item at a time.
• Put heavily stained or soiled items in first so they are exposed to the cleaning solution for a longer time.
• Be careful not to tangle items.
• Do not overfill the washer drum with laundry.
• To be safe, fill the washer drum two-thirds of the way so there is ample space for items to move freely.
• You may want to consult the manufacturer’s manual for their recommended maximum capacity. 

How to Load a Standard Top-Loading Washer

• Add your detergent.
• If your model does not have an automatic dispenser, add the detergent to the washer drum while it’s still empty. This applies to liquids, powders, and single-dose pods.
• Note: You want to make sure you maximize the amount of exposure those single-dose pods get to water so they dissolve properly.
• Load laundry one item at a time.
• Place large and/or heavy items in first.
• Balance the load’s weight by adding items evenly on all sides of the center agitator.
• With oversize items like bedsheets and quilts, be careful not to wrap them around the center agitator.

How to Load an HE Top-Loading Washer

• Add your detergent following the same steps as the standard top-loader.
• Load laundry one item at a time.
• Avoid dumping all items into the center of the drum.
• Instead, place items evenly around the perimeter of the drum.
• Do not overfill with laundry.
• Consult your manufacturer’s manual for specific guidance on maximum capacity.
• If you don’t have access to the manual, try this formula.

We hope this helps you optimize the way you do laundry! And if you’re still having trouble with your washer’s performance, please don’t hesitate to call us. All Brands Appliance Repair is here to help!

When it comes to choosing an appliance repair company in Middlesex County, what are the main factors that sway your decision? We’re willing to bet price is in your top three factors, if not the number one factor.

That must be why All Brands Appliance Repair has become one of the most popular appliance services in Wilmington and surrounding communities! We’ve always been committed to providing affordable services that don’t break the bank.

How We Save You Money

To set ourselves apart and give our customers the best deal possible, All Brands Appliance Repair offers:

• Free service calls with completed repairs (i.e., we apply the service call fee to the cost of your repair)
• Special discounts for military and seniors
• Reasonable rates that are competitive within our local market here in the Wilmington area

So, whether you need oven repair, dishwasher repair, or emergency refrigerator repair, you can rest easy knowing that our crew is looking out for your appliance as well as your wallet. When you have All Brands Appliance Repair on the scene, you’re getting the absolute best bang for your buck in Wilmington!

We Do More Than Just Low Prices

In addition to giving our customers a low price tag, we also give you some of the most reliable customer service around. We’re highly responsive, delivering super-fast turnaround times for the vast majority of our jobs. In fact, same-day service is common!

Furthermore, we’re known for our punctuality and courtesy on service calls. We treat your time and home with the utmost respect. 

So, why take a risk on a local appliance repair company that can’t guarantee fair prices or customer satisfaction? Instead, call All Brands Appliance Repair for the VIP treatment you deserve!

Have you noticed that your refrigerator seems to be working harder than it used to?

Do you have a pet that sheds lots of fur and hair onto the floor?

Do you forget the last time you cleaned your refrigerator coils?

If you answered yes to any of the above questions, then it’s time to get to work on those coils!

Cleaning your refrigerator coils (sometimes called “condenser coils”) will keep your unit running efficiently and extend its lifespan because clean, unobstructed coils will allow for easier and faster cooling.

See, when dirt, dust, hair, and other gunk are blocking the coils, your refrigerator consumes a lot more energy attempting to transfer the coolant. So, to keep your unit running at peak performance, you’ll need to periodically remove all that debris from your refrigerator coils.

Here’s how to do it:

1. Unplug your refrigerator from the wall. Don’t worry–the cleaning process should only take about 15 minutes, so there won’t be enough time for your food’s temperature to be affected.
2. Figure out where your refrigerator coils are located. On older units, the coils are usually at the back of the fridge. On newer units, they’re usually hidden behind a panel at the front-bottom of your fridge.
• If your coils are at the back of your fridge, pull the unit away from the wall so you can access them.
• If your coils are at the front-bottom of your fridge, remove the panel (it should easily snap off) so you can access them.
3. Using a soft-bristled brush, scrape the coils to remove dust, dirt, and grime. Make sure you get between the coils, as well.
4. Using a vacuum attachment, preferably a narrow nozzle, to suck up the residual dust, hair, and debris.
5. Repeat this process until all of the debris is gone.
6. Once finished, replace the front panel or push the unit back towards the wall.
7. Plug the unit into the wall and restore power.
8. For optimal performance from your fridge, do this twice a year!

If cleaning your coils still doesn’t solve your refrigerator problems, give us a call! One of the qualified technicians from All Brands Appliance Repair would be more than happy to come out and take a look.