Sears Repair Las Vegas

Sears and Kenmore have been making home appliances for years. Whether you have an older home or a more modern home, it is likely to find Sears products around every corner.

When you do find yourself in need of Sears repair, refer to the maintenance and troubleshooting tips below, and give us a call if the problem is out of your comfort zone.

Sears Refrigerator Not Cooling

When your refrigerator won’t cool, there are a few things you can check before you call a Sears repair technician.

Check the refrigerator door gasket – Wipe down the gasket with a damp cloth to remove any crumbs or debris – this will help make sure nothing is inhibiting an airtight seal.

Clean the refrigeator condenser coils – Clogged coils can cause a refrigerator no cool issue. Use an appliance brush and vacuum hose to remove dust and hair from the coils.

If these don’t do the trick, call us for fast Sears refrigerator repair.

Sears Ice Maker Not Making Ice

Here are a few simple fixes for a refrigerator ice maker not working:

Change the water filter – A dirty filter can affect ice production. Install a new filter if your filter hasn’t been changed in awhile or is overdue for replacement.

Check the water pressure – Check the manufacturer’s minimum PSI requirements to ensure you have adequate water pressure supplied to your ice maker.

Other ice maker failures may require professional repair services.

Sears Range Igniters Clicking When Off

If your Sears gas range clicks all the time, it may just need a good cleaning. Here are a few items you can troubleshoot yourself:

Dirty ignition system – Unplug the power source and remove the burner caps to clean around the burner and igniter. Never use a toothpick to clean the ignition housing.

Burner Cap Misaligned – While the cooktop is cool, remove the grates and burner cap in question. Replace the burner cap taking care to ensure it is properly aligned.

If you suspect faulty parts, our Sears repair experts can help.

Sears Oven Not Getting Hot

A few of the most common reasons for an oven not heating include:

Bake igniter worn out – Bake igniters don’t last forever and need to be replaced periodically. A faulty igniter can cause your oven not heating up issue.

Defective heating element – The damaged bake element can cause the oven to not reach the proper temperature. A burned out oven heating element needs to be repalced.

Most Sears oven repairs require professional service.