Not every appliance problem requires a service call. With the right tools, a little patience, and a genuine OEM part, many common appliance repairs can be done safely at home – saving you time and money.

Simple Fixes You Can Do Yourself

• Dryer not heating? A burned-out heating element or thermal fuse is often the culprit. These parts are accessible and easy to replace with a screwdriver and a few minutes of your time.
• Washer not draining? Check for a clogged drain pump or faulty lid switch. Both parts are simple to install, especially when replaced with OEM components that fit precisely.
• Refrigerator running warm? A faulty evaporator fan motor or defrost timer can cause airflow issues. These are straightforward swaps that restore cooling quickly.

Why Use OEM Parts for DIY Repairs

While generic parts might seem appealing, genuine OEM replacement parts are built to the exact specifications of your appliance. That means perfect fit, reliable performance, and peace of mind knowing your repair will last.

When to Call a Professional

If the repair involves gas lines, refrigerant, or high-voltage components, it’s best to call a licensed technician. For everything else, OEM parts and a solid step-by-step guide make most repairs completely achievable for a confident DIYer.

At Appliance Parts Group, we make it easy to find the exact part for your model – so you can fix it right the first time.