On September 10th, we received a call from a customer in San Mateo experiencing an unusual issue with their dishwasher. The unit had been running continuously for the past 12 hours without stopping. This isn’t a common problem, but at Triton Appliance Repair, we don’t shy away from challenges. Although we couldn’t offer a same-day appointment, the customer was fine with scheduling for the next morning.
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Having your LG refrigerator suddenly stop cooling can be frustrating, especially when you’re in the middle of a busy week in San Francisco. Worry not, as we’re here to discuss some of the usual culprits behind this issue and how you can address them easily. Read More
Discovering that your refrigerator is not cooling can be a source of frustration and concern. It’s an appliance you rely on every day, and those spoiled groceries can add up. Before you call for repairs or start worrying about replacing it, let’s walk through a few steps to help you diagnose and possibly resolve the issue with ease. Read More
Refrigerators are an essential part of our homes, keeping our food fresh and drinks cool. However, like any appliance, they can sometimes encounter issues. In this blog, we’ll walk you through some of the most common refrigerator problems and provide easy-to-follow solutions. Let’s get started on making sure your refrigerator stays in top shape! Read More
Coolers are essential appliances, particularly in warm climates or during the hot summer months. They ensure our food stays fresh and beverages remain cool. However, like any appliance, coolers may eventually need repair or maintenance. Addressing these needs promptly can prevent many problems and save you considerable money in the long run.
Coolers can suffer from various issues, including temperature inconsistencies, leaks, and motor problems. Understanding these common issues can help you identify signs of trouble early and take actions to address them before they escalate. For instance, temperature fluctuations could indicate a faulty thermostat or insufficient insulation. Knowing the root causes allows you to make informed decisions about whether a DIY fix is feasible or if professional help is warranted. According to the Triton Repair Team, understanding the complexities of appliance functions, like compressors in refrigerators, can be a game-changer in detecting issues early. Read More
On the morning of September 10, a customer from Burlingame contacted Triton Appliance Repair with an urgent request— their refrigerator had suddenly stopped working. With a large house party planned for the weekend, they were understandably stressed. However, Triton Appliance Repair immediately stepped in, offering a same-day appointment. The customer was relieved, as they hadn’t expected such a quick response.
When our technician arrived that afternoon, they quickly got to work. The refrigerator’s lights and control display were still on, but it wasn’t cooling at all. After a comprehensive diagnostic, our technician—who has over 5 years of experience—identified the issue: both the compressor and condenser fan motor were not receiving power due to problems with the control board, which had several blown condensers.
Read MoreOn August 12, a returning customer from South San Francisco contacted Triton Appliance Repair regarding a recurring issue with their washer. After receiving excellent service a year prior, they felt confident in turning to us again for help. This time, the washer was mysteriously filling with water every morning, even when not in use. Initially, it wasn’t a major concern. However, after an unexpected weekend away, the customer came back to find the washer overflowing—a clear sign the issue required immediate attention.
During our initial inspection, our technician, with over 6 years of experience, performed diagnostic tests, but no error messages were displayed, and the washer seemed to be functioning normally. However, after carefully waiting 30 minutes between test cycles, we noticed a subtle internal water leak coming from the detergent dispenser. This led to the discovery of the root cause: a faulty water valve solenoid that wasn’t sealing properly, allowing a small but continuous flow of water into the machine.
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