Camden Appliance Pros — Camden, NJ

Refrigerator and Freezer Repair

The most common call and the one with the most urgency — a fridge that stops cooling on a Friday afternoon is a food-loss situation, not a Monday problem. Karen M. in Cherry Hill called on a Friday, had a technician out Saturday morning, bad start relay diagnosed and replaced in the same visit, food in the freezer saved. Common refrigerator problems handled in Camden County: - Not cooling or freezing — often a start relay, condenser fan, or compressor issue depending on the symptoms - Running constantly without reaching temperature — usually dirty condenser coils or a failing door gasket - Ice maker not producing — typically an ice maker assembly, water inlet valve, or freezer temperature issue - Temperature swings — thermistor or control board in most cases - Water on the floor — usually a blocked defrost drain or failed water line connection Major brands handled: Samsung, LG, Whirlpool, GE, Maytag, Frigidaire, KitchenAid, Bosch. Common parts stocked on the truck for same-visit repair.

Best for: any fridge or freezer that isn't cooling, ice maker failures, temperature inconsistency, water leaks from the unit, appliances running continuously

Washer and Dryer Repair

The repair-vs-replace conversation shows up constantly here. Most washer and dryer failures in Camden County are single-component problems — lid switches, pump failures, heating elements, belt assemblies — that cost $150–$350 to fix versus $500–$1,200 for a replacement. James T. in Camden had a washer stopping mid-cycle and leaving clothes soaking wet. Lid switch — $90 repair. Sandra B. in Voorhees had a dryer taking two cycles for a normal load. Internal duct cleaning and heating element check — runs like new. Common washer problems: not spinning, stopping mid-cycle, not draining, making grinding or banging noise, not filling with water, front-load door latch failures. Common dryer problems: not heating, taking too long, shutting off before the cycle completes, making noise, drum not turning. Both top-load and front-load washers handled regularly. Most major brands.

Best for: any washer or dryer that is not completing its job normally, machines that have become unreliable, appliances 10 years or younger where repair saves significant money over replacement

Oven, Range, and Cooktop Repair

Cooking appliance failures are a daily-use disruption that homeowners in Camden and Camden County tend to tolerate longer than they should because replacement feels expensive and scheduling feels complicated. Most oven and range failures are specific, diagnosable, and repairable in one visit: - Oven not heating — usually a bake or broil element, igniter on gas models, or temperature sensor - Burners not lighting on gas — igniter or spark module - Electric burners not heating — infinite switch or burner socket - Oven running too hot or too cold — temperature sensor or control board - Self-clean door lock failures — door latch motor or switch Gas and electric ranges both handled. Major brands including GE, Whirlpool, Samsung, LG, Frigidaire, KitchenAid, Wolf, and Viking handled on a case-by-case basis.

Best for: ovens not heating, burners not lighting or heating, uneven cooking results, self-clean cycle problems, digital controls not responding

Dishwasher Repair

Dishwashers fail in predictable ways and most failures are repairable in one visit. The most common situations in Camden County homes: - Not cleaning — usually spray arm clogged or pump failing; sometimes just a water temperature issue - Not draining — drain pump or check valve failure - Leaking at the door — door gasket replacement - Not completing cycles — door latch or control board depending on symptoms - Not filling — water inlet valve Dishwasher repair almost always makes financial sense on units less than 10 years old — replacement costs $500–$1,500 for a comparable unit and a dishwasher repair is typically $100–$300.

Best for: dishwashers not cleaning, not draining, leaking, stopping mid-cycle, or not starting

Appliance Diagnostic Visit

For homeowners who want to know what's wrong and what it costs before committing to repair. The diagnostic visit covers a full assessment of the appliance — every relevant system checked, fault codes read on digital units, and a specific repair diagnosis given before any work is done. Diagnostic fee: $75. This fee is credited toward the repair if Ray completes the repair on the same visit. If you decide not to repair, you pay only the diagnostic fee.

Best for: appliances with symptoms you cannot identify, appliances making unusual noises or behaving intermittently, any situation where you want a professional assessment before deciding repair vs. replace

General Appliance Troubleshooting

For homeowners who know something is wrong but aren't sure which appliance or which symptom to describe. A kitchen or laundry room where multiple appliances are acting up, or a situation where the symptom is hard to describe — this is the right entry point. Describe what you're experiencing, which appliances are involved, and how long it's been happening. The call or form gets the right technician to the right appliance with the right parts.

Best for: multiple appliance issues, intermittent symptoms that are hard to describe, any situation where you want a straight assessment of what the next step should be

“Fridge stopped cooling on a Friday afternoon. Called and got a callback within the hour. Technician came out Saturday morning, diagnosed a bad start relay, had the part, fixed it same visit. Saved me from throwing out everything in the freezer.”

“Washer was stopping mid-cycle and leaving clothes soaking wet. I figured I'd have to replace it. Turned out to be a lid switch — $90 repair instead of a $600 new machine. Honest assessment, fast turnaround.”

“Dryer was taking two cycles to dry a normal load. They came out, cleaned the internal duct, and checked the heating element. Runs like new. Would have bought a new one if I hadn't called first.”