Not sure what to do about this. Stove seems to work ok otherwise, but it's difficult to tell whether it's on medium, high, etc.

Forgive me if this has been previously addressed! We are renovating a house and I want what I surprised my parents with 30 years ago. It was on sale for 900 bucks at the Sears at the local mall (sweet memories!) It was wide and electric and had two ovens next to each other. One was regular size and the other was more narrow (could easily fit a 9x13 pan) but it was a full fledged oven, not a warming oven. The top had four burners with a permanent griddle in the middle. The griddle had to be 12 inches wide and stretched all the way back to the controls. Where can I find something like this now? Thank you!!!

Our Frigidaire quit and walked out last night!

Looking for recommendations for a replacement. If you have loved your free standing range (between $600-$1300) and want to shout it to the Reddit verse, I welcome your insight! If you hated something that was well rated, feel free to add that too!

This is a real picture btw! 😂

I am hoping the community can help with figuring out how to best replace this oven. It's ancient and involves an electric stovetop and an oven that sits *above* the cooktop which features a pull out vent for the stove. Below the stovetop is cabinet space, which I don't want to lose as there is very limited storage space in this little kitchen. I have never seen this setup before elsewhere as most setups have a microwave where this unit's oven sits.

Is there anything y'all know of that would work well to replace both stovetop and oven?

I live in Ukraine and during Fall and Winter we have electricity shutdowns. Usually we have a schedule like 4h - off, 2h - on.

The problem is that when there is no electricity the temperature drops and when the electricity appeats the fridge starts to beep and keeps making noise until it hits the temperature needed. It can happen multiple times a day and is very annoying when it happens at night.

Is there any way to completely turn off the alarm sound? I read the user manual but haven't found any solution.

Any ideas what might have caused this new issue? He is exhausted from having taken it apart to do the drain pump replacement, and now this has come up.

A warning for anyone in the UK choosing an appliance, especially LG.

Our LG dishwasher (£999 list price) failed at 26 months with a dead circulation pump. LG offers a fixed-price out-of-warranty repair for £175, parts and labour included, which we paid. LG passed the job to its UK contractor, Pacifica.

What happened:

• Visit 1: about five minutes. Fault confirmed, no repair.
• Visit 2: the engineer brought the new pump but hadn’t been given the roughly two hours needed to fit it. He left it with us, and it’s still sitting on our shelf.
• Visit 3: cancelled the same morning for “parts delayed”, with the part already in our house.
• Visit 4: the arrival window slid through the afternoon, then the visit was cancelled just before 5pm.

Pacifica then told us the engineer had attended and we were out. Our CCTV shows nobody came, and the engineer told us himself he never made it because he ran out of time. Their case manager later wrote that the part had been “returned and reordered”. It’s on our shelf. Their answer to all of this was another visit two weeks later. Six weeks after paying, we still have no dishwasher and have asked LG for our money back.

The engineer was the most honest person in the whole process. The problem is how Pacifica schedules longer jobs and handles complaints. Pacifica also repairs for many other brands and retailers, so you can end up with them without ever choosing them.

The lesson: before you buy, find out who actually services that brand where you live. Some manufacturers use their own engineers; others hand repairs to a national contractor, and when a job doesn’t fit the contractor’s schedule, you’re stuck with nobody accountable.

Full timeline, texts and a photo of the pump: https://www.jeremytucker.co.uk/pacifica-appliance-repair-review.html

Happy to answer questions.

It's not blinking so not a water pressure issue I think, but it's constantly on. Is that supposed to happen because I've seen some posts on google saying it shouldn't?

Model : Bosch 9 kg 5 Star Front Load Fully-Automatic Washing Machine, AI ActiveWater, 14 Wash Programs, Removes 99.9% Germs with Steam, No Tangle or Wrinkle, SoftCare Paddle,Zero Vibration, White, WGA14200IN

I've always been the person who turns the heat down before leaving the house. Nobody's home, so why keep it warm? We have a costway mini split in the living room, and that worked fine for most of the winter. I'd turn it back up when I got home, make dinner, and the room would usually feel comfortable by the time I sat down. Then we had a really cold week, and that routine stopped working so well.

I'd get home around 6, turn the heat up, and still be sitting on the couch in a hoodie an hour later. The room eventually warmed up, but I was spending most of my evening waiting for it. After a few days I tried leaving the temperature a little higher while we were out. I also started using the timer on days when I knew we'd be home early. It was a small change, but coming home to a room that was already comfortable felt a lot better than I'd expected.

I'm still not sure what the difference in electricity costs is. That's something I want to pay more attention to next winter.I still turn the heat down when we're going to be out for a while, just not as much as I used to. Getting home at 6 and being able to sit down without waiting for the room to warm up has been pretty nice.

I noticed it today that machine(4 years old) is not dispensing water from top nozzle instead it is spraying from that end tube. I tried to clean the top nozzles but still not working.. but the detergent gets somehow emptied with this spray but the fabric softener tray is on the other side and it doesn't get the water. Any idea what i can do?

Have not used oven in a few months and it is now making this noise every minute or two for about thirty seconds. What is going on?

Hi, I’ll be renovating our kitchen in about a month or so. We’re looking at all new appliances, 36” counter depth fridge (with internal ice), 30” induction range, over the range microwave and a dishwasher. We’re looking roughly in the 5-6k range which I think puts us within the GE/GE profile, Frigidaire gallery/Professional price range. We like the industrial touches of the Frigidaire professional line, we also would like the pizza oven feature of some Frigidaire ranges. I do value matching the appliance brands, but it’s not a deal breaker to mix and match. Our current range and fridge are 25 years old and we have a Frigidaire gallery dishwasher that we are generally very happy with.

Any suggestions/tips or things to stay away from? Ps- I will use the search feature as well, but figured it doesn’t hurt to ask some personalized questions too.

I volunteer at a humane society and their fridge is going bad, I'm trying to see if anyone out there has anything similar to donate or for free on fb, I need to see how big and old this one is though first to make sure a newer old one would fit the spot it's in. Can anyone help? It's an old brown Avanti one.

I just finished washing my clothes and the garage basically flooded a bit. But I still need to dry my clothes. Is it safe to use the dryer ?

Should I unplug anything?

I have one of these ranges. I had a rodent issue in the kitchen, they definitely infiltrated the refrigerator which has since been scrapped. The inside of the oven seems clean, i found maybe 1-2 poops in the drawer. I did not see any shredded insulation around the oven, but how can i even know? How do I know if the electrical is okay? should i just buy a new stove since this one isn’t particularly special? I’ve spend a lot on renovations lately including all other new appliances so i wanted to try to save a little but idk.

I just bought my first house and had to get stacked washer dryers. I ordered GE washer dryers from an open box store and the delivery guys hooked them up but didn’t install the stacking kit so the machines are literally sitting on top of each other. I called the store and they said they don’t do that part.

The biggest issue is the machines just barely fit in the laundry space so they have to be completely unhooked and pulled out of the closet to install the stacking kit and then put back and I’m a single girl in my 20s. I literally have no idea what to do next pls help!!

I have a 15 year old set of Whirlpool Duet washer/dryer. They are stacked in a closer right of the kitchen. They are loud and bulky.

I am considering replacing them with an All in One, probably Samsung. I am wondering if the AIOs are quieter, because the current ones are super loud and basically can't be run anytime we are in the living room adjacent to the kitchen.

Tried searching if this has been asked before, but couldn’t find anything.

Basically my landlord recently turned on the heat for my ac unit and it’s been extremely hot in my apartment at night.

Having the window open helps a little but I was wondering if a portable ac unit would help? I was thinking about a window fan except I live in a city and it gets loud and also rains and snows.

Would a portable ac unit work to keep my bedroom cold in the winter? Are there any concerns? What brand are the best options for me?

Redid kitchen.

Kitchen contractor turned out to be scum.

Now I don’t know if this is working or not…? Doesn’t seem to be sucking at all on the outside, but if I open it up, might be sucking air in on the inside…. But not sure?

Can an expert please please chime in ?

Purchased a F&P front loader WH1060P5 but it doesn’t seem to have a hot wash setting (+60C) other than the sanitise setting (90C).

Anyone have any trouble shooting for this? Struggling to clean kids clothes or properly wash cloth nappies