r/Appliances

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Can't make this clicking stop on gas stove burner

Hello I am trying to avoid having to pay repairs because financially strapped at the moment. I initially heard this clicking and turned the breaker off on my oven since I can't access my plug without possibly pulling out the gas. I let it dry for several days turned back on still clicking let it dry for another week turn it on still clicking scrubbed it some more today at the igniter as I have read everywhere. Still clicking. I live in a very dry state so it's had plenty of time to dry up at any of the moisture so I'm not sure what to do next. It's only this burner doing the clicking and sparking. It all started in the middle of me cleaning the burners trying to use degreaser to get all the gunk up.

My kid and his girlfriend had been using it for a while and we're not very good at cleaning up after themselves. Please excuse the mess of the stove I was trying to fix it and here I am. I have a still picture in the very first comment after this because it wouldn't allow me to attach a photo with the video.

u/Coastal_Goals — 2 hours ago
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Brand new freezer kinda freaking me out... is it broken?

My husband thinks I just need to wait for it to cool off, but it's been plugged in for an hour and it's not just not cool inside, it's HOT inside. It buzzes loudly intermittently and there's a strong (not faint) burning plastic smell. I pulled it away from the wall and nothing is visibly melting, but the big black canister part in this photo is hot enough to burn your fingers. That doesn't seem right to me. Am I nuts, or is this thing super broken?

u/HailSaganPlantNative — 4 hours ago

Mini fridge plug in

Just moved into a my college house and i got a mini fridge for my room. i bought it from a walmart and immediately plugged it in and put my food in not knowing you weren’t supposed to do that. everything seems fine a day later and it was only on its side for 10 minutes in the car. should i unplug it and take my food out or is it fine?

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u/Big-Pollution-2501 — 5 hours ago

Highly durable dishwasher recommendations

Looking for a dishwasher for a house on a well in a remote area- replacement will take 2 full days so I only want to do it once.

Currently has a ~5 year old KitchenAid with a full stainless tub and body, but it just doesn't clean well.

edit:Also required connectivity is an absolute deal breaker. For starters, the house has no Internet or cell signal. Secondly networked appliances are the dumbest thing ever.

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u/Due_Butterscotch499 — 9 hours ago

Maybe this is a stupid question.

We have a house under contract and it has not been lived in for quite a few years. It does have all Viking appliances in it refrigerator, dishwasher, microwave, and gas stove. Of course the power is off and I’m wondering is there anyway to test these appliances if they don’t work it’s definitely going to be a dealbreaker. Could I use something like a Bluetti to plug them into and try or is that just not going to work..
Thanks for any information. It is a beautiful house except it needs a new roof and a bunch of mold cleaned up.

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u/SouthSideLady1 — 8 hours ago

Bosch dishwasher leaking in what seems like a strange way

Woke up this morning to an E15 error code indicating water in base of dishwasher (washer had stopped overnight, dishes still dirty).

Pulled out dishwasher and watched it while running normal cycle to look for the location of the leak.

• no leak while draining

• no leak while filling

• leak appears immediately during prewash cycle, splashing pretty heavily out of the two holes circled in the picture

Behind those two holes and that entire piece of plastic itself there's nothing but a solid piece of styrofoam. The inlet valve doesn't seem to be close enough to be the issue.

I guess its leaking out of the tub from the circled area in the second picture? Is that possible? I don't know what's behind the plastic there or how I would go about taking it off...

BTW the black gasket that seals the tub's back wall looks perfectly fine. If it were to be leaking there, I don't think it could be leaking the amount of water that I saw coming out of those holes.

Thanks in advance for any advice given!

u/Illustrious-River-36 — 3 hours ago

Fridge tripping breaker

I believe I have a Kenmore 106.60212410. I could not find anywhere that shows the model. There is a sticker on the back with a date of 1999 and a sticker on the side 'Midline 134a'. Monday night it was suddenly tripping the breaker almost as soon as it was plugged in. The fridge has been in the same spot since I lived there on it's own circuit. I pulled it out and tried a different outlet on a different breaker with only it plugged in and same thing instantly tripping the breaker. I left it unplugged overnight as I had to go to bed.

The next morning I plugged it back in as a last ditch effort before trying repairs and couldn't wait around any longer to see if it tripped. Well I get home from work and it's chugging along just fine. It has now been powered on for over 24 hours. I cleaned the coils and plan on powering it off again and cleaning the inside out.

Just wondering what would cause this? Is it worth saving? Looks like checking the start relay is an easy check and fix.

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u/Dense-Bag9295 — 8 hours ago

Dishwasher Damage: Is this repairable?

Hi all - just bought a house and moved in to discover the dishwasher is cracked and leaks some. The leaking is pretty minor and a small towel in front of the appliance would probably be sufficient. It’s mostly steam that is escaping from the area at the top, then water drips down. Apparently has been for some time because there’s existing damage to the bottom of the countertop.

Is this something fixable or would an adhesive be a waste of time? I’m not overly concerned with the water since it’s at the top of the machine and seemingly not leaking much but I don’t want to worsen the countertop damage.

Any ideas that I may not be thinking of? It seems the plastic is all one large piece which includes the front control panel. I imagine it might be possible to buy a new control panel for it but would prefer to repair if at all possible. A bandaid for now is okay.

u/UnusualShores — 11 hours ago
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New fridge freezer has metal bracket that stops freezer door opening independently

Please see video attached - I can remove the bracket and everything works fine but is that what I am supposed to do? AI is telling me it serves a purpose so I wanted to check here first

Thanks!

u/Automatic_Screen1201 — 22 hours ago

Is buying a discontinued appliance a bad idea?

Hi I am looking to buy this model GE Profile washer (PFW870SPVRS) and I believe it is discontinued. Does that mean it will be more challenging to get parts or service in the future or should it not be a problem?

Thanks!

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u/Lilac-Lover4 — 12 hours ago

Hamilton Beach Proctor/Silex toaster electrical fault. SMOKE!

I bought this toaster. It wasn't expensive, but I only needed it to toast bread. Seems fair enough. The machine smokes and burns after 10 seconds. Absolutely a faulty electrical part. There are no crumbs or even food in it. When I contacted customer service, they said they'd replace it as long as I PAID THE SHIPPING FEE! $12.49. The audacity to make someone pay for a piece of junk that set off my smoke alarm in unconscionable. I'm trying to attach a video but maybe I can get a screenshot. Anyone else have issues with this company? Thanks.

u/Murries-333 — 10 hours ago

Speed Queen Factory Issue

I just ordered a speed queen TR7 top load washer. The appliance store informed me that there is a one month backorder delay because there was an incident at the factory. Apparently, now they are back in production and catching up. Does anyone know what happened at the factory? Should I be concerned about the quality of the product due to this incident?

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u/Impressive_Theory317 — 10 hours ago

Have you ever tried a kitchen appliance from a brand you’d never heard of and ended up loving it?

Maybe it was a kettle, blender, toaster, air fryer, coffee maker, or something else. What did you buy, and what surprised you about it?

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u/AFRAUKOfficial — 17 hours ago

Dishes always come out with a film on it and smelling weird.

Maintenance has been ignoring me , is there anything I can do to fix this? When they were here last fixing my sink he mentioned that this tube is dirty and needs to be cleaned… my dishwasher works fine but it isn’t cleaning well. I’ve cleaned the filter and ran a white vinegar load through it. But there’s this one weird dirty film on the walls of it and my dishes come out smelling not so clean. It was just replaced in March when I had my
Unit renovated. Any advice is appreciated

u/GlitteringUse6578 — 12 hours ago
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Samsung microwave…

Purchased over the range microwave January 6th this year. Well today sitting on the couch I heard the fan turn on? Figured someone did it..nope no one around, then random buttons started clicking by itself. I got up and checked now none of the buttons do anything at all. I unplugged it for a bit and it was fine again. Now a few hours later I’m just on the couch again and I hear the fan turn on again 😡. Bought from Lowe’s paid $400 and it’s been just over 7 months.

u/Goatmanlafferty — 1 day ago

Fridge recommendations

I would like freezer on the bottom, only one door for fridge, and the most basic appliance (less things to break). Ok with ice dispenser, water dispensers, if necessary. We have looked at the Bosch 100 series, but it’s smaller than I would like and more expensive. I will settle for that if it’s reliable, but asking here to see if there are any other options I haven’t thought of. I saw an LG, but not sure about reliability.

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u/shelucy7 — 23 hours ago
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Weird noises coming from dishwasher (2clips spliced together)

I have a KitchenAid dishwasher that started making odd sounds this past weekend seemingly out of nowhere. I was away for the week but my fiance says she didn't notice any issues when she used it during the week before. There is no water leaking that I can see but it does seem like it might be draining water slowly it's hard to tell. If you have any ideas of what could be causing the different sounds in the video please let me know what I could possibly do or look at to fix it if possible. Any help is appreciated as I'd prefer to fix this dishwasher rather than buy a new one. Thank you

u/BOOMBOOMTHEGIN — 15 hours ago
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What could be wrong?

I am use to DIY things around the house but this oven is giving me a bit more than Im use to. Any advice would be appreciated. I got an error code c20 or c21 I believe that meant the oven was overheating. It did have a bit of a burning wire smell to it. I unplugged it. I tested the oven temp gage and it was fine. Im not sure how to rest the panel. Also I am attaching what looks to be burned parts. I have heard sometimes in looks like this simply from cooking and over time smoke stains it. Do you think it is safe to use still ifni figure out the part that needs replaced. I would love nothing more than to hire a professional but I dont have the money for that. I have attached what my control board looks like and what the burnt parts look like.

u/SupermarketCheap9185 — 18 hours ago

Dishwasher recommendations per my needs

I want a dishwasher that will allow me to skip the dry cycle, but does NOT pop open when it’s done.
I live in AZ and I don’t want extra steam in my house. I would rather it drip dry, and let the steam escape gradually.
I was hoping to get a Bosch, or maybe LG, but I’m not finding those features/choices.
I guess I’m weird but maybe someone else is too?
TIA

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u/BooBooTucson — 1 day ago

Bosch 800, GE Profile, or Cafe: All Gas Oven and Stovetop?

Boy, do I wish there was a way to test these appliances out before buying! Because that’s not an option, I come to all of you for help.

My three most important features I want in my new oven is even baking (especially if I have things on both racks at the same time), minimal heat release (I have a small closed-in kitchen that gets piping hot with my 30 year old Kenmore right now), and longevity (I’d be happy with at least 10 years if that’s not too much of a pipe dream!).

The range features are not that important to me but I’m happy to listen if you gave something important to say!

Guide my sails, Reddit!

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u/kannedr — 1 day ago