Maytag Appliance Repair

Freezer burn on stored food

Usually a door seal that isn't sealing evenly around one corner, letting in enough air to dry out whatever's stored near it.

Fridge cycling on and off rapidly

Often a start relay failing intermittently, which makes the compressor attempt to start far more often than it should.

Ice maker producing hollow or small cubes

Usually low water pressure reaching the fill valve, sometimes from a partially closed supply line.

Interior light staying on constantly

A door switch stuck in the open position is the usual cause, and it also tends to run the compressor harder than normal.

Washer filling very slowly

Usually inlet screens clogged with sediment, which restrict flow even when water pressure at the wall is normal.

Dryer squeaking loudly at the start of a cycle

Often dry drum support rollers, which tend to squeal right as the drum starts turning and then quiet down slightly.

Washer displaying an error code and stopping mid-cycle

Usually a pressure sensor misreading the water level, which makes the control board think something's wrong when it isn't.

Dryer shutting off before clothes are fully dry

Often a thermal cutoff tripping earlier than it should, usually tied to restricted airflow somewhere in the vent run.

Dishwasher leaking from the door during the wash

Usually a door gasket that's compressed and hardened with age, losing its ability to seal properly.

Utensils coming out spotty

Often a rinse aid dispenser that isn't releasing, which leaves water spots as dishes air dry.

Dishwasher runs but doesn't seem to clean properly

Usually spray arm holes clogged with mineral buildup, restricting water pressure reaching the dishes.

Control panel beeps repeatedly and won't start

Often a door switch misalignment, which the control board reads as the door never having closed.

Burner igniter clicks nonstop without lighting

Usually moisture or debris inside the igniter module, which stops the spark from reliably reaching the gas.

Oven overshoots the set temperature

Often a thermostat sensor reading incorrectly, which makes the oven run hotter than the display suggests.

Broiler element glows unevenly

Usually a partially burnt-out section of the coil, visible once the element is inspected under load.

Stove clock and timer resetting on their own

Often a loose connection at the control board, sometimes worsened by heat cycling over time.