GE Appliance Repair in Los Angeles

We fix GE at your home: fridges, washers, dryers, dishwashers, ranges, wall ovens, cooktops. Same goes for GE Profile, Café and Monogram. It's one company underneath, a lot of the parts are shared, and the same tech handles all four.

$65 diagnostic applied toward an approved repair • Clear estimate before work begins • 183-day parts and labor warranty.

Call before 11 and there's a decent chance we can come out the same day. Plenty of GE parts sit on local shelves. Café and Monogram parts are more often a special order, usually a few days. We'll tell you which it is before you say yes to anything.

Our GE calls are mostly fridges and laundry. A typical one: the freezer's fine, the fridge side is creeping up toward 50 degrees. Most of the time that's frost choking the evaporator, a dead fan, or a defrost part that quit. Not the compressor. So that's where we start.

Ovens are easier, because the control throws an F-code. F3 or F4 means the temp sensor circuit. F9, the door lock. F2, the oven got hotter than it should. Top-loader blinking the lid-lock light? Usually the lock or a wire going to it, and the motor's fine. Whatever we think it is, we put a meter on it first and show you.

• We check the simple stuff first. A dispenser that quit after a filter change, or a dishwasher with a clogged filter, doesn't need a new part
• You talk to the technician doing the work
• $65 diagnostic, applied toward the repair if you go ahead
• Written estimate before any work starts
• Parts ordered by full model and serial number
• Shoe covers and floor protection
• Licensed in California, License A 50129
• 183-day warranty on parts and labor for completed repairs

Have the model and serial number handy when you book. On GE fridges the sticker is usually on a side wall inside the fresh-food section, or up near the top. On ranges, look behind the storage drawer or around the oven door frame. Washers have it under the lid or on the back.

Fan, defrost heater, ice maker, control board on a GE fridge? Usually worth fixing. Sealed system is another story. If an older top-freezer has a leaking evaporator or a dead compressor, the repair can cost more than the fridge, and we'll just tell you that. Monogram and Café built-ins flip the math, because a replacement has to fit the same opening and take the same panels.

For washers and dryers it's age plus the part. Lid lock or drain pump on a five-year-old washer, sure. Transmission on a twelve-year-old one, probably not.

No. We are an independent repair company and are not affiliated with or authorized by GE Appliances. If your appliance is still under the GE warranty, contact GE first.

On RPWFE models the fridge reads a chip on the filter. If it's not genuine, it's in backwards, or the housing leaks, the dispenser gets cut off. Pull the filter and put it back so FRONT faces you. Still showing? Then it's the filter head or the control, and that's a service call.

It's the oven temperature sensor circuit. The control is reading the sensor as open or shorted. Usually the sensor itself is bad, sometimes it's the wiring or the plug behind the oven. Until that's fixed the oven generally won't bake.

$65. If you approve the repair, it's applied toward the total. You get a written estimate before any work begins.

Yes. Café and Monogram are made by GE Appliances and share a lot of parts and controls with GE Profile. Monogram built-in refrigerators and pro ranges take longer to diagnose, and their parts are more often a special order.

Same-day diagnostics are often possible if you call before 11 AM. Simple fixes can sometimes be done on the first visit. Parts that aren't available locally are ordered after the diagnostic, and we schedule the repair when they arrive.