Appliance Repair in Peabody, MA

Peabody homes run a full range of household appliances every day, from the refrigerator that runs around the clock to the washer and dryer that handle multiple loads a week. When one of those appliances breaks down, the disruption adds up fast. Our appliance repair pros handle all major home appliances on-site at your home, with parts stocked on our service vehicles, so most repairs are completed in a single visit.

We service all major residential appliances in Peabody, including:

• Refrigerator repair and fridge repair
• Freezer repair
• Dishwasher repair
• Oven repair
• Range and cooktop repair
• Vent hood and range hood repair
• Ice maker and ice machine repair
• Garbage disposal repair
• Trash compactor repair
• Wine cooler repair
• Built-in microwave repair (over-the-range and built-in models)
• Outdoor kitchen appliance repair
• Washer repair
• Electric dryer repair and gas dryer repair
• Dryer vent cleaning

Refrigerator and Freezer Repair in Peabody, MA

A refrigerator runs 24 hours a day, which means its components wear out faster than most other home appliances. The most common refrigerator failures we see in Peabody homes involve the evaporator fan motor, condenser coils, defrost heater assembly, and water inlet valve. When the evaporator fan stops moving air, the fridge section warms while the freezer stays cold. When condenser coils get clogged with dust and pet hair, the compressor overworks, and the unit loses its ability to maintain a set temperature.

Fridge repair is one of the most time-sensitive calls we handle. Food spoilage starts within four hours of a temperature failure. Our service vehicles carry replacement thermostats, fan motors, defrost timers, and inlet valves for the most common brands so that we can restore your refrigerator in most cases in one visit. For freezer repair, the most common issues are a failed door gasket, a faulty defrost thermostat, or a compressor that runs but doesn't reach the desired temperature. We service standalone freezers and combination refrigerator-freezer units. We do not service walk-in commercial freezer units.

If your refrigerator is more than 15 years old and the compressor has failed, replacement often makes more financial sense than repair. Our service professional will give you an honest assessment at the time of diagnosis so you can make an informed decision. We also offer a $50 savings on condenser coil cleaning, which helps extend the life of your refrigerator and improve energy efficiency. Dirty condensers are a leading cause of premature compressor failure. 

Washer Repair in Peabody, MA

Washing machine failures follow predictable patterns. When your washer won't drain, the cause is usually a clogged drain pump filter, a blocked drain hose, or a failed pump motor. When it won't spin, the issue is typically a worn drive belt, a failed lid switch on top-load models, or a door latch sensor on front-load units. Loud banging during the spin cycle usually points to worn drum bearings or a loose counterweight.

Clogged drains are among the most common calls we receive for washer repair. Lint, small clothing items, and detergent buildup collect in the pump filter over time. On most front-load washers, the filter sits behind an access panel at the bottom front of the machine. Cleaning it every few months prevents most drainage failures.

Front-load washers develop mold and odor problems when the door boot seal retains moisture. If you notice a musty smell from your laundry, the boot seal and drum interior need cleaning. In some cases, the boot seal is torn and needs replacement to stop water from leaking onto your floor.

We service all major washer brands on-site, including Samsung, LG, Whirlpool, Maytag, GE, Bosch, and Miele. Miele washers require brand-specific diagnostic tools and genuine parts. Our service professionals arrive equipped for both.

Dryer Repair and Dryer Vent Cleaning in Peabody, MA

The two most common dryer repair calls are "not heating" and "taking too long to dry." When an electric dryer stops heating, the thermal fuse is the first component to check. Thermal fuses are one-time-use safety devices that blow when the dryer overheats. After replacing the fuse, the root cause of the overheating needs to be addressed. That cause is almost always a clogged or restricted dryer vent. On gas dryers, a failed igniter or a faulty gas valve solenoid produces the same no-heat symptom.

A dryer that runs but takes two or three cycles to dry a single load is a fire risk, not a minor inconvenience. Restricted airflow forces the heating element to cycle on and off repeatedly. Lint accumulation in the vent line is the leading cause of residential dryer fires in the U.S., according to the U.S. Fire Administration.

We offer dryer vent cleaning for standard residential vent runs. Our service professionals clear lint buildup from the vent line, inspect the exterior vent cap for blockages or damage, and confirm proper airflow before leaving. This service covers vent runs that do not require ladder access or roof-level work. If your dryer drum is squeaking, the drum support rollers or the idler pulley are worn. Both are straightforward on-site repairs. If the drum is not turning at all, the drive belt has likely snapped. We stock belts, rollers, thermal fuses, and heating elements for the most common dryer models.

Oven, Range, and Cooktop Repair in Peabody, MA

Oven repair addresses different failure types depending on your unit. In an electric oven, a bake element that glows red on one end but not the other has failed and needs to be replaced. A broil element that does not heat at all usually indicates a problem with the element itself or the control board relay. On gas ovens, a burner that won't ignite typically has a cracked or dirty igniter. Gas oven igniters weaken over time. When an igniter takes more than 90 seconds to glow and open the gas valve, the oven won't light reliably.

Range repair often involves burner issues on both gas and electric models. On electric ranges, a burner that heats unevenly or not at all usually has a failed infinite switch or a burned-out burner coil. On gas ranges, a burner that clicks continuously after lighting has moisture in the igniter assembly, which dries out on its own, or a cracked spark electrode that needs replacement.

Cooktop repair covers both gas and induction models. Induction cooktops are more complex to diagnose because failures often originate in the control board or the induction coil assembly rather than a simple burner component. We service induction cooktops for major brands including Bosch, Thermador, Wolf, and Miele. If your induction cooktop shows an error code, write it down before calling us. That code significantly speeds up the diagnosis.

We service built-in wall ovens, freestanding ranges, slide-in ranges, and separate cooktop units. We do not service countertop appliances.

Dishwasher Repair in Peabody, MA

Dishwasher problems fall into four categories: not cleaning dishes, not draining, leaking water, or not starting. When dishes come out with food residue, the spray arms are usually clogged, or the wash pump is losing pressure. Removing and rinsing the spray arms takes 5 minutes and often solves the problem. If the spray arms are clear and the dishes are still dirty, the wash pump motor or the water inlet valve needs attention.

A dishwasher that won't drain at the end of a cycle usually has a clogged filter basket, a blocked drain hose, or a failed drain pump. Check the filter basket first. On most dishwashers, it twists out from the bottom of the tub. A leaking dishwasher almost always traces back to a worn door gasket, a cracked door latch assembly, or a failed water inlet valve.

We service all major dishwasher brands, including Bosch, Miele, KitchenAid, Whirlpool, GE, Samsung, and LG. Bosch and Miele dishwashers have proprietary drain systems and specific filter configurations that differ from standard models. Our service professionals carry brand-specific parts for these units.

Vent and Range Hood Repair in Peabody, MA

A range hood that stops venting properly is a kitchen air quality problem. The most common vent hood repair calls involve a failed blower motor, a burned-out light socket, or a malfunctioning speed control switch. Grease buildup in the blower housing is the leading cause of motor failure in range hoods. When grease coats the motor windings, the motor overheats and eventually seizes.

We service wall-mounted range hoods, under-cabinet vent hoods, and island hoods. If your range hood is recirculating rather than venting to the exterior and you want to convert it to a ducted system, that work falls outside our scope. We handle the appliance components: motors, switches, lights, and control boards.

Ice Maker and Ice Machine Repair in Peabody, MA

Ice maker repair and ice machine repair address different equipment. An ice maker is the built-in unit inside your refrigerator or freezer. An ice machine is a standalone appliance, typically a freestanding unit. We service built-in refrigerator ice makers and residential standalone ice machines. We do not service commercial ice machines or walk-in refrigeration units.

The most common ice maker failures involve the water inlet valve, the ice maker module, or the ice level arm. When the water inlet valve fails, the ice maker stops producing ice because no water enters the mold. When the module fails, the harvest cycle stops, and ice accumulates in the mold. A stuck or misaligned ice level arm tells the unit the bin is full when it is not.

If your ice maker is producing small, hollow, or cloudy cubes, the water pressure at the inlet valve is likely low, or the water filter needs to be replaced. Replace refrigerator water filters every six months. Cloudy ice is caused by mineral content in the water, not a mechanical failure; a failing filter, however, accelerates mineral buildup in the valve and lines.

Wine Cooler Repair in Peabody, MA

Wine coolers use one of two refrigeration systems: compressor-based or thermoelectric. Compressor wine coolers function like standard refrigerators and share the same failure points: the compressor, evaporator fan, and condenser. Thermoelectric wine coolers use a Peltier module to transfer heat and have no moving parts, but the module itself eventually fails, leaving the unit unable to cool.

The most common wine cooler repair calls involve temperature fluctuation, the unit not cooling at all, or excessive condensation on the interior walls. Temperature fluctuations in a compressor model usually indicate a failing thermostat or a dirty condenser. In a thermoelectric model, it typically means the Peltier module is degrading.

We service wine coolers from major brands including Sub-Zero, Bosch, and Thermador. If your wine cooler is under warranty, we handle warranty repairs for these brands directly.

Garbage Disposal and Trash Compactor Repair in Peabody, MA

A garbage disposal that hums but won't spin has a jammed grinding plate. Most disposals have a hex key port at the bottom of the unit that lets you manually rotate the plate to clear the jam. If the disposal is completely silent when you flip the switch, the reset button on the bottom of the unit has likely tripped. Press it firmly until you feel a click. If neither of those steps restores function, the motor has failed, and the unit needs to be replaced.

Trash compactor repair most often involves a failed drive motor, a broken ram assembly, or a door switch that prevents the unit from cycling. We service built-in trash compactors for major brands. If your compactor is leaving gaps in compression or stopping mid-cycle, the drive nut or the limit switch is likely to blame.

Built-In Microwave Repair in Peabody, MA

We service over-the-range microwaves and built-in microwave units. We do not service countertop microwaves. The most common built-in microwave repair calls involve a turntable that won't rotate, a door that won't latch, an unresponsive control panel, or a unit that runs but doesn't heat. A microwave that runs but produces no heat has a failed magnetron, a blown high-voltage fuse, or a failed capacitor. These components carry lethal stored voltage even when the unit is unplugged. This is not a DIY repair.

Outdoor Kitchen Appliance Repair in Peabody, MA

Outdoor kitchen appliances are subject to conditions that accelerate wear and tear: temperature swings, humidity, and exposure to the elements. We service outdoor refrigerators, outdoor ice makers, and outdoor-rated dishwashers. Corrosion on electrical contacts and moisture intrusion in control boards are the most frequent failure causes in outdoor appliances. If your outdoor refrigerator is not holding temperature after winter storage, check the door gasket first. Cold temperatures cause gaskets to stiffen and lose their seal.

Your Local Appliance Repair Pros: Trusted Service Company in Peabody, MA

Mr. Appliance of Salem is locally owned and operated, part of the Neighborly family of home service brands. We serve Peabody and the broader North Shore and hold a 4.9-star average across thousands of customer reviews. Our service professionals arrive in uniform, place a doormat at your entry, put on shoe covers before entering your home, and leave the work area clean.

We stock parts for major brands on our service vehicles. Most on-site repairs finish in a single visit. For parts that need to be ordered, we schedule a follow-up at a time that works for you. Morning or afternoon appointment windows are available, and we show up when we say we will.

All residential repairs are backed by the Neighborly Done Right Promise®: a 1-year parts and labor warranty. If the repair is not right, we make it right.

To schedule appliance repair in Peabody or nearby communities, including Beverly, Salem, Danvers, Wakefield, Gloucester, or Ipswich, call us or schedule online.