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My Service Technician arrived promptly and was quick and efficient with his diagnosis
The person who did the work was fine. The AI phone system is the worst. I will not use again because of that
Just the facts! 1)I was asked to pay up front for parts and some of labor, which I didn't process how unusual that was until the tech left. I get paying for the parts, but not the labor until the job is complete. 2)I scheduled it for 7/7, but the tech put it in for 7/1 when I told him I'd be out of town. After I rescheduled, we got a confirmation email, but a a no call no show for that day and was forced to reschedule two days later. On 7/9 we got another no call no show with a forced rescheduling for the next day. Tech showed up with no heads up call, and then I get a message while I'm in the shower of a "sorry we missed you!". Luckily I r... Just the facts! 1)I was asked to pay up front for parts and some of labor, which I didn't process how unusual that was until the tech left. I get paying for the parts, but not the labor until the job is complete. 2)I scheduled it for 7/7, but the tech put it in for 7/1 when I told him I'd be out of town. After I rescheduled, we got a confirmation email, but a a no call no show for that day and was forced to reschedule two days later. On 7/9 we got another no call no show with a forced rescheduling for the next day. Tech showed up with no heads up call, and then I get a message while I'm in the shower of a "sorry we missed you!". Luckily I ran out and got him. He made an excuse of not having my number, but when I offered him my contact before I left he confirmed it without a problem. He blamed all of it on "the new AI system", which is half true at best. 3)only good part was that it seems fixed. Never again!
Jonathan was absolutely fantastic and diagnosing and fixing the issue with our washer. My wife has never been happier.
I was given an honest assessment of my washer & dryers status - including response that the washer part is almost as expensive as gtg a new Whirlpool front loading washer.
Terrance did a great job when here today repairing our refrigerator. He is a very knowledgeable, professional man.
Daniel was very through and explain everything was was going on with the dishwasher. He is very knowledgeable and knew what he was doing. I would like to get him for any of my appliances repairs, had the best experience.
Our MayTag washer stopped working. We set up an diagnostic appointment with Sears. Their tech came out (older man), took a look (15min), and told us the capacitor was shot. He quoted us $570 to replace (labor + material), but said the washer was also leaking and would likely need to be replaced within the year. My roommate and I took that to mean it was totalled, and were ready to replace the entire $800 3-year old washer and buy another for similar price. Diagnostic visit cost $120. However, after hauling the washer out to the garage, my roommate and I took a look ourselves and realized the capacitor itself was causing the leak. So, we boug... Our MayTag washer stopped working. We set up an diagnostic appointment with Sears. Their tech came out (older man), took a look (15min), and told us the capacitor was shot. He quoted us $570 to replace (labor + material), but said the washer was also leaking and would likely need to be replaced within the year. My roommate and I took that to mean it was totalled, and were ready to replace the entire $800 3-year old washer and buy another for similar price. Diagnostic visit cost $120. However, after hauling the washer out to the garage, my roommate and I took a look ourselves and realized the capacitor itself was causing the leak. So, we bought a new capacitor for $30, took 15 min to swap it, and washer is good as new. So, the techs diagnostic almost cost us $800 for a brand new washer, + $120 for coming out! We reached out to customer support to express our frustration, but did not provide any refund. Would not recommend!!! And let me know if you have issues with your washer, my roomie and I are experts now! xD
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