Kenmore Appliance Repair Services

🔧 Common Issues

Kenmore appliances span multiple manufacturers (Whirlpool, LG, Frigidaire, GE, Panasonic), so issues vary by model series — but some high-frequency problems across product lines include:

• Front-load washers not draining or spinning – clogged drain pump, failed control board, or pressure switch fault
• Top-load washers stuck mid-cycle – lid lock failure, timer fault, or control board relay damage
• Dryers not heating – blown thermal fuse, open heating element, or bad high-limit thermostat
• Refrigerators not cooling (model prefix 795, LG-built) – failed linear compressor, control board failure, or relay overload
• Ovens flashing error “F10” or “F11” – runaway temp sensor or stuck keypad input
• Dishwashers not starting or blinking lights – UI board failure, door latch not engaging, or control lock enabled
• Microwaves dead or no heat – bad HV diode, magnetron burnout, or door switch misalignment
• Touchpads freezing or power cycling – failing UI board or unstable voltage from power board

Technicians must first identify the manufacturer (via model prefix) to guide diagnosis. Most Kenmore appliances have basic diagnostic modes (especially Whirlpool-built units) and support fault code reading via button sequences. Repairs typically involve component-level swaps: relays, sensors, UI panels, control boards, or compressors. Our techs specialize in isolating these failures by cross-referencing OEM schematics, running internal tests, and using known-part interchangeability to reduce downtime.