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Welcome to San Antonio, TX Appliance Repair. We are a locally established
appliance repair company specializing in San Antonio, TX Washer Repair,
San Antonio, TX Dryer Repair, San Antonio, TX Refrigerator Repair , Oven Repair San Antonio, TX, San Antonio, TX Stove Repair, Appliance Repair San Antonio, TX,
San Antonio, TX Microwave Repair and San Antonio, TX Disposal Repair. San Antonio, TX
Appliance Repair has more to offer than other local contractors.
We provide same day San Antonio, TX County Service 24/7
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We service entire San Antonio, TX and surrounding areas including
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San Antonio
Hondo
New Braunfels
Canyon Lake
Live Oak Helotes
Castroville
Marion
Floresville
Spring Branch
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Cibolo
Fair Oaks Ranch
Adkins
Helotes
La Vernia
Pipe Creek
Boerne
Bandera
Devine
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Schertz
Live Oak
Bulverde
Converse
Seguin
Pearsall
Jourdanton
Pleasanton
Fischer
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Veiw the our entire San Antonio, TX service area
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Appliance, Air Conditioning and heating
Efficiency and Easy to Repair Tips
San Antonio, TX Washer Repair and Efficiency
Tips
San Antonio, TX Dryer Repair and Efficiency
Tips
San Antonio, TX Refrigerator Repair
and Efficiency Tips
San Antonio, TX Dishwasher Repair
and Efficiency Tips
San Antonio, TX Stove Repair and Efficiency
Tips
San Antonio, TX Oven Repair and Efficiency
Tips
San Antonio, TX Air Conditioning Repair
and Efficiency Tips
San Antonio, TX Heating Repair and Efficiency
Tips
San Antonio, TX Microwave Repair and
Efficiency Tips
San Antonio, TX Disposal Repair and
Efficiency Tips
ALL ABOUT YOUR MAJOR APPLIANCES IN San Antonio, TX
Ranges the appliance the homemaker uses
most extensively is her range. She and her range form that
cooks and serves food for the family. Along with cooking,
many spills, spatters, and splashes occur, and flip homemaker
must spend much time and effort keeping her range clean. When
go well with file homemaker and her range, is important to
select range that meets her needs and then make best of its
features. Many ranges with the same features are to be found
on either gas or electric. This feature is available in both
gas and electric some time the upper oven may be smaller.
Check size, if it is important to use. Large roasters or cookie
sheets in it. Look for take-apart units and burners and surface
tops that can Inc lifted for easy cleaning underneath, and
removable oven doors and oven liners that can be washed at
the sink.
Two oven-cleaning arrangements are available in gas and electric.
Self-cleaning ovens use high temperatures to remove oven soils.
Insulation should keep surface temperatures at a safe level
during cleaning. Continuous-cleaning ovens are lined with
a material that encourages the breakdown of oven soils at
baking temperatures. Thus, more time is needed for cleaning.
If spatters occur with great frequency, keeping the oven clean
may be difficult. Programmed cooking is another feature. Delay-cook
ovens have been available for some time on electric ranges.
Gas range ovens with programmed cooking will usually be the
cook-and-keep-warm type. Cooking begins when food is put into
the oven. As the end of cooking time approaches, the oven
temperature drops to about 170° F. and is held at that
temperature until the food is removed. Smooth-top ranges provide
a new look for the kitchen. Glass ceramic materials have been
developed to withstand normal banging and bumping and high
cooking temperatures. Pans with smooth, flat bottoms should
be used. A special product is available to clean cooked-on
spots if they occur. The heat-up and cool-down times are longer
than with normal gas or electric ranges.
The microwave oven is a new method of heating
food. Microwave energy, much like radio and TV radiant energy,
is produced and directed into the oven. The oven has special
locks and seals designed to keep microwave energy in and protect
the user. Materials such as glass, glass ceramic, china, pottery,
paper, and some plastics allow the energy to flow through
and are used for cooking utensils. Microwave energy enters
food directly. Molecular agitation inside the food produces
heat. Cooking times are much shorter than usual and browning
will not take place, except for something as large as a roast
that requires a long time to cook. New utensils have been
developed that absorb the energy, and if preheated will brown
foods in the oven while cooking quickly with microwave energy.
The family that buys a microwave oven will probably enjoy
quick heating and reheating of foods when many busy schedules
must be observed. But they will need to spend time and effort
to learn to make the best use of it. (Some heart pacemakers
are affected by microwave energy, so a pacemaker wearer should
consult his physician before purchasing a microwave oven.)
Some concern has been voiced about leaks of microwave energy.
It is important to point out, however, that microwave lays
are longer than visible light and their effect is only to
heat.
Refrigerators. The primary function of the
refrigerator is to provide storage that will keep foods fresh
and safe for a long, time. The size will depend on both the
size of your family and how frequently you shop. Since storage
space is so important, special attention has been pointed
to the top shells and compartment design. Temperatures in
frost-free refrigerators are even throughout the unit, and
foods cool to safe storage temperatures faster. But unless
foods are carefully wrapped and sealed they will dehydrate.
The frost-free refrigerator may be almost double then refrigerators
with manual defrost freezers. Add-on icemaker is available
for some built-in types. Compact refrigerators may be useful
for the family room or a vacation home. They are usually manual
defrost.
Freezers. Home freezers are enjoying a spurt
in popularity. The types and amounts of frozen foods have
more than doubled in the last 10 years. We can expect them
to double again in the next 10 years. A freezer allows you
to shop less frequently. This is important if the supermarket
is distant, and it fits with the trend toward busy family
lives and more working women. Many families enjoy freezing
fresh foods and preparing foods to freeze for later use as
well. An upright freezer has easy-to-see-and-use shelf space.
Most are frost-free, but may cost more to operate. A chest-type
freezer costs less than an upright type, but takes up more
floor space and makes reaching foods at the bottom more difficult.
It needs defrosting one to three times a year. Some types
have push button flash-defrost and a bottom drains to help
in defrosting more quickly. A compact freezer saves space.
Dishwashers. Dishwashers were a luxury appliance
15 years ago. Today, one family in four has one and would
hesitate to give it up. Estimates are that 40 percent of homes
will have a dishwasher in only a few more years. It may be
the next new appliance you buy. Dishwashers are popular for
several reasons:
(1) They save an important block of time each day,
(2) They reserve kitchen space because used dishes and utensils
go right into the dishwasher instead of cluttering the counter,
(3) And they get dishes cleaner and more sanitary than if
hand washed and dried.
The family's role in getting clean dishes is important. Water
must be soft and hot (140° F.-160° F.) and the proper
amount of the right detergent must be used.
The dishwasher instruction book will say what can and what
cannot be washed and provide charts for proper loading of
racks. In the water distribution system, spray arms direct
water onto dishes. Water must reach every dish. A spray arm
beneath each rack may be the best method for doing this. You
have a number of cycle choices. Regular and rinse and hold.
Also offered are soaking, utensil, short, and gentle cycles.
Waste Disposers. Food-waste disposers eliminate the trash
chores, and odors once associated with trash cans. To make
the heal me of a disposer; all wastes should be ground immediately.
Most disposers will grind small seeds but metals, glass, and
china should no be put into disposer. Disposers will reduce
volume of trash leaving the home
Washers and Dryers. We expect more of laundry
appliances than just clean, dry clothes. A family's clothes
are made up of many fibers from cotton and wool to polyesters
and acrylics. Easy care finishes on clothes are plentiful,
too. Laundry appliances must keep them all clean and protect
the carefree qualities that are prized so highly.
Many washers and dryers are larger today than they used to
be. They can handle more clothes at a time, but they also
use more water and need more detergent and other laundry aids
to wash big loads. New washers and dryers offer more flexibility
for better laundry results. However, making the best use of
them may mean revising laundry practices. Most manufacturers
include a laundry handbook with their washers and dryers to
help. Now, 120-volt dryers are also available when a 220-volt
circuit is not available. The 120-volt dryers will usually
be slower, but are more economical to operate. Water temperature
selector switches allow a choice of wash and rinse water temperatures
for many clothes load types. Water level controls allow small
loads to be washed with water and detergent savings. Agitation
and spin speed selectors give vigorous or gentle action for
both normal and special loads. With fully-programmed controls
you select the button for the type of wash load, and the proper
temperatures and speeds will automatically be used in the
cycle. In dryers, look for the following: lint filters, which
make it easy to locate and empty lint; temperature choice,
from air fluff to hot to suit all clothes load types; fan
speed, from gentle to normal for delicate to normal loads;
drying sensors, which stop drying when clothes are just right;
a drying rack, to dry such things as canvas shoes without
tumbling. Compact washers and dryers are good for small families
with small loads to wash or where space is limited. Compacts
do not usually offer as many features as standard-sized washers
and dryers. Washer-dryer combinations are still around and
may solve space problems. Both front-loading washers and washer-dryer
combinations use much less water and detergent than the top-loading
washer.
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