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We serve all major neighborhoods surrounding Nagole, including Ajay Nagar Colony, LB Nagar, Dilsukhnagar, Uppal, Ramanthapur, Kothapet, and surrounding eastern suburbs of Hyderabad.
Yes, we charge a basic on-site diagnostic fee of ₹299 to cover travel and technician time. However, if you choose to proceed with our recommended repair solution, this fee is completely waived, and you only pay for the parts and labor.
Yes. We source only brand-authorized, genuine spare parts for washing machines, refrigerators, and AC units to guarantee structural compatibility, safety, and long-term reliability.
Yes. If you book online or contact us via phone or WhatsApp before 2:00 PM, we can guarantee a same-day doorstep inspection by a certified repair technician.
We offer a 30-day labor warranty on all repairs. Additionally, any new spare parts installed by our technicians are backed by their respective manufacturer warranties, typically ranging from 3 to 12 months.
Occasionally, an appliance may exhibit errors that do not stem from internal mechanical failures, but rather simple external factors. Before booking a service technician, we recommend performing these quick checks. This troubleshooting process can save you time and prevent unnecessary inspection charges.
Machine Refuses to Power On: First, ensure that the power cord is plugged securely into a functioning 15-amp high-power wall outlet. Inspect your household circuit breaker panel to check if the fuse or circuit has tripped. If the outlet has power, check if the child-lock feature is active or if the machine door has closed completely. Front-load washing machines feature safety micro-switches that prevent power flow if the lock sensor does not register a complete seal.
Water Is Not Draining: If your machine is full of water and refuses to spin, check the drain filter at the bottom front. Debris, coins, or hair pins can jam the impeller blade of the drain pump. Turn off the power, drain the water manually through the small auxiliary hose, unscrew the filter cover, and clean out any obstructions. If the impeller spin remains stuck, it is time to schedule a professional diagnostic visit.
The Refrigerator is Running but Not Cooling: Verify that the temperature control dial has not been bumped to an off or low-cooling position. Ensure that the unit has at least 3 inches of open clearance on all sides to allow proper heat dissipation. If the condenser coils are caked with dust, vacuum them immediately. Additionally, check if the internal fans are blowing air. If you hear the compressor clicking on and off every few minutes, it indicates a faulty relay or a compressor struggle, requiring professional electrical replacement.
Water is Leakage from the Bottom: In frost-free double-door refrigerators, water from defrost cycles flows down a drain line to an evaporation pan near the compressor. If this internal drain tube becomes clogged with food particles or ice, water will overflow and pool inside the vegetable drawers or leak onto your kitchen floor. Cleaning the drain line with hot water or a flexible guide wire can resolve this issue without replacing any parts.
Warm Air is Blowing from the AC Unit: Check your thermostat settings to confirm it is set to "Cool" and that the temperature is lower than the current room temperature. Check if the air filters are dirty, as restricted airflow can cause the indoor evaporator coil to freeze, blocking cool air release. Go outside and inspect if the outdoor condenser fan is spinning. If the outdoor unit runs but no cool air comes inside, the system likely has a gas leakage or a failed starting capacitor, both of which require professional diagnostic pressure gear and recovery tools.