Frequently Asked Questions

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Washing machines can often bump or "hum," causing themselves to become unplugged.

Manufacturers typically offer lower prices on their low-quality appliances and higher prices on their choice lines. The difference in price is in the internal components in the machines. Lower-end machines have lower-quality materials than those that are more expensive. You should expect top-end dishwashers to retail for about $900, washers for $1,100, and dryers for $600.

When debating whether to repair an old appliance or purchase a new one, you need to consider the quality of appliance you can afford as a replacement and the option of having your current appliance properly repaired. Jim Bobal Appliance Service LLC can evaluate your appliance to determine if it's in your best interest to repair or replace it.

If you are comparing your machine that you bought a decade ago with one comparable in price, you are not making a valid comparison. The machines are neither similar in quality nor durability for the same price.

If you replace the one you bought a decade ago with one that costs what you paid a decade ago, you'll be repairing the new machine every 3 to 4 years. You'll either have to pay more upfront for a new, high-quality machine that will give you another decade of trouble-free operation or, if you are unable to afford this, repair your existing machine.