Appliance RepairCC · Repair Service [email protected]
Household appliance repair

Get your appliances working again, properly.

Appliance Repair CC looks after the machines that keep a home running — washing machines, dishwashers, ovens, microwaves, coffee machines, vacuums and more. We find out what is actually wrong, explain it clearly, and repair it with care.

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On a repair visit
Technician fitting a new motor into a vacuum cleaner on the workbench
Technician removing the side panel of a bean-to-cup coffee machine
Technician examining the inside of a microwave oven
Technician lifting away the outer side panel of a large appliance in the workshop
Careful strip-down, step-by-step diagnosis
About the service

A repair service built around finding the real fault

When an appliance stops working, the visible symptom is rarely the whole story. A dishwasher that will not start might have a door switch, a control board or a supply issue behind it. A vacuum that loses suction may need a filter, a hose clearance or a motor.

Our approach is simple: look properly, test what needs testing, and talk you through what we find before any repair goes ahead. That way you can decide with the full picture in front of you.

  • Large and small appliances — from built-in kitchen machines to countertop and handheld devices.
  • Plain-language explanations — what failed, why it matters and what the options are.
  • Repair first thinking — keeping a working appliance in use is often the sensible choice.
Repair categories

Appliances we repair

If it plugs in and lives in your kitchen, laundry or cleaning cupboard, there is a good chance we can help. Here are the categories we see most often.

Washing machines

Drums that will not turn, water that will not drain, doors that stay locked and loud spin cycles.

Dishwashers

Control panels that do not respond, cycles that stop early, poor drying and water left in the base.

Ovens & cookers

Elements that stay cold, uneven heating, faulty switches and doors or hinges that no longer close well.

Microwaves

Turntables that stop, food that will not heat, sparking, buttons that fail and doors that do not latch.

Coffee machines

Espresso and bean-to-cup machines that leak, stay cold, block up or show error lights.

Vacuum cleaners

Weak suction, motors that cut out, cable reels that will not rewind and worn filters.

Irons & steam

Damaged power cords, irons that will not heat, poor steam output and leaking water tanks.

Small kitchen appliances

Blenders, mixers and other countertop machines with motor, switch or wiring faults.

Full details in the Service Studio

Service highlights

What working with us looks like

Good repair work is as much about communication as it is about tools. These are the habits that shape every job we take on.

Visit the Contact Point

Diagnosis before parts

We identify the fault first rather than swapping components and hoping for the best.

Clear explanations

You hear what is wrong in everyday language, with the options laid out honestly.

Respect for your home

Appliances are handled with care, and work areas are kept tidy.

Tested before hand-back

After a repair, the appliance is run and checked so the original fault is confirmed as resolved.

How it works

From first message to working appliance

Four straightforward stages, so you always know where things stand.

  1. Describe the problem

    Email us the appliance type, brand and model, plus what it is doing — noises, error codes, leaks or anything unusual.

  2. Diagnosis

    The appliance is inspected and tested to trace the symptom back to its cause.

  3. Your decision

    We explain the findings and the repair options so you can choose how to proceed.

  4. Repair & check

    The agreed work is carried out and the appliance is tested before it goes back into everyday use.

At the bench

Real repairs, real workshop

A look at everyday work on vacuums, coffee machines, microwaves, dishwashers and more.

Technician testing a dishwasher control panel with a multimeter probe
Dishwasher control testing
Technician checking the internal boiler and wiring of an espresso machine
Espresso machine check
Technician inspecting the cavity of a white microwave oven
Microwave inspection
Hands holding a replacement HEPA filter above an opened vacuum cleaner
Vacuum filter service
Technician working on the power cord of a steam iron
Steam iron cord repair
Cordless drivers beside a disassembled blender motor and appliance pump on a workbench
Bench strip-down
Technician reassembling the motor housing of a household appliance
Motor housing work
Technician holding a test lead next to a red microwave oven
Electrical testing

Something stopped working? Tell us about it.

Send a short description of the appliance and what it is doing. A model number and a photo or two help us understand the problem from the start.