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Most homeowners opt to call a professional for appliance repairs because it seems easier or more convenient. But the truth is that do-it-yourself appliance repairs aren’t always as complicated as they seem. That’s why the specialists at Niceley's Appliance Repair in Northern Kentucky actually encourage DIY-minded individuals to tackle certain projects on their own. Their team is available to help you find the parts you need, especially when it comes to these simple fixes.

5 Appliance Repairs Anyone Can Handle

1. Dishwasher

appliance repairDishwasher tines—the prongs in racks that stick up to hold dishes in place—can become rusted over time and need replacing. The silverware basket can also crack or break, and sometimes the dish rack comes loose. Each of these appliance parts is easy to purchase and install without help from a professional.

2. Oven

The door seals on stoves can come loose and crack with wear and tear, causing the appliance to lose approximately 20% of its heat. Old seals are easy to remove, and new ones are simple to install.

3. Dryer

Dryers need to regularly be cleaned of lint, and you should thoroughly clean yours at least once a year. A special cleaning brush is available to remove lint buildup inside the machine. If your dryer isn’t level, you can also purchase and install leveling legs or pads.

4. Refrigerator

Refrigerators can also experience wear and tear of parts, such as the drawers, shelves, light bulbs, and filters. These parts can be found through a repair center such as Niceley's and replaced with ease.

5. Stovetop

If your stovetop needs a makeover, or if the burners frequently get caked in hardened food, replacing the burner grates, coil surface elements, and burner drip bowls can be handled by anyone—often even without basic tools. 

If you need parts or guidance to complete your appliance repair, Niceley's Appliance Repair has one of the largest appliance parts inventories in northern Kentucky. Call (859) 342-9900 or visit their website to learn more.

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