Nearby Maytag Dishwasher Repair in San Francisco

They are fast, efficient, reasonably priced, extremely polite and very close to Circle C where I reside.

THEY WERE VERY RESPONSIVE ON TROUBLE SHOOTING POSSSIBLILIES OF CAUSE OF THE PROBLEM WITH THE NEW DISHWASHER. THEY ORDERED THE REPLACEMENT PART AND IT ARRIVED IN A TIMELY MANNER. INSTALLATION WAS COMPLETED AND MY DISHWASHER WAS BACK IN SERVICE WITHOUT A HITCH.

Very prompt and friendly. The repair person seemed to really know the appliances well. Problems which I had thought were serious turned out to be very simple. Parts were ordered, received and installed quickly. It was for a reasonable price, and this company did great work!

I needed a new dishwasher so I looked around to find a good price on a Maytag, as my old one was a Maytag and they gave great service. Howard s was having a sale and I went to look at them. I decided on a very nice dishwasher with 3 heights. The company had it delivered. When they came they took my old one out, and put the new in one in its place. I really like this one, it has a lot of features and the price was excellent in comparison to other places. The company did a great job for me and I would certainly return in the future.

We are very pleased with the service. Steve had to make two trips; the second was to install a grommet that had to be ordered for the dishwasher. In both cases he was well within the three hour window he provided. On the second trip, he said he would be at our place between 12-3 pm, and arrived at 12 noon exactly. He provided clear explanations of the work to be done, and his return trip to install the part for the dishwasher cost us $7.00 less than the estimated labor cost. He was friendly and knowledgeable and we will definitely use SKS Appliance Repair again.

My Maytag dishwasher installed by Home Depot stopped working, 2 years after installation. Mr. Kim checked it and told me that the dishwasher was fine but it was not properly connected to the supply line. Installer used an ice-maker valve (aka saddle valve or needle valve) to connect the dishwasher. Mr. Kim cleaned the valve and adjusted it just right (a tricky adjustment -- I had tried it myself a couple of times before Mr. Kim arrived) so it would let water through but not leak, until I can get a proper connection installed.

We had to literally wash the dishes prior to loading them into the dishwasher. I called Monday and he was out Tuesday. He checked the cycles, the arms, filter and asked us a lot of questions. He gave us tips for better washing, a few of which were in our owner's manual that we read after he left, and was on his way in a short time.

The repairman, Tony, returned my call promptly. Helped me locate the serial number on the dishwasher. He called back with a cost estimate the next day. Once I gave him the ok, he ordered the part and scheduled a convenient time for the repair. He came on time, made the repair and did a trial run to be sure everything worked. The whole process took only 2 days and one service call. Tony was very knowledgeable and professional. I highly recommend H.A.R. Update: Again Tony was extremely professional, knowledgeable and able to help me with a series of issues with my large home appliances. He did it all at a reasonable price. I couldn't recommend him higher.

I called this morning around 8:45 and told him my dishwasher had flooded my kitchen. He very nicely said that he was unfortunately very booked up, and when I asked him if he could recommend another service he asked me how much water there was, and whether there had been any suds. Long story short, my cleaning lady mistakenly put dish soap, not dishwashing detergent, in my dishwasher. He was nice enough to walk me through the process of fixing the problem myself, which saved me the time and money of having someone come in. If I ever have a genuine appliance malfunction, I'll definitely be calling Cool Kat again.

I was actually expecting Anthony to only quote for the work, but when we agreed on a price he was able to do the smaller work (faucet and dishwasher) that same visit. The faucet was easy. Anthony not only did the install but walked me through normal maintenance (water filter cleaning, soap dispenser maintenance/access, etc.) and normal operations. The dishwasher was a tight fit but Anthony managed the install. Work took a few hours but Anthony only disturbed me for important questions. Work went very smoothly and I'm very happy.

Our 5-year old Jenn Air (Maytag) dishwasher went on the fritz over a weekend -- water filled and drained the tub, but no water was coming out of the jets. Called Steve on Saturday, and made an appointment for him to come diagnose and possibly repair the washer on Monday. Steve arrived slightly late, but called to let us know he was running behind. Upon arrival, he started the dishwasher waited for it to fill and drain, and then diagnosed the problem as a bad motor, a ~$220 replacement part plus several hours of labor. (Requiring, according to Steve, pulling the washer from the cabinet, which, as it turns out, is not true.) He did no disassembly to see if anything was stuck, the impeller was turning, etc. His recommendation - replace the dishwasher (a $900 unit). He seemed to have absolutely no desire to actually fix our dishwasher, but was happy to collect the $65 fee for making the house call. Steve's diagnosis made no sense to me, because there is only one motor in this dishwasher, and it is what runs the pump that drains the unit, as well as driving the impeller that forces the water around. If the motor were broken, the unit would not be able to drain. Furthermore, one can clearly hear the motor running during the cycle. I spent about 15 minutes researching the symptoms/problem on the internet, and found that there is a known failure mode for this model that matches the symptoms we were experiencing. (http://www.applianceblog.com/mainforums/maytag-magic-chef-admiral-jenn-air/17646-fixed-no-wash-spray-maytag-quiet-ser-200-a.html). The problem involves a stripped nylon part, which, in the replacement kit (total cost with postage, $25) is replaced with a stainless steel part. I was able to replace the part in less than an hour, without pulling the unit from the cabinet, or eve pulling the motor from the tub. (The motor in this model can be pulled up from the tub, no need to pull the entire unit as Steve stated.) The $65 we paid Steve is money down the drain, though we now know not to call him again. While he was waiting for the dishwasher to run through the (short) cycle, he did come listen to our clothes washer, which has been making ominous noises, and give a diagnosis. This was not part of what we originally asked him to do;however, given his misdiagnosis of our dishwasher, I'm not sure I'd trust his diagnosis and recommendation for the clothes washer.