Whirlpool appliance repair
One of the most common badges in local kitchens and laundry rooms. We start every Whirlpool diagnosis in its built-in test mode.
Appliance brands we repair
Eleven brands have their own page on this site, and the rest are welcome too. Find yours below, along with the brands that share its parts.
Same-day visits
$75 diagnosis, credited to the repair
Fully insured technicians
Written price before any work
A handful of companies build most of the logos
Corvax is an independent repair company, not a factory service center for any manufacturer, so the badge on the door never decides whether we take the job.
Whirlpool Corporation owns four of the badges on this page: Whirlpool, Maytag, KitchenAid and Amana. GE Appliances, owned by Haier since 2016, builds GE, Profile, Café and Monogram. Electrolux owns Frigidaire, Bosch and Thermador both come from BSH, and Sub-Zero and Wolf share a parent as well. Inside one family the same control boards, valves, pumps and igniters turn up under different names, which narrows down the part before a panel comes off.
The visit works the same for every brand: a $75 diagnosis credited toward the repair, and a written price before any work starts.
Whirlpool Corporation
Whirlpool bought KitchenAid in 1986 and Maytag, together with Amana, in 2006. Many of their washers, dryers and refrigerators are now built on shared platforms.
Maytag appliance repair
Plenty of older Maytag washers and dryers are worth saving, since the parts that wear out first are inexpensive.
KitchenAid appliance repair
Double wall ovens, built-in refrigerators and microwave drawers, worked on where they stand in the cabinets.
Amana appliance repair
Plain, sturdy machines that turn up in rentals and starter homes. With few error codes to read, we test the cycle instead.
GE Appliances
Owned by Haier since 2016, GE Appliances sells four lines: GE, Profile, Café and Monogram. Which one you have tells us what parts and service menus to expect.
GE appliance repair
Builder-grade GE ranges and laundry, Profile and Café kitchens, and Monogram built-ins on the North Shore.
Electrolux and Frigidaire
Electrolux has owned Frigidaire since 1986. Frigidaire's Gallery and Professional lines sit between the basic models and Electrolux itself, and many of their refrigerators share parts.
Frigidaire appliance repair
Garage freezers, ice makers and everyday ranges, plus the Gallery and Professional kitchens.
Electrolux appliance repair
The laundry is most of it: front-load pairs and closet-sized stacked centers. Kitchens show up too, mainly wall ovens.
Samsung and LG
Both companies build their own motors, compressors and electronics, and both report most problems as codes on the display. Many models also keep a short history of past faults.
Samsung appliance repair
Door ice makers that freeze over are a familiar Samsung call, next to washer, dryer and range codes.
LG appliance repair
Direct-drive washers, dryers that flag a blocked vent, and refrigerators built around a linear compressor.
Sub-Zero and Bosch
Two built-in names from two families: Sub-Zero shares its parent company with Wolf, and Bosch shares BSH with Thermador. These appliances are fitted to the cabinetry, so the repair happens in place.
Sub-Zero appliance repair
Separate sealed systems for fresh food and freezer mean two sets of parts to check, on built-ins, columns, drawers and wine units.
Bosch appliance repair
Wall ovens and induction tops in remodeled kitchens, plus the compact 24-inch washer and dryer pairs common in condos.
Brands without their own page
A brand without a page here is still a brand we fix. These come up regularly; if yours isn't among them, call with the brand and model number.
Where the model number hides
Have it in front of you when you call. Look for a sticker or a metal plate marked Model and Serial, usually in one of these spots.
Refrigerator
Inside the fresh-food compartment: on a side wall near the top, on the ceiling, or down by the crisper drawers.
Top-load washer
Under the lid along the back edge of the cabinet, or on the back of the control panel.
Front-load washer
On the frame around the door opening or on the inside of the door; on some models, on the back panel.
Dryer
On the frame inside the door opening, or on the back panel.
Range and oven
On the frame behind the storage drawer, or along the oven frame with the door open.
Microwave
Inside the door frame or on a side wall of the cavity; some over-the-range models carry it underneath, near the lights.
Garbage disposal
On the bottom of the unit under the sink. A phone camera saves you from crawling underneath.
Brand questions
Can't find the label?
Call and tell us what the appliance is; we'll point you to the usual spot for that brand.
(224) 778-9765Are you an authorized service center for any brand?
No. Corvax is an independent repair company and is not affiliated with any manufacturer. That is what lets us work on every brand.
My brand isn't on this page. Will you still fix it?
Yes. A brand without its own page is still one we repair; Miele, Thermador, Wolf and Viking are common examples. Have the model number ready when you call.
Does a premium brand cost more to diagnose?
No. The diagnosis is $75 for every brand and is credited toward the repair. Parts for built-in and European brands usually cost more, and you see that price in writing before any work starts.
Do you carry parts for every brand on the van?
Not every part. The parts that fail most often on the brands we see every week ride along; less common and premium parts are ordered by model and serial number.
Appliance broken? We can be there today.
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