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Appliance Repair
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David returned my call immediately and was able to schedule his visit to check out the refrigerator within 24 hours. Once he took a look at the appliance, I really appreciated the fact he laid out all the facts and recommended that the unit be replaced rather than us paying him to attempt to repair it given that the main compressor was the issue. I appreciate him not charging us money to do repairs that most likely would not have fixed the problem and I would definitely call on him again for any future needs.
asked the age of the appliance (around 10 years) and asked for the
error code that was being displayed on the appliance (which was F2:E3,
by the way.) I was told that the code given was computer-related, and
likely to be an expensive part to replace. D. Sabini Co. took my
number, and after doing some research, phoned me back with an estimate
of $650 to repair the appliance. I was advised that I would be better
off putting that money towards a new appliance. They do not sell
appliances themselves. Other places I phoned did not ask particulars
about my appliance, and offered to arrange a service call (ranging from
$85-$95 just to show up at my house.) Sabini did not earn a dime from
the time they spent talking to me and looking into the cost of repairs
based my error code. It's the least I can do to sit down and share this
experience with them on Angie's LIst. When I am next faced with
appliance troubles, I will definitely phone them!
After inspecting the oven, he replaced the ignition which solved the problem. He diagnosed the dryer's problem as a bad motor, but suggested that it might be better to replace the old dryer, rather than putting a new motor in it. We appreciate both his technical ability and his professional advice. Charges were reasonable for the services performed.
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