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Welcome to Appliance Parts Company, where finding the right part for your dishwasher just got easier. Whether you're browsing our online catalog or visiting one of our local stores, we offer a wide selection of dishwasher parts to fit your needs. With an easy-to-navigate website and stores in several key locations, getting the parts you need is straightforward and hassle-free. Our goal is to help you find exactly what you're looking for to keep your dishwasher running smoothly.

When your microwave isn't working as it should, finding the right parts to fix it can be a hassle. That's where Appliance Parts Company comes in. We offer a straightforward way to find and purchase the microwave parts you need, whether online or in person. With our wide selection, you can quickly find what you're looking for without the stress. Whether you're comfortable shopping from home or prefer to visit a store, we're here to help make your appliance repair as easy as possible.

Welcome to Appliance Parts Company, your go-to source for blender parts, whether you're browsing our online catalog or visiting one of our local stores. In today's fast-paced world, having a reliable blender can make all the difference in your kitchen routine. But when parts wear out or break, you need a trusted place to find the right replacements. That's where we come in. With a wide selection of blender parts available online and in our stores, we make it easy to keep your appliances running smoothly. Whether you're a professional chef or a home cooking enthusiast, we have the parts you need to maintain your blender's performance.

Look around your home and pinpoint the common household appliances that you use every day. Dishwasher. Refrigerator. Washer/Dryer. Garbage disposal. Freezer. Water dispenser. Each of these appliances play a key role in your kitchen and household routine, but can come loaded with wrong or misleading information about their proper usage from friends, family members and even retail store staff.

Refrigerators may be the top-performing appliance that all of us use in an average household. Running 7 days a week, 24 hours a day, 365 days a year, refrigerators and freezers have to run at peak efficiency day in and day out.

Welcome to the growing world of mobility where people want to manage and control their home and apartment systems remotely, conveniently, easily through iPhones, iPads, Droids, laptops, desktops.

What could be better than starting out the new year with a newly redesigned, easy-to-navigate new web site? Not much, if you ask us. We’re Appliance Parts Company and we’re thrilled to have a new look website for our nationwide customers.

In our fast, hurry-up world, it’s hard to keep track of all the little things that pop up in your household. You know what I’m talking about – your wife says that your stove’s heating element isn’t heating properly, and it needs a new part or repair. Or the constant open and closing of the refrigerator by the kids is causing the seal to erode and your refrigerator door isn’t closing right.

Occasionally, our appliances break down at some point. Manufacturers of well-known household appliances guarantee their products within a certain time frame, and are generally generous with the time. But after that, consumers usually have to choose between a manufacturer’s repair insurance policy, or just finding appliance parts for the make and model of the appliance.

With the economy still is a stagnant state, and extra cash for new home needs remaining low, many American homeowners are putting off getting new appliances in their homes and condos and opting to fix their current ones with appliance replacement parts.

As spring turns into summer, and temperatures start to heat up, your family’s refrigerator door may get a lot of use – open, close, open, close, open, left open, eventually closed. You get the idea. Kids need drinks and snacks and refrigerator treats all day long when they are off school, and your refrigerator will get a lot of usage.

The world continues to shrink. Communications are seconds away, and Internet connections are shortening time daily. In our households, our appliances continue to mold and shrink to our lifestyles. From devices for the hand, to wall-mounted gadgets that do a number of directions (usually voice-activated ones), to manufactured appliances that are amazing technology marvels, the world of helpful human tools is ever changing.

The history of appliances in the United States likely goes back for as long as man has settled these shores. And maybe even back then, replacements parts for appliances were needed, too!

As a homeowner, you know that much of your work in maintaining your home for possible resale down the line will include taking care of all your household appliances. Think about it for a second – how many appliances do you have in your home that need regular attention. Your HVAC systems, which controls all the air and water heating and cooling in the home; your refrigerator/freezer, which preserves all the food for your family; your dishwasher, your range and stove, your garbage disposal, your washer and dryer….the list could go on.

If you’re the owner of a modern refrigerator with a built-in water delivery system in the front, have you done the taste test recently?

Spring is here, and with it comes anew the human need to clean, organize, repair and refresh. We manage our outdoor settings very well in the area – from hedge trimming, to lawn mowing, to exterior painting.

Today’s modern laundry dryers are terrific machines that can get your clothes dry quickly, and efficiently, through various time and heat intensity cycles. Models from GE, Whirlpool, and LG dominate the marketplace. But many Americans still use older dryers which generally work well, if not without all the bells and whistles.

Large home appliances like washers and dryers, refrigerators and ovens/stoves are all manufactured with parts from an original manufacturer. Over time, however, as these appliances get used on a daily basis, parts may fail and the overall operation of the appliance slows down. It’s at that point when you start to consider the need for a new part or parts to repair your washer, dryer, refrigerator or stove.