March 2025 Appliance Repair Archive – Your Handy Guide
Welcome to the March 2025 archive. Over the past month we published a range of short, practical articles that help you keep your kitchen and home appliances in good shape. Whether you’re wondering how long a gas hob should last, what a boiler service really costs, or how to spot a faulty extractor fan, you’ll find clear answers here. Each post is written in plain English and focuses on actions you can take right now.
Key Topics Covered
We tackled the most common questions that pop up around the house. The gas hob article explains the typical lifespan of a hob, the signs that it’s wearing out, and easy maintenance steps to extend its life. The boiler service cost guide breaks down the main price drivers – type of boiler, age, and location – so you can budget for an annual check without surprise fees.
For those who like to understand how things work, our "How Does Your Home Appliance Work?" piece walks you through the basic mechanics of everyday gadgets, offering quick troubleshooting tricks for common hiccups. The extractor fan post shows you a simple checklist to confirm whether the fan is pulling air correctly, and what to do if it isn’t.
DIY Repairs and When to Call a Pro
If you enjoy hands‑on fixes, you’ll appreciate the dryer DIY guide. It covers belt replacement, vent cleaning, and safety tips, all laid out step‑by‑step. We also covered electric oven problems, from uneven heating to faulty elements, and gave you a quick way to decide if a repair is worth it or if a replacement makes more sense.
Other posts focused on specific appliances: a quick look at common microwave failures, a guide to spotting why a fridge light is on but the unit isn’t cooling, and a rundown of boiler lifespan expectations. Each article ends with a short list of red flags that indicate professional help is needed.
All of these guides share a common goal – give you enough information to make a confident decision, save money, and avoid unnecessary service calls. Bookmark the topics that matter most to you and refer back whenever a problem pops up.
Got a question that wasn’t covered? Drop us a line. Our technicians in Rugby are always ready to help, whether you need a same‑day fix or just some advice on routine maintenance.
