Home appliances have lessened the workload and shortened the time taken to complete tasks in the kitchen. Gone like the wind are the sorrowful days. Perishables can last longer with refrigeration, cooking, baking and grilling is faster thanks to the ever-expedient oven, you can leave the dish scrapping and scrubbing to your dishwasher and you can also enjoy a quick espresso with your coffee maker. Big or small, all these commercial kitchen appliances are of great importance. As convenient as they are, these appliances are also prone to sudden breakdowns. To shed some light, here are 4 of the most common kitchen appliance problems as observed by commercial appliances service providers.

Leaking of the commercial fridge

This problem is often faced by refrigerators that have ice makers. It occurs when the excess ice in the refrigerator melts for draining purposes but its drainage is clogged by ice. The only way to solve this issue is by installing a new refrigerator drain heater. This repair should take less than an hour and will cost you around $125.

Failure of the commercial dishwasher To Make Sound

If you use your dishwasher regularly, you ought to be familiar with the noise it makes as it churns your dishes clean. When you do not hear the water spraying around or steam escaping from it then this is a sign of something has gone wrong with your dishwasher. This problem is often related to a probable obstruction on the floating switch. This repair around 15 minutes and it should cost you less than $100.

Damaged stove tops

Over time, the electric cooktop coils can get damaged or get rusty due to regular spills and exposure to water through cleaning. This problem makes the stoves heat too slowly. The best way to deal with this issue is to replace the entire cooktop. This set you back around $481. If the problem is severe it would be best to call a commercial kitchen appliance repairs expert to give it a look.

Failure of the commercial disposer to start

All disposers have an overload feature that automatically shuts itself off when the motor gets too hot or becomes overloaded. There is no need to panic, once the motor has cooled, simply push the reset button which is either on the side or under the unit. Additionally, if the disposer hums but does not spin then there is a probable chance that something is stuck in it. Start by switching off the disposer and disconnecting it from the main power cable, use a disposer wrench to fix this issue. Use the wrench to work through the blades until you remove the stuck element. If you have tried to fix the problem without success, you should ask a commercial appliance services falls church to inspect the appliance.