Same-Day Dishwasher Repairs Adelaide

Yes. Every repair performed by Quality Appliance Repair in Adelaide is backed by a 12-month parts warranty and a 3-month labour warranty, giving you confidence long after the service is complete. We use only high-quality or genuine manufacturer-approved parts, and our workmanship is backed by a satisfaction guarantee. If anything related to the repair fails within the warranty period, we’ll return promptly to resolve the issue at no extra cost. Before leaving your home or business, our technician will explain what was done, what to expect, and how to maintain the unit to avoid future problems. We want our Adelaide clients to feel confident in the service they receive. Whether it’s a quick fix or a more complex repair, we stand by our work and are here to support you long after the job is done.

Should you have any concerns, our local Adelaide support team is just a phone call away.

Yes, we offer professional dishwasher repair services for small businesses across Adelaide. Quality Appliance Repair works with cafes, restaurants, childcare centres, office kitchens, and other businesses that rely on dishwashers daily. We repair both under-bench commercial dishwashers and heavy-duty units used in food prep areas. Common issues we address include water not draining, inconsistent wash cycles, leaks, and electronic control malfunctions. We know that downtime can disrupt your operations, so we prioritise business clients and offer fast response times. Our Adelaide technicians are trained in commercial-grade systems and carry the parts and tools needed to resolve most issues on-site. We also offer preventative maintenance to help reduce the risk of future breakdowns.

If your business dishwasher isn’t performing as it should, give us a call. We’ll work with you to get things back on track with minimal disruption to your day-to-day operations.

One of the most common dishwasher issues we see across Adelaide is poor drainage. This is usually caused by a clogged filter, blocked drain hose, or a faulty drain pump. Sometimes food particles and grease can build up and restrict water flow. In newer dishwashers, electronic faults can also trigger drainage errors. At Quality Appliance Repair, our Adelaide technicians will inspect all key drainage components to identify the source of the problem. We’ll clear any blockages, test the pump and check the drain hose for obstructions or kinks. If a part needs replacing, we carry most components for major brands and can usually fix the issue on the spot. Ignoring drainage problems can lead to leaks, odours, and further damage—so it’s best to act quickly.

If you’re unsure, just give our Adelaide team a call for fast, reliable support.

If your dishwasher is displaying an error code, it’s best to stop using it until the issue is properly diagnosed. Error codes are designed to alert you to specific faults—such as water inlet issues, heating failures, drainage problems, or sensor malfunctions. Continuing to run the machine could worsen the fault or cause damage. At Quality Appliance Repair, our Adelaide technicians are experienced with all major brands and can quickly identify what the code means. We use diagnostic tools to interpret the error, test the relevant components, and provide a reliable fix. Many codes relate to issues that can be repaired on-site with the right parts.

If your dishwasher is flashing an error message or has stopped mid-cycle, contact our Adelaide team for a prompt inspection. Acting quickly may save you from a bigger (and more expensive) repair down the track.

Our technicians have identified a few common things that can cause an electric oven to stop working:

Power supply issues: Check if there is power to the oven. Ensure that it is properly plugged in and that the circuit breaker or fuse controlling the oven’s power is not tripped or blown.

If the oven is plugged in and the power supply is fine, move on to other potential causes.

Heating element problems: Electric ovens typically have one or more heating elements for baking and broiling.

If one or both of the heating elements fail, the oven may not heat up. A faulty heating element may need to be replaced.

Control board failure: The control board, which manages the oven’s functions and settings, can fail due to electrical issues or component malfunctions.

If the control board is not functioning properly, it may prevent the oven from working. In such cases, the control board may need to be repaired or replaced.

Faulty temperature sensor: Electric ovens have temperature sensors that monitor and regulate the oven’s internal temperature.

If the temperature sensor is faulty, it can cause the oven to malfunction or not heat up properly. A defective temperature sensor may require replacement.

Wiring or electrical connections: Loose or damaged wiring connections within the oven can disrupt the electrical flow and prevent the oven from working.

It’s important to check for any visible signs of damaged or disconnected wiring.

Oven door issues: Some electric ovens have safety features that prevent the oven from operating if the door is not properly closed or if the door switch is faulty. Make sure the oven door is securely closed and the door switch is functioning correctly.

Malfunctioning control panel or keypad: If the control panel or keypad is not responding or displaying incorrect information, it may be a sign of a faulty control panel. In such cases, the control panel may need to be repaired or replaced.

Troubleshooting and repairing electrical appliances can be complex and potentially dangerous.

If you’re not familiar with appliance repairs, please don’t do them. It’s best (and safer) to call a qualified technician to diagnose and resolve the issue with your electric oven.