Got an appliance that’s acting up? You don’t always need a pro. Our household tips give you straightforward steps to tackle common problems, keep things running longer, and save a few pounds in the process.
We’ve pulled together a handful of the most useful how‑to’s, each broken down into clear steps. For example, if your electric hob isn’t heating, "How to Replace a Broken Element on an Electric Hob" walks you through safety checks, the tools you need, and how to swap the part in under an hour.
Got a cold oven? The "Replace an Oven Element Yourself" article shows you how to spot a faulty element, disconnect power safely, and fit a new one without a drill‑sergeant approach.
When the fridge light stays on but the temperature stays warm, "Fridge Not Cooling But Light Is On" explains why the thermostat or evaporator fan might be the culprit and how to test each part before calling a technician.
Heat pumps can be tricky. Our guides on "Heat Pump Not Blowing Warm Air" and "Heat Pump Not Cooling" list the most common causes—dirty filters, low refrigerant, or a faulty fan motor—and give you quick fixes you can try first.
Regular upkeep stops many breakdowns before they start. Flushing your water heater once a year, as explained in "How Often Should You Flush Your Water Heater?", removes sediment that reduces efficiency and can cause leaks.
Extractor fans in the kitchen and bathroom lose performance over time. Our "Extractor Fan Replacement" tip sheet tells you how to spot a struggling fan, clean the motor, and decide when a full replacement is worth it.
Washing machines have a typical lifespan, but you can extend it by checking for worn belts, cleaning the pump filter, and balancing loads. The "How Long Do Washing Machines Last?" post gives you the warning signs to watch for.
Boilers need an annual service to stay safe and efficient. The "Boiler Service Cost Guide 2025" breaks down what a service includes, how much to expect, and simple checks—like watching the pressure gauge—that you can do yourself each month.
Energy‑saving isn’t just about the thermostat. Simple habits like turning off the kettle once it boils, using the dishwasher only when full, and sealing drafts around windows can cut bills noticeably. Pair these habits with the maintenance tips above, and you’ll see a healthier home and wallet.
Remember, safety always comes first. If a repair involves gas, high voltage, or you’re unsure about a step, it’s smarter to call a qualified Bognor Regis technician. Our team at Bognor Regis Appliance Repair Experts is ready to help whenever you hit a wall you can’t climb.
Use these household tips as a starting point, experiment a bit, and you’ll soon feel confident handling everyday appliance glitches without stress.
Proper appliance maintenance can save money, extend lifespan, and keep everything running smoothly at home. Learn about essential maintenance tips for common household appliances and understand why some regular attention can go a long way. Dive into practical tips and advice that are easy to apply and can prevent inconvenient breakdowns.
Learn why and when appliances need professional service, the signs of trouble, how often each should be checked, DIY tips, costs and when to replace.
Discover which washing machine parts break down most often, why they fail, and how to prevent expensive repairs. Get tips to keep your washer running smoothly.
Struggling with hot water inconsistencies between your kitchen and bathroom? This article explores the causes behind such issues, including plumbing layout and water heater problems. Learn valuable tips for diagnosing and fixing these common household headaches. Discover practical solutions that can save you from cold showers and confusing hot water scenarios. Understand how simple tweaks or professional guidance can restore your home's balanced hot water supply.
Curious if you can fix your dishwasher without calling a pro? This article breaks down the most common dishwasher problems and explains which repairs you can actually do yourself. We’ll cover how complicated these appliances really are, how to figure out what’s wrong, the tools you’ll need, and which jobs might leave you better off calling an expert. Get practical tips, interesting facts, and a clear picture of what you’re actually signing up for before grabbing that toolbox.
If your electric oven isn't heating properly, it might be time to replace the heating element. Understanding the costs and what's involved in the repair process can help you make informed decisions. This article dives into the factors affecting replacement costs, step-by-step guidance on how to change the element, and practical tips to ensure your oven runs smoothly. With these insights, you can tackle the repair yourself or hire the right professional for the job.