Westpoint Chest Freezer Compressor Relay
Identified a failed compressor start relay (PTC). Replaced the relay and the overload protector. The compressor started normally and the unit began dropping temperature immediately.
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Book a service request →Identified a failed compressor start relay (PTC). Replaced the relay and the overload protector. The compressor started normally and the unit began dropping temperature immediately.
View related service →Diagnosed a stuck mechanical thermostat. Replaced the thermostat unit and adjusted the cold controls. Guided the customer on proper dial settings for summer.
View related service →Replaced the faulty drain pump which was working intermittently due to a worn impeller. Cleared the drain hose and the sink connection to ensure smooth flow.
View related service →Removed the old, torn door gasket (bellow) which had mold buildup. Installed a new rubber seal, cleaned the glass door edge, and checked for complete water tightness.
View related service →Cleaned liquid spill inside the spark switches under the knobs. Replaced the damaged ignition generator module. The sparking issue is completely resolved.
View related service →Tested the main heating circuit. Replaced a blown thermal fuse and cleared a massive lint blockage in the exhaust vent which caused the overheating in the first place.
View related service →Replaced the faulty oven thermostat and the temperature sensor probe inside the cavity. Calibrated the oven temperature with a digital thermometer to ensure accuracy.
View related service →Found a burned-out drive motor. Replaced the motor and the motor control board which had a blown capacitor. Tested the machine with a heavy test load.
View related service →Removed the front door panel and found a broken latch assembly spring. Installed a completely new door latch and tested the safety interlock switch.
View related service →Located a micro-leak in the sealed system near the compressor. Brazed the leak, replaced the filter drier, vacuumed the system, and recharged the refrigerant.
View related service →Replaced the faulty electronic temperature controller and recalibrated the digital sensors. Temperature is now holding steady at 2 degrees Celsius.
View related service →Tested high-voltage components safely. Replaced a faulty magnetron and the high-voltage diode. Verified heating performance with a water boiling test.
View related service →Diagnosed worn-out drum bearings and damaged shock absorbers. Replaced both bearings, the tub seal, and suspension struts. Machine now runs quietly at maximum spin speed.
View related service →Fixed the frozen water inlet valve and replaced the cracked water supply line at the rear. Defrosted the ice maker mechanism and verified water pressure.
View related service →Opened the unit and found a snapped drive belt. Installed a new OEM drive belt and took the opportunity to clean the internal lint buildup to prevent fire hazards.
View related service →Identified a shorted terminal block under the ceramic glass. Replaced the terminal block and the affected high-temperature wiring. Tested all zones for electrical safety.
View related service →Cleaned the severely clogged filters and condenser coils. Located a minor leak, brazed the copper joint, and recharged the refrigerant gas to factory specifications.
View related service →Diagnosed a burned-out heating element. Replaced the heating element and the corresponding NTC temperature sensor. Ran a test cycle to confirm hot water operation.
View related service →Found a severe blockage in the drain pump caused by coins and lint. Cleaned the filter housing and replaced the damaged drain hose. Machine drains perfectly now.
View related service →Replaced the faulty evaporator fan motor and cleared the frost buildup. Tested the cooling cycles successfully. The temperature stabilized at optimal levels within 4 hours.
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