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Sears Appliance Repair
Every appliance Sears ever sold
Generations of Northern Virginia homes bought their appliances from Sears — Kenmore, Craftsman and more. When those machines need service, we're the ones who keep them running, whatever badge is on the door.
// What we repair
Sears services
Kenmore & Sears-brand appliances
Model identification
Older appliance service
Parts sourcing
// FAQs
Common Sears questions
My Kenmore, bought at Sears, needs repair. Can you help?+
Yes — Sears didn't build appliances; they were made by Whirlpool, LG, Frigidaire and others. We identify the real maker and fix accordingly.
My Sears-era dryer won't heat.+
Usually the element or thermal fuse. These mechanical dryers are among our fastest repairs.
Do you still have parts for appliances bought at Sears years ago?+
For most models, yes. We source genuine replacements from the actual manufacturer.
My Kenmore fridge is cold but not cold enough.+
A defrost or coil issue. We diagnose the real cause rather than topping off refrigerant.
// Repair tips
Keep your Sears running
TIP 01
Keep the original paperwork
Sears sales records include model numbers. Dig them out when booking a repair.
TIP 02
Check the model plate
On Kenmore, laundry models often start with 110 and fridges with 106. That number identifies the builder.
TIP 03
Clean coils twice a year
Sears-era fridges need the same coil care as any other.
TIP 04
Don't fear the mechanicals
Older Sears-era appliances have simple, repairable parts — often easier and cheaper to fix than new ones.
Problem with your Sears?
Book online and Vikram will confirm your visit — or call for same-day help, 24/7.