Amana brings household appliances of just about every kind into customer homes and with them come tasty meals, refrigerated foods, and tidy laundry. In the summer months when kids are outside playing and getting dirty and laundry loads start piling up, you need to make sure your washing machine and dryer are always ready to go in case of emergency. When a failure does happen though, don't panic but instead give the professionals that perform Amana appliance repairs a call and let them tackle it for you.

Before you do call the professional up, you can sift through some basic checks to make sure it isn't a simple problem that was overlooked. Amana washing machines and dryers have owners manuals that come with them that you should never throw away but instead keep to look through in case you have problems. A common problem might be the failure of water to flow into the washer, a washer or dryer simply not turning on, too much water or cycles that last too long, or leaks in the washer hoses or dryer exhaust pipe. The problems you can fix are usually simple things such as making sure that the washer hoses have been connected and that both the hot and cold water valves have been turned on. You'll also have to read the manual to make sure you are using the correct settings on the washer and dryer controls. You can sometimes put on a new dryer exhaust duct yourself without much difficulty.

All other problems not listed in the manual should be handled directly by a licensed appliance repair professional who knows how to work with the internal components of your machine, and has the experience to get it done quick. This can not only save you time, but also keep you safe and save you the money and hassle of getting your appliance replaced due to any damage it might sustain from your attempted repair. Even if you think you know the problem and got it under control, it's always better to be safe than sorry and have a professional confirm that the repair needed is minimal.