Is Your Kitchen Ready for Cooking Season? Here’s How to Make Sure Your Appliances Are Prepped!

As the holiday season approaches, your kitchen will likely become the heart of your home, buzzing with activity. Whether it’s whipping up your family’s favorite recipes or hosting a festive gathering, your kitchen appliances will be working overtime. But are they ready for the challenge? Here’s a guide to ensure your kitchen appliances are in …

How to Replace Heating Elements on Electric Stoves and Ovens

Is your electric stove not performing the way it did when it was brand new? Over time, appliances are sure to wear with use. However, getting your oven back to prime condition may not be as hard to do at home as you may think.  Electric stovetop coils or heating elements are the burners on …

Is Changing The Water Filter In Your Refrigerator Important?

If you’re like most people, changing the water filter in your fridge is probably not high on your list of priorities. After all, it’s just a small cartridge that filters the water going into your fridge, right? Well, not quite. Let’s talk about what your fridge’s water filter actually does. As water passes through the …

Control Board Repair

A-1 Appliance Parts has partnered with CoreCentric (the leader in control board re-manufacturing) to bring old control boards back from the dead! In the past, if your board was obsolete and you couldn’t find it anywhere, you had no option but to replace the appliance.  Or, if your Whirlpool board was priced insanely high by …

GE Refrigerator Fan Motor Madness

GE had a DC motor that moved air in the fresh food section of the refrigerator and it turned into a problem… The original motor numbers were WR60X26866 and WR60X26033.  These little motors looked just like computer fans and to replace them, GE was subbing to a kit that included new software for the board (kit …

Frigidaire pushes 316075104 bake elements from Amazon

Frigidaire (owned by the Swedish company Electrolux) recently strong-armed her distributors into pulling the parts back from Amazon which is, I’m sure, an attempt to control pricing. One big example of this is the popular bake element 316075104 which has been selling for much less than Electrolux’s published retail price of $41.35 (as of 4/11/18). …