Apolo Appliance Solutions

07/12/2026

The perfect candidate 🤣
🔥 Cooktop Glass Replacement Done Right! 🔥

A cracked cooktop doesn’t always mean you need a brand-new appliance. In many cases, replacing the glass can restore both the look and function of your cooktop—saving you hundreds of dollars.

Here’s a look at another successful cooktop glass replacement completed by Apollo Appliance Solutions. Precision, care, and quality workmanship every step of the way. 👨‍🔧✨

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07/02/2026

In this video, the customer’s complaint was that their Electrolux washer was leaking at the start of every cycle. After inspection, I found the water inlet valve assembly was faulty and replaced it. Now it’s running perfectly again! Follow for more DIY tips, and if you see leaks, check these common things:

* Inspect the water inlet valve—it’s often the culprit.
* Check hoses for cracks or loose connections.
* Examine door seals for wear or debris.

Stay tuned for more appliance repair know-how!

06/25/2026

06/23/2026

Got a stinky washing machine or a moldy gasket? No worries—I’ve got you covered! Check out these practical steps below to keep your washer fresh and mold-free for good.
* If you had mold, you’re not alone! We’ve replaced the gasket, but prevention is key!
* After each wash, leave the door open for a while so moisture can evaporate.
* Wipe the gasket and drum dry after finishing your laundry—no lingering damp!
* Use high-efficiency detergent and avoid too much soap, which can leave residues.
* Run a hot wash with a washer cleaner or vinegar once a month—this keeps mold from coming back.
* Finally, always remove damp clothes promptly—no forgotten laundry!

06/23/2026

“Uh-oh, washer not draining? Don’t panic—I’ve got the fix! 🛠️ Watch how I tackle this draining issue step by step. Say goodbye to puddles and hello to a smooth spin cycle!

06/22/2026

Built in fridge repair? You got it.

06/11/2026

If your dishwasher is leaving dishes dirty, leaking, or not running correctly, one of these common issues could be the culprit:

1️⃣ Clogged Filter: Food particles, grease, and debris can build up in the filter over time, reducing water flow and cleaning performance.
✅ Solution: Clean the filter regularly to keep your dishwasher running efficiently.

2️⃣ Blocked or Damaged Spray Arms: When spray arm holes become clogged, water can’t reach your dishes properly.
✅ Solution: Remove and clean the spray arms or replace them if damaged.

3️⃣ Faulty Water Inlet Valve: If your dishwasher isn’t filling with enough water, the inlet valve may be malfunctioning.
✅ Solution: Have the valve inspected and replaced if necessary.

4️⃣ Worn Door Seal: Water leaking from the front of your dishwasher is often caused by a damaged door gasket.
✅ Solution: Replace the worn seal to prevent leaks and water damage.

5️⃣ Drainage Problems: Standing water at the bottom of the dishwasher usually points to a clogged drain hose, pump issue, or blockage.
✅ Solution: Clear blockages and inspect drainage components to restore proper operation.

These are common potential causes, but proper diagnosis is key—reach out to our team and we’ll identify the exact problem and fix it right the first time.

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06/10/2026

This Whirlpool Dryer Had a rotation System problem.

We replaced the Idler pulley and it now works as good as new ✅🕺

1. DIY: Clean the lint filter after every load—this ensures safe airflow.
Call a technician: If the dryer still overheats, you might have a faulty thermostat or heating element.

2. DIY: Check and clean the dryer vent duct every few months—this prevents blockages.
Call a technician: If airflow is fine but there’s no heat, internal fuses or heating components likely need professional repair.

3. DIY: Ensure the dryer is level and the feet are stable—this reduces shaking.
Call a technician: If you hear loud squeaks or grinding, internal rollers or the motor may be failing.

4. DIY: Wipe down moisture sensors inside the drum—they need to be clean to detect dryness.

Call a technician: If your dryer stops mid-cycle, it may be an electrical or control board issue.

5. DIY: Use the correct dryer settings for load types—this helps efficiency.
Call a technician: If settings work but the drum doesn’t turn, the belt or motor likely needs a pro.

6. DIY: Check the dryer drum light—replace the bulb if it’s out.

Call a technician: If the dryer has power but won’t tumble, internal components like the drive motor may be at fault.

7. DIY: Keep the area around the dryer clear of dust and debris.

Call a technician: If you smell burning or notice electrical issues, it’s a safety risk—get professional help.

8. DIY: Confirm the exhaust hood outside opens properly.

Call a technician: If the exhaust airflow is weak despite cleaning, the internal blower system might be failing.

9. DIY: Check that the dryer door closes securely—realign the latch if it’s off.

Call a technician: If the dryer shuts off mid-cycle, door switches or sensors might be faulty.

10. DIY: Use proper load sizes—overloading can cause inefficiency.

Call a technician: If the dryer vibrates excessively even with normal loads, internal supports or the drum may need pro