Fast Appliance Repairs provides in-home appliance repair services across Sydney for four appliances: refrigerators and freezers, washing machines, clothes dryers and electric ovens. A technician comes to your home, tests the appliance where it is installed and gives you a clear quote before any work starts, whether you live in the Eastern Suburbs, the Inner West, the Hills District or South West Sydney.
Quick Answer: We repair fridges and freezers, front and top load washing machines, vented, condenser and heat pump dryers, and freestanding and built-in electric ovens from all major brands. We do not service dishwashers, cooktops, rangehoods or any gas appliance. Call 1300 144 431, tell us the appliance, the brand and what it is doing, and we will confirm a time.
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Tell us which appliance it is and what it is doing. We will call you back to confirm a time.
Fridges and freezers not cooling, freezing food in the fridge compartment, running constantly, icing up, leaking water or making unusual noises. The usual causes are defrost faults, failed fans, sensors and controls, perished door seals and dirty condenser coils. Faults inside the sealed refrigerant circuit are handled under refrigerant licensing rules, and we tell you up front whether that repair is economical.
Front loaders, top loaders, built-under machines and washer dryer combinations. The common faults are a machine not draining, not spinning, leaking or not starting, door lock failures, worn drum bearings and inlet valve faults. A washer that will not spin usually has a drainage fault rather than a motor fault, so the pump filter is the first thing we check.
Vented, condenser and heat pump dryers, freestanding, stacked and wall-mounted. The common faults are a dryer not heating, cutting out mid-cycle, a drum that will not turn and cycles that keep getting longer. Restricted airflow from lint sits behind most heating and overheating complaints, and we clear the cause as well as replacing the failed part.
Freestanding and built-in electric ovens. The common faults are an oven not heating, heating unevenly or not reaching the set temperature, a failed convection fan, a door that will not seal and control panel or timer faults. We test the elements, thermostat, sensors and controls under power and quote before anything is replaced.
Every visit starts with testing the appliance under power where it is installed, along with the things around it that cause faults: clearance, ventilation, hoses, drainage and the power supply. You receive a clear figure for parts and labour before any work begins, and nothing is replaced until you agree.
We keep our range to fridges, washing machines, dryers and electric ovens. Knowing four machines well, including the brand-specific quirks of each, means a higher chance the fault is identified on the first visit and the part is already on the van. If you are unsure whether we can help, call 1300 144 431 and describe the appliance.
Most calls fall into three groups. Knowing which one your appliance is in helps us bring the right parts on the first visit.
Fridges not cooling, freezers not freezing, dryers not heating and ovens not reaching temperature. Typical causes are failed fans, elements, thermostats, sensors and defrost parts, along with blocked airflow from lint, packed fridges or dirty condenser coils.
Washing machines not draining or spinning, water on the laundry floor and fridges leaking under the crisper. Typical causes are blocked pump filters and drains, failed pumps and valves, split hoses and perished door seals.
Appliances not turning on, tripping the safety switch, flashing error codes or making new noises. Typical causes are door locks and switches, control boards, relays, motors, belts and worn bearings.
Being clear about our range saves you time and a wasted callout fee.
We do not service dishwashers, cooktops, stoves or rangehoods. Fridges, washing machines, dryers and electric ovens are what we do, and for other appliances you will need a general appliance company or the manufacturer’s service agent.
We do not do gas work, including gas ovens, gas cooktops and gas dryers. Gas appliance repair is legally restricted to licensed gasfitters.
Power points, switchboards and safety switches are an electrician’s work. If an appliance keeps tripping the safety switch, our diagnosis tells you whether the fault is the appliance or the circuit.
Blocked waste lines, taps and wall connections belong to a plumber. We can usually tell you whether a leak is coming from the appliance or the building, which saves you calling the wrong trade.
Switch off at the wall and book promptly if there is a burning or hot electrical smell, visible sparking, a damaged cord or plug, or repeated tripping of the safety switch. A dryer cabinet too hot to touch belongs here too, because a lint-loaded dryer is a genuine fire risk.
Call quickly for a fridge or freezer that has stopped holding temperature, and act the same day on any water leak, especially in an upstairs apartment. A new mechanical noise that is getting worse should not be left running.
Every booking follows the same sequence, whichever appliance it involves and whatever brand it is.
Cost follows the part and the labour needed to reach it rather than the brand badge. At the low end sit filter and coil cleaning, blockage clearing, drain clearing, seal replacement and levelling, and a large share of calls resolve there. The middle band covers pumps, valves, door locks, belts, thermostats, elements, fans and switches. At the upper end sit motors, compressors, control boards and drum bearings. We diagnose first, quote second and start work third.
As a general rule, a repair costing more than roughly half the price of a comparable new appliance favours replacement. Small parts such as pumps, seals, belts, elements, fans and thermostats are almost always worth repairing. Compressors, motors and control boards on older appliances often tip the numbers the other way, and we give you an honest answer either way.
We repair all major brands, including Samsung, LG, Fisher and Paykel, Westinghouse, Electrolux, Simpson, Bosch, Haier, Hisense, Whirlpool, Miele and Asko. See the full list and our brand-specific repair guides on the appliance brands we repair page. To see how call-out, labour and parts are worked out, read our appliance repair pricing guide.
Technicians are dispatched from our base in Seven Hills across Greater Sydney, from the Eastern Suburbs and South East Sydney to the Inner West, Western Sydney, the Hills District and South West Sydney. Every suburb with a dedicated local page is listed on our areas we serve page, and the main ones are linked below.
Choose your suburb for local advice and the services we offer there, or see every suburb grouped by region on our areas we serve page.
Refrigerators and freezers, washing machines, clothes dryers and electric ovens, across all major brands: freestanding and integrated fridges, front and top load washers, vented, condenser and heat pump dryers, and freestanding and built-in electric ovens.
No. We do not service dishwashers, cooktops, stoves or rangehoods, and we do not do any gas work. Gas appliances need a licensed gasfitter.
Often, yes, subject to technician availability and location on the day. Calling early in the morning gives the best chance, and we will tell you honestly at booking whether same day is realistic.
It depends on the appliance, the fault and the part. Cleaning, blockage clearing and seals sit at the low end, pumps, valves, thermostats, elements and fans in the middle, and motors, compressors and control boards at the top. We quote before any work begins.
Most repairs are completed in a single visit of 45 to 90 minutes including diagnosis and testing. Jobs needing an ordered part need a short second visit.
All major brands, including Samsung, LG, Fisher and Paykel, Westinghouse, Electrolux, Simpson, Bosch, Haier, Hisense, Whirlpool, Miele and Asko. The full list is on our brands page.
Greater Sydney, including the Eastern Suburbs, South East Sydney, the Inner West, Western Sydney, the Hills District and South West Sydney. Tell us your suburb when you call to confirm timing.
Generally, if the appliance came with the property, the landlord or managing agent arranges and pays for the repair. If the tenant owns it, it is the tenant's responsibility. Check your tenancy agreement and NSW Fair Trading for your situation.
45 Monaro Street, Seven Hills, NSW 2147, Australia
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1300 144 431
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Call 1300 144 431 or email us with the appliance, the brand, the model number and exactly what it is doing. See our fridge repair, washing machine repair and dryer repair pages for more detail on each service.