Independent Maytag specialists
Maytag builds heavy-duty appliances meant to outlast most others, which usually means it's a single worn mechanical part failing, not the whole machine. Our technicians know exactly which one to check first.
Serving Waterloo since 2022
By appliance
Maytag refrigerator repairs across Waterloo. These units are built simple and durable, so most cooling problems come down to one clear mechanical cause rather than a chain of electronic faults.
Maytag top-load and front-load washers across Waterloo. Known for heavy-duty drums and motors, the parts that tend to give out are the ones doing the actual mechanical work around them.
Electric and gas Maytag dryers across Waterloo, built for heavy weekly use. The heating circuit and drum support system carry that load, and they're the parts we check first on every call.
Maytag built-in dishwashers across Waterloo. Straightforward machines, so a fault usually narrows down fast to one of a handful of well-known wear parts.
Gas and electric Maytag ranges across Waterloo. Solid, heavy-duty burners and elements mean most faults come down to one specific worn switch or igniter.
Wall and built-in Maytag ovens across Waterloo. The bake element is the single most common failure point, and usually the fastest, most affordable fix on the list.
Error code guide
Pick your appliance to see the codes it shows. Reading the code before you call helps us arrive with the right part.
Lid lock fault
The lid lock assembly isn't engaging or releasing properly.
Too many suds detected
Usually too much detergent, occasionally a drain issue.
Long fill time
Low water pressure or a clogged inlet screen.
Won't fill
A supply valve issue or a faulty water inlet valve.
Power failure
Often clears on its own; repeat codes suggest a wiring fault.
Control board fault
Points to the main electronic control board.
Thermistor fault
The sensor tracking drum temperature is open or shorted.
Low or no voltage detected
Often a power supply issue rather than the dryer itself.
Won't fill with water
A faulty water inlet valve or a shut supply line.
Keypad or control fault
A stuck button or a failing control panel.
Circulation motor fault
The wash motor isn't running as expected.
Overflow detected
A stuck float switch or a valve that won't shut fully.
Most models don't show codes
Maytag refrigerators rarely have a diagnostic screen; faults usually show up as blinking indicator lights instead.
Cooling or sensor issue
Usually paired with warm compartments or long run cycles.
Ice maker fault
Points to the inlet valve, auger motor, or a jam.
Control board fault
Worth a full inspection rather than a guess over the phone.
Codes vary by model and year. When in doubt, call us with the code, or the light pattern you're seeing, and we'll walk you through it.
Where we go
We're based right in Waterloo, so most of the city is a short drive away.
Neighbourhoods we know well
Recent Maytag repairs
$185
The Problem
The fridge side started warming up while a thick sheet of ice formed along the back wall inside.
The Fix
The defrost heater had failed. Replaced it, cleared the ice buildup, and confirmed the unit held a steady temperature.
$165
The Problem
A loud grinding sound started every time the machine hit spin, growing worse with each load.
The Fix
The tub bearing had worn through. Replaced the bearing and seal, and ran a full cycle to confirm it spun quietly again.
$150
The Problem
The dryer showed no signs of life at all, not even the drum light, no matter which cycle was selected.
The Fix
The door switch had failed, so the machine thought the door was open. Replaced the switch and confirmed a normal cycle start.
Each price shown is what that customer paid for that exact job, for reference only. Your price is confirmed on site before any work begins.
Working Hours
Monday – Sunday: 7:00 AM – 11:00 PM
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