Same day appliance repair for your home. We repair washing machines, refrigerators, dishwashers, and dryers in apartments and villas, with on-site diagnosis, upfront pricing, and a 30 day warranty.
Yes. We repair washing machines, refrigerators, dishwashers, and dryers for both apartments and villas in this community. A technician diagnoses the fault at your home first, and most callouts arrive within two to four hours, subject to availability on the day.
Subject to availability on the day.
We find the fault before naming a part.
You approve the cost before repair starts.
Every repair backed in writing.
Comfortable with both setups.
Used where available, disclosed first.
App connected and integrated units, alongside standard models.

Not spinning, draining, leaking, or stopping mid cycle.
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Tell us the appliance and problem and we'll confirm the next available arrival window.
| Service | Typical Cost Range |
|---|---|
| Washing Machine Repair | AED 150 – 600 |
| Refrigerator Repair | AED 150 – 900 |
| Dishwasher Repair | AED 150 – 500 |
| Dryer Repair | AED 150 – 550 |
These are indicative ranges, not fixed quotes. We inspect the appliance and confirm the exact repair price before starting the work.
Most dishwasher repairs fall between AED 150 and AED 500. A blocked filter or door latch sits toward the lower end, a drain pump or control board repair toward the higher end. We confirm the exact price on site, after inspecting the fault, before any work begins.
A few things show up more often in this community than elsewhere, though not every appliance will develop these issues.
| Local Factor | Possible Effect | What Technician Checks |
|---|---|---|
| Fine dust and heat | Faster dust buildup on vents and coils | Coil, vent, and filter condition |
| Built in appliance installations | Restricted airflow and access around the unit | Cabinetry clearance before repair |
| Apartment utility spaces | Compact laundry areas with limited ventilation | Installation space and airflow |
| Villa vs apartment setups | Villas often run larger capacity appliances | Appliance size relative to fault |
| Mineral buildup in water supply | Gradual scale buildup in pumps and elements over time | Scale condition during inspection |
Usually a blocked filter at the base of the machine, safe to check and clear yourself. If it's still not draining after that, a jammed drain pump likely needs a technician.
Often the machine has paused as a safety measure due to an unbalanced load, redistributing it can resolve this. If not, a worn belt or control fault needs inspection.
Turn off the water inlet if reachable and avoid running another cycle. A worn door seal or loose hose is the most common cause, and a technician can confirm and repair it.
Check the door seal for gaps and clear dust from the condenser coils if accessible. If it's still warm, the fan, thermostat, or compressor may be at fault, and a technician can confirm which.
Usually a blocked defrost drain or a door seal letting in humid air that condenses inside the unit. Both are straightforward for a technician to diagnose.
Often the door isn't registering as fully closed and latched. If checking that doesn't help, the issue likely needs a technician to inspect further.
Turn it off and check the door seal for tears or hardened rubber. A worn seal is the most common cause and a straightforward repair.
Check the lint filter first, a blockage is the most common cause. If heating is still weak after cleaning it, the heating element has likely failed.
Usually a blocked lint filter or vent restricting airflow. If both are clear and drying is still slow, the heating element may be partially failing.
Safety first: Unplug the appliance before checking accessible filters or hoses. Do not remove electrical covers, handle live wiring, or open sealed refrigeration systems yourself.
There's no single fixed rule for this, the right decision depends on several factors together: how old the appliance is, what's actually wrong with it, what the repair will cost, whether it's been repaired before, and how easily a replacement could be sourced. As a general rule of thumb, if a repair cost approaches around half the price of a similar new appliance, replacement starts to look more worthwhile, particularly if the same fault has come back more than once. A technician can walk you through the specifics once the actual cause is known.
Tell us the appliance and the fault.
Usually 2 to 4 hours, subject to availability.
We find the cause before quoting.
Tested, then backed by a 30 day warranty.
Manufacturer warranty: check your warranty terms, an authorized service center may be required to keep it valid. Out of warranty: independent on site repair, like The Fixerman, can be a practical option, with diagnosis and pricing confirmed before any work begins.
Tell us what's wrong and we'll arrange the next available repair visit.