Inglis Appliance Repair

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Our Inglis Appliance Repair Services Includes

Inglis Fridge Repair

Your fridge is the heart of your kitchen, keeping food fresh and beverages cold. At RightFix, we specialize in repairing Inglis fridges of all models and sizes.

Whether you're dealing with cooling problems, strange noises, or leaks, our technicians diagnose and fix issues swiftly. From compressor replacements to thermostat calibration, no problem is too complex. We use genuine parts and modern tools to restore your fridge's functionality, so you can store food safely and confidently.

Inglis Dryer Repair

A dryer that refuses to work can quickly disrupt your laundry routine. Our team at RightFix excels at repairing Inglis dryers, addressing problems like lack of heat, unusual vibrations, or failure to start.

With years of experience, we handle everything from replacing heating elements to fixing faulty belts. We understand the importance of a reliable dryer in your home, so we ensure efficient repairs that bring your appliance back to optimal performance.

Inglis Dishwasher Repair

No one likes the hassle of washing dishes by hand when a dishwasher breaks down. RightFix provides comprehensive repair services for Inglis dishwashers, tackling issues like water leaks, improper cleaning, or strange odors.

Our skilled technicians use cutting-edge diagnostics to identify the root cause and implement effective solutions. Whether it's fixing a faulty motor or addressing drainage problems, we’ll have your dishwasher running like new in no time.

Inglis Freezer Repair

A malfunctioning freezer can lead to food spoilage and unnecessary expenses. At RightFix, we repair Inglis freezers with precision and care. From defrost system failures to temperature control issues, we’ve seen and fixed it all.

Our team ensures your freezer maintains its cold temperatures efficiently, preventing further complications. Trust us to handle everything, from minor adjustments to significant repairs, and extend the lifespan of your freezer.

Inglis Washer Repair

When your Inglis washer stops working, it’s more than an inconvenience—it’s a disruption to your daily life. RightFix provides expert washer repair services, addressing problems like failure to spin, water leakage, or electronic malfunctions.

Our technicians are skilled in repairing all Inglis washer models, offering quick, reliable solutions. With genuine parts and years of experience, we restore your washer's functionality, so you can enjoy clean laundry without delays.

Inglis Cooktop Repair

A damaged cooktop can put your cooking plans on hold. RightFix specializes in repairing Inglis cooktops, whether you're dealing with uneven heating, faulty ignition, or cracked glass. We bring expertise and precision to every repair, ensuring your cooktop is safe and efficient.

Our team works on both gas and electric models, providing tailored solutions to suit your needs. Count on us to restore your cooktop's reliability so you can get back to preparing meals with ease.

Inglis Stove Repair

Your stove is a kitchen essential, and when it malfunctions, meal preparation becomes challenging. RightFix offers comprehensive repair services for Inglis stoves, fixing issues such as burner problems, temperature inconsistencies, or electrical faults.

Our skilled technicians ensure each repair is thorough, enhancing your stove's safety and efficiency. With our experience, you can trust us to handle repairs for all Inglis stove models promptly and effectively.

Inglis Oven Repair

A faulty oven can derail your cooking and baking plans. RightFix is here to help with expert Inglis oven repair services, addressing problems like uneven cooking, door seal issues, or temperature calibration errors.

We focus on delivering lasting solutions that bring your oven back to peak performance. Our technicians are experienced in handling complex oven repairs, ensuring your appliance is reliable for all your culinary creations.

Common Inglis Error Codes

Inglis Dryer Error Codes

• F01 or F1: Main Electronic Control Board Failure

  The dryer’s main control board is not functioning properly and may need to be reset or replaced.

• F02 or F2: Keypad/User Interface Failure

  The keypad or user interface is not communicating with the main control board correctly.

• F20: No Power to Heater Relay

  The heater relay is not receiving the necessary power, which could affect the drying process.

• F22 or F23: Heater Relay Failure

  The relay responsible for the heater function is malfunctioning.

• F24: Inlet Thermistor Fault

  The temperature sensor responsible for monitoring the inlet air has either an open or shorted circuit.

• F28: Moisture Sensor Open or Shorted

  The sensor that detects moisture levels in the clothing has a malfunction.

• F29: Moisture Sensor Shorted

  There’s a short circuit in the moisture sensor.

• F70 or F71: Communication Error

  There’s a communication breakdown between the main control board and the user interface board.

• L2: Low Line Voltage Detection

  The dryer has detected a decrease in line voltage, which may affect its operation.

• PF: Power Failure

  Power to the dryer was interrupted, either due to an outage or unplugging.

• AF: Restricted Airflow

  The dryer’s airflow is compromised, possibly due to lint buildup, a clogged vent, or a faulty blower.

• E1 or E2: Thermistor Failure

  The temperature sensing thermistor is malfunctioning.

• E3: High Limit Thermostat Tripped

  The safety thermostat has tripped due to excessive heat in the dryer.

• E4: Airflow Restriction

  There’s a significant restriction in the airflow, which may affect the dryer’s efficiency and safety.

• E5: Heating Element Fault

  The heating element in the dryer may not be working correctly, leading to clothes not drying properly.

• F30: Dispenser System Error

  There’s a problem with the dryer’s dispenser system, often seen in models with steam or other additional features.

• F31: Low L2 Line Voltage

  The dryer is detecting a lower than expected secondary line (L2) voltage which could affect its performance.

• F70: Control Board Heartbeat Failure

  The main control board failed to communicate with the panel. A reset might be needed, or parts may need replacement.

• F74: User Interface Button Feedback Error

  The control panel buttons are either jammed or not responding correctly.

• F75: User Interface Button Stuck

  One or more buttons on the user interface are stuck or continuously pressed.

• FE: Exhaust Thermistor Shorted

  The thermistor that monitors the exhaust temperature has a short circuit.

• TE: Thermistor Error

  General error related to the thermistor’s operation or its circuitry.

• F80: Door Lock Problem

  The dryer door is not locking correctly, which may prevent the cycle from starting or running properly.

• F81: Door Unlock Problem

  The dryer door is not unlocking correctly, which may trap the laundry inside.

• F83: Door Lock or Unlock Fault

  The locking mechanism of the dryer door is neither locking nor unlocking correctly.

Inglis Washer Error Codes

• F1: Primary Control Failure

  This indicates a potential malfunction in the main control board of the washing machine.

• F2: Long Drain

  The washer has taken too long to drain the water. This could be due to a clogged drain hose or a faulty drain pump.

• F3: Overflow Condition

  The washer is overflowing, possibly because of a malfunctioning pressure switch or a blocked pressure hose.

• F4: Door Lock Error

  The washing machine can’t lock or unlock the door. This might be due to a faulty door lock mechanism or misaligned door.

• F5: Temperature Sensor Error

  The temperature sensor inside the washer is not functioning correctly.

• F6: Motor Drive Error

  There’s an issue with the motor or the motor control board.

• F7: Flow Meter Error

  The flow meter, which measures the amount of water entering the washer, is malfunctioning.

• F8: Water Inlet Error

  The washer has detected a problem with the water inlet valve or the valve’s electrical connections.

• F9: Dispenser Error

  The detergent dispenser can’t function properly, possibly due to a blockage or an electrical issue.

• FA: Lid Switch Error

  The lid switch, ensuring the lid is closed during operation, is malfunctioning.

• LF: Long Fill

  The washer is taking too long to fill, indicating a potential problem with the water inlet valve or blocked screens at the hose connections.

• UL: Unbalanced Load

  The washer has detected an unbalanced load, which can cause excessive vibrations or noise during the spin cycle.

• SD: Suds Detected

  The washer has detected excessive suds, often due to using non-HE detergent or too much detergent in a high-efficiency machine.

• DR: Door Open

  The washer believes the door is open or unlocked during a cycle, possibly due to a faulty door latch or sensor.

• HC: Hot and Cold Water Inlet Error

  The hot and cold water inlet hoses might be reversed, leading to temperature issues during specific cycles.

• IE: Inlet Water Error

  The washing machine isn’t filling with water as expected. Check for kinks in hoses, clogged filters, or issues with the water inlet valve.

• OE: Outflow Error

  There’s a problem with the water draining out of the washing machine, possibly caused by a blockage or malfunctioning drain pump.

• PE: Pressure Sensor Error

  The pressure sensor, which detects water levels, is malfunctioning.

• LE: Lock Error

  There’s a problem with the door locking mechanism, preventing the washer from starting its cycle.

• UE: Unbalanced Error

  The washing machine has detected an imbalanced load, which could cause damage during the spin cycle.

• FE: Overflow Error

  The washing machine is overfilling due to a problem with the inlet valve or pressure sensor.

• CE: Communication Error

  There’s a communication failure between the main control board and the user interface or another component.

• FF: Pump Failure

  The water pump responsible for draining the washer is not functioning properly.

• EE: EEPROM Error

  The control board’s memory encountered an issue. This may require a reset or replacement of the board.

Inglis Oven and Stove Error Codes

• F1: Control Board Failure

  This error indicates a potential malfunction of the oven control board or the touchpad.

• F2: Oven Temperature Too High

  The oven exceeded its temperature limit. This could be due to a malfunctioning oven sensor or the control board.

• F3 or F4: Oven Temperature Sensor Open or Shorted

  The oven’s temperature sensor circuit has either opened or shorted. The sensor might need replacement.

• F5: Door Lock Error

  The oven’s self-cleaning feature may have a problem with the door lock mechanism.

• F7: Stuck Button on Touchpad

  One or more buttons on the touchpad might be jammed or continuously pressed.

• F8: Control Board Failure

  Similar to F1, this error indicates a potential fault in the oven’s main control board.

• F9: Door Lock Circuit Error

  There’s an issue with the oven door’s locking mechanism or its circuit.

• F10: Runaway Temperature

  The oven detected that it’s overheating. This could be due to a faulty sensor or a relay stuck in the “on” position.

• F11: Shorted Key Error

  One of the touchpad keys has shorted. It might require touchpad replacement.

• F13: EEPROM Checksum Error

  The memory on the control board encountered an error. The board may need to be reset or replaced.

• F14: EEPROM Erase/Write Error

  The control board’s memory encountered an issue erasing or writing data. This may require a reset or replacement of the board.

• F15: Touchpad Error

  There’s a potential fault with the touchpad, or it’s not communicating with the main control board properly.

• F16: Control Board to Touchpad Communication Error

  The main control board is having trouble communicating with the touchpad. Check for loose or damaged wiring between the two.

• F17: Door Lock Circuit Problem

  The circuit responsible for locking the oven door, especially during self-cleaning cycles, is malfunctioning.

• F18: Control Board Overheating

  The main control board is running too hot, potentially due to a fault or external factors causing poor ventilation.

• F19: Temperature Sensor Circuit Problem

  There’s an issue with the circuitry of the oven’s temperature sensor. The sensor or associated wiring may need inspection or replacement.

• F20: Communication Error between Boards

  There’s a problem with the communication between the main control board and the secondary board (if present).

• F21: Key Sensing Error

  The control board is having difficulty detecting if a touchpad key is pressed or not.

• F22: Calibration Error

  The oven’s calibration settings are off or not functioning properly.

• F23: Control Board Failure

  Another indication of a potential malfunction in the main control board of the oven.

• F24: Oven Temperature Sensor Out of Range

  The oven’s temperature sensor is producing readings that are out of the expected range, indicating a potential malfunction.

• F25: Door Switch Error

  There’s an issue with the oven door’s switch mechanism, potentially affecting the ability to detect the door’s open or closed state.

• F26: Control Board Grounding Error

  The main control board may have a grounding issue, which could interfere with its proper operation.

• F27: Overheating Error

  The oven detected temperatures that are too high, which could be a safety risk. Potential causes include a faulty temperature sensor or heating element.

• F28: Communication Error within the Board

  The internal components or circuits of the main control board are not communicating properly.

• F29: Door Lock Circuit Error

  A repeated error where the oven’s self-cleaning locking mechanism or its circuit has malfunctioned.

• F30: Open Probe Connection

  The connection to the temperature probe is open or not secure. This could lead to inaccurate temperature readings.

• F31: Shorted Probe Connection

  The temperature probe circuit has shorted. Check the probe and its connections for any visible damage.

• F32: Oven Door Lock Assembly Error

  The assembly responsible for locking the oven door, especially during self-cleaning cycles, is malfunctioning or misaligned.

• F33: Oven Cooling Fan Error

  The fan that helps cool the oven is not working correctly. This could lead to overheating or uneven temperature distribution.

Inglis Fridge Error Codes

• CF: Communications Failure

  The control board is having difficulty communicating with the user interface or another module.

• CO: Cooling Off Mode

  The refrigerator’s cooling system is turned off. This might be activated during showroom displays.

• PO: Power Outage

  The refrigerator detected a power outage and is alerting the user.

• PF: Power Failure

  The refrigerator experienced a power interruption. This code indicates the system might need to be reset.

• FF or FZ: Freezer Fault or Fresh Food Fault

  Either the freezer or the fresh food compartment isn’t reaching the desired temperature.

• dE: Defrost Error

  The defrost system is not functioning properly, which can lead to ice buildup.

• Er: General Error

  A nonspecific error has occurred. This may require a technician to diagnose.

• IF or F dH: Ice Maker or Ice Fan Error

  The ice maker or the fan associated with the ice system is malfunctioning.

• dr: Door Error

  There’s an issue with one of the refrigerator doors, either not closing properly or a sensor malfunction.

• r dH: Refrigerator Defrost Heater

  The defrost heater in the main refrigerator compartment is not functioning as it should.

• F1: Temperature Sensor Error

  The temperature sensor in the refrigerator is malfunctioning, leading to potential cooling issues.

• LO: Door Left Open

  One of the refrigerator doors has been left open for an extended period, potentially causing temperature fluctuations.

• OF F or O FF: Cooling Off Mode Activated

  This code indicates the refrigerator’s cooling system has been manually turned off, often seen in display or demo modes.

• SS: Shorted Sensor

  A temperature sensor in the refrigerator is short-circuited and may need replacement.

• OP: Open Sensor

  A temperature sensor in the refrigerator has an open circuit, signaling a malfunction.

• CE: Communication Error

  An error in communication between the main control board and other components or modules of the refrigerator.

• CI: Check Ice Maker

  An issue with the ice maker, potentially related to its mechanism or sensor.

• CL: Check Water Dispenser

  There’s a potential problem with the water dispenser, possibly involving its mechanism or flow.

• SA or 5A: Sabbath Mode

  The refrigerator is in Sabbath mode, a feature to assist those observing the Sabbath and certain religious holidays.

• PC: Pantry Control Error

  The pantry or deli drawer temperature controls are malfunctioning or not set correctly.

• DF: Defrost Mode

  The refrigerator is in a defrost cycle. If this mode persists or occurs too frequently, there may be an issue with the defrost system.

• LC: Door Lock Error

  The system that locks the refrigerator or its compartments, if equipped, is malfunctioning.

• HS: Humidity Sensor Error

  The humidity sensor, typically associated with crisper drawers, is malfunctioning or not providing accurate readings.

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