Kansas City Appliance Repair Expert Reveals How To Save Washer Dryer After Flood

KC Appliances and Repair has released a new how-to resource on steps to take to save washer and dryer after flood waters recede. Flood and storm victims and other interested parties can find the guide online at http://www.kcfixed.com/storm-tips.

Independence, United States – August 30, 2017 /PressCable/ —

This most recent how-to resource from KC Appliances and Repair contains precise detailed steps and instructions,on how to repair washer and dryer after a flood. Created specifically to help flood victims and empower household owners to get there laundry center back up and operational, with as little stress as possible.

Flood and storm victims and other interested parties are welcomed to visit and bookmark the how-to resource, in full, from the website: http://www.kcfixed.com/storm-tips

The inspiration for creating this guide came from a desire to provide useful, actionable information to anybody facing the challenge of being flooded out and getting there household laundry back up and going. The most pressing issue are for households who do not have flood insurance and need economical ways to save their possessions.

The Full How-To Resource Goes Over The Following Points:

Safety procedures – turning power off at main breaker before doing any appliance repair is necessary to avoid personal injury or death. Get the dryer and washer out of the water and in a safe place to dry out completely. This procedure involves opening up the appliance and disconnecting the wiring harnesses and connections at major components. Reconnecting wiring harnesses and electrical connections once dried out. Use a photo taken prior to disconnecting to make sure wiring connections are put back in same order. Use dielectric grease to make connections more stable.

Ron Stockton, expert appliance technician at KC Appliances and Repair spoke at length about the resource, excited to share the details , the reasons behind creating a guide on “How To Save Washer and Dryer After Flood” and what KC Appliances and Repair hopes to accomplish with it: “With the recent storms and floods in Kansas City and other parts of the country we have experienced a number of our customers whose appliances would not start. We have been able to dry these components out and get them back to working order. Just to be upfront and clear, this may or may not work. We have had about 70 percent success and our customers are happy.”

Flood and storm victims and anybody interested in How To Save Washer and Dryer After Flood are encouraged to review the how-to resource online directly: http://www.kcfixed.com/storm-tips

More information about KC Appliances and Repair itself can be found at http://www.kcfixed.com

Contact Info:
Name: Ron Stockton
Email: info@kcfixed.com
Organization: KC Appliances and Repair
Address: 2411 Missouri 291, Independence, MO 64057, United States
Phone: +1-816-286-4445

For more information, please visit http://www.kcfixed.com

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