The inner bellows had slipped from behind the bellows spring.Removed the top and door assembly, accessed the inner bellows ring and put it back in place. Secured the inner bellows ring and put the door assembly back on. Secured the outer bellows ring. Ran a test cycle with high speed spin to verify the bellows stays in place and water doesnt leak. The front load washing machine is back to normal and goods for use.

I replaced the standard water filter with a bypass water filter and that immediately restored water flow throughout the refrigerator fixtures. Tested the ice maker and water dispenser to verify, back to normal.

The ice maker had created a sheet of ice in the freezer. The owner turned off water to the appliance and unplugged power. When I found the ice maker, the water supply track wasnt lined up to the fill spout at the back of the freezer wall. Water was flowing outside of the ice maker assembly and onto the freezer floor. I cleaned up the water, aligned the ice maker correctly and ran a harvest test to make sure that the ice maker isnt leaking in any manner whatsoever, refrigerator will produce ice once the appliance works its way down to temperature.

I removed the door assembly and blower motor cover, accessed the burner assembly. Installed new ignition coil, secured it in place and verified that force would not allow any movement. Reassembled the blower motor cover and door assemblies, plugged the appliance in and started a timed dry cycle, the dryer tumbles, heats, and produces air flow. The dryer is back to normal and Im good working order.

The customers dishwasher produced a burning smell during a wash cycle. Slid the machine out, unplugged the power chord, ave accessed the bottom of the appliance. Right away I found charred marks on the left side of the wash motor windings. I removed the motor and installed the motor. Restored power and ran a brief cycle to verify function, the dishwasher fills, washes, drains without issue. Goods for everyday, normal use.