Northgate Appliances

Experiencing a power outage is not ideal. Whether you’re affected by a storm, the grid failing, or the power company taking care of routine maintenance, the sudden loss of electricity can wreak havoc on your day and sometimes appliances in your home. If you’ve ever questioned what to do when your refrigerator stops making its unending hum, or a washing machine won’t turn back on after a power completion because the power came back on, this guide is for you. Let’s go through what happens to your appliances when the power goes out and how to assess them safely and properly. Why Do Appliances Break After Loss of Power? Loss of power (while annoying) usually does not directly cause appliances to break, and, instead, serious risk of appliance damage comes from power surges when the electricity comes back on. If you have appliances that are over 8–10 years of age, it may not make much sense to go through repair costs. When electricity is restored, the surge can overwhelm delicate cir...

  One of the most frustrating issues you can experience in your home is a washing machine that refuses to drain. You lift the lid, look forward to having clean, fresh clothes, and see a wet heap of clothing sitting in dirty water. Don't panic; this is one of the most common issues with washers, and most of the time, you can fix it yourself. This guide will provide the basic steps for why your washer isn't draining and how you can check a few things in a safe way before calling a Washer repairman . 1. Check for a Clogged Drain Hose One of the first things to check is the drain hose. The drain hose is the tube that directs water to drain out of your washer. Over time the drain hose could be clogged up with lint, detergent, or just simply whatever small items floated into your loaded clothes. How to check it: Unplug your washer. Move it away from the wall. Disconnect the drain hose (keep a bucket handy to catch any remaining water). Inspect th...

  Learn how Northgate Appliances makes affordable refurbished appliances accessible to homes in Edmonton. Discover what "refurbished" actually means, benefits, how to select the proper device, and maintenance tips to maximize your appliance purchase. As costs rise and consumers demand more, choosing a refurbished appliance is the smart middle ground between full retail price and simply settling for something that does not measure up (asch. based on cost, quality, and repair). For those who live in Edmonton, Northgate Appliances is a trusted refurbished appliance sales vendor - providing priced right reliable appliances. What Does "Refurbished" Mean? A refurbished appliance has had pre-service use or ownership, but has gone through repair, cleaned, parts replaced, and fully inspected to restore the appliance to a good standard of operating condition. Consistent with a "used" product - the vendor should sell the product as-is and leave it up to the b...