All Appliance Parts of Bradenton

04/07/2026

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As temperatures rise in Florida, your HVAC system is about to work harder than at any other time of the year. Preparing your HVAC system before summer hits can help prevent breakdowns, improve energy efficiency, and keep your home comfortable during extreme heat. Below is a complete summer HVAC prep...

01/05/2026

Fix It Yourself and Save!
Whether it’s a washer, dryer, or refrigerator, get the right part and expert guidance to repair it yourself. Save time, save money, and get it done right.
Visit All Appliance Parts Sarasota for all your DIY repair needs.

What you’ll need to get the right replacement parts

To get the correct part for your washer, dryer, or refrigerator, you should have:

Brand name (e.g. Whirlpool, LG, GE, Samsung, etc.)

Model number (usually on a label or plate inside the door, behind the kickplate, on the back, etc.)

Part description or part number, if you know it (e.g. “door seal”, “motor”, “control board”, “inlet valve”, etc.)

You can call or go in with that info, and the staff should be able to help you find the correct component.

12/31/2025

🎉 Happy New Year from All Appliance Parts! 🎉 As we step into 2026, we’re grateful for your support and excited to continue helping you keep your appliances and HVAC's running smoothly! Here’s to a year filled with success, joy, and hassle-free home repairs! 🥳✨

Let’s make this year the best one yet! 🎊

12/25/2025

“From our family to yours, Merry Christmas! 🎄 Thank you for supporting All Appliance Parts of Sarasota & Bradenton this year — your loyalty keeps local business thriving. Wishing you joy, peace, and smooth-running appliances in the New Year!”

12/24/2025

🎄✨ It's Christmas Eve! 🎉 Let's celebrate the magic of this beautiful season with joy, laughter, and loved ones by our side. Embrace the warmth of traditions and the excitement of what tomorrow brings! Wishing you all a night filled with sparkle and cheer! ❤️🎁 HOLIDAY HOURS NOTICE: We will be Closing at 2pm December 24th and will reopen Monday December 29th. Thank you for your business and your understanding as our staff enjoys time with their families.

12/22/2025

🎅🍪 Ready to bake up some magic for Santa and his sleigh team? Here are 4 tips to keep your oven running smoothly this holiday season!

1. **Preheat with purpose**: If your oven ain't hot, your cookies won't be caught! 🔥
2. **Check the seals**: Make sure those doors aren't playing peek-a-boo; we want the warmth to stay in! 🚪✨
3. **Rotate your trays**: Equal opportunity cookie baking! No cookie left behind! 🍪🔄
4. **Keep it clean**: Crumbs aren't just for the reindeer! 🎄✨ A clean oven is a happy oven!

All Appliance Parts of Sarasota & Bradenton is your go to shop for all your oven parts!!

Now, let's save our cookies from any holiday mishaps! Who’s ready for some tasty treats? 😉

12/20/2025

Thank you for an amazing year! We truly appreciate your support and understanding as our staff spends time with their families during the holidays.

Christmas Schedule:
📅 Christmas Eve (Dec 24): Closing early at 2:00 PM
❌ Closed December 25–28
📅 Reopening Monday, December 29

New Year’s Schedule:
📅 New Year’s Eve (Dec 31): Closing early at 12:00 PM (Noon)
❌ Closed January 1
📅 Reopening with normal hours Friday, January 2

From our family to yours — Merry Christmas, Happy New Year, and thank you for choosing All Appliance Parts of Sarasota & Bradenton! 🎁🎉

12/19/2025

Don’t forget to keep your oven in tip-top shape—Santa and his reindeer are counting on you to bake those delicious cookies!
All Appliance Parts of Sarasota & Bradenton have all the parts you need to keep you cooking this holiday season. 🎅🍪✨

12/15/2025

🎄🎉 Keep that fridge fit for all your Christmas feasts! Here are some foolproof steps to ensure it’s in tip-top shape to hold your festive goodies:

1️⃣ Avoid overstuffing it - it's not a game of fridge Tetris! Santa's cookies have to fit.
2️⃣ Regularly check the temperature - 37°F (3°C) is your friend here!
3️⃣ Clean those spills - Santa's sleigh has nothing on the stickiness of last week's eggnog!
4️⃣ Clear out expired items - I know, it’s like a trip down memory lane, but some things belong in the past!

All Appliance Parts of Sarasota & Bradenton have tons of parts and supplies to keep your holiday treats fresh.

With these tips, your fridge will be ready to stash everything from turkey leftovers to cookies galore! 🎁🍪

12/12/2025

5 Common Refrigerator Issues and How to Fix Them Yourself

Refrigerators are one of the hardest-working appliances in the home, running 24/7 to keep food fresh. When something goes wrong, it can feel urgent—but not every problem requires an expensive service call. Here are five of the most common refrigerator issues and some simple fixes you can try yourself.

1. Refrigerator Not Cooling Properly

If your fridge isn’t staying cold enough, first check the temperature setting. Make sure vents inside the fridge aren’t blocked by food, and vacuum the condenser coils (usually at the back or underneath) to remove dust buildup. Dirty coils make the compressor work harder, reducing cooling efficiency.

2. Water Leaking on the Floor

A clogged defrost drain is the usual culprit. Locate the drain hole inside the freezer compartment and flush it with warm water to clear ice or debris. Also check that the water supply line to the ice maker isn’t cracked or loose.

3. Ice Maker Not Producing Ice

Confirm the ice maker is switched on and the water supply valve is open. Replace the water filter if it’s older than six months, as a clogged filter can restrict water flow.

4. Unusual Noises

Rattling or buzzing often means something is touching the condenser fan or the fan blades have debris stuck in them. Unplug the fridge before inspecting the fan area. Clicking sounds may indicate a failing start relay, which is a small, inexpensive part you can swap out yourself.

5. Frost Buildup in the Freezer

Excess frost usually signals a bad door gasket or a door that isn’t closing all the way. Inspect the seal for cracks and clean it with warm soapy water to improve its grip. If it’s torn, replace it—it’s a simple part that snaps into place on most models.

When to Call a Professional

If these steps don’t solve the problem, or you notice electrical burning smells or coolant leaks, it’s safest to call a qualified appliance technician.

With a few simple checks and inexpensive parts, you can solve many refrigerator issues yourself, save money, and keep your kitchen running smoothly.