Typical Plano prices by symptom, parts and labor included. Your exact price is written down before any work.
| Symptom | Typical cause | Typical price | Repair or replace |
|---|---|---|---|
| Fridge not cooling | Fan, defrost part, relay | $150–$450 | Repair |
| Fridge not cooling after outage | Control or inverter board | $300–$650 | Repair if under ~10 years |
| Fridge not cooling, compressor silent | Sealed system | $600–$1,300 | Usually replace on 10+ year units |
| Washer not draining | Pump, hose, filter | $130–$350 | Repair |
| Washer shaking or grinding | Bearings, drum | $400–$900 | Often replace |
| Dryer not heating | Thermal fuse, element, igniter | $130–$300 | Repair, and check the vent |
| Dryer noisy | Idler pulley, rollers, belt | $150–$300 | Repair |
| Dishwasher not draining | Pump, drain path, filter | $120–$350 | Repair |
| Oven not heating | Bake element, igniter, sensor | $150–$350 | Repair |
| Oven control board | Board | $250–$600 | Depends on age and model |
| Microwave dead | Door switch, board | $100–$250 | Replace countertop units |
Reviewed October 2026.
The $89 fee covers the visit, testing and written quote. Approve the repair and it’s credited in full. Decline it and you pay only the $89.
Repair when the quote is under 50% of a comparable new appliance; on appliances 10+ years old, tighten that to about 30%. Read the full guide.
Most repairs cost $130 to $450 including parts and labor, plus an $89 diagnostic credited when you approve the work.
Yes, $89, which covers the visit, testing and written quote.
No. The written quote is a flat price for parts and labor.
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