Samsung Appliance Repair
Serving the Bay Area including San Leandro, Oakland, Berkeley, Richmond, and more
Looking for reliable Samsung repair services? Look no further than Kerenza Appliance Repair! We specialize in servicing all residential Samsung appliances, including refrigerators, ranges, cooktops, dishwashers, washers, and dryers. Our experienced technicians have the knowledge and expertise to diagnose and fix any issue, utilizing genuine Samsung parts for long-lasting results.
Trust us to take care of your Samsung appliances and let us bring harmony back into your home. Contact Kerenza Appliance Repair today for a hassle-free repair experience!
Samsung Refrigerators
French door, side-by-side, Top/Bottom Freezer
Dealing with refrigerator problems can throw a serious wrench in your day. We get it, and we’re here to turn that frown upside down! Our team of talented professionals is not just skilled but also passionate about solving your fridge woes with lightning speed and pinpoint accuracy. From bizarre noises to temperature rollercoasters, we’ve seen it all when it comes to Samsung refrigerator repair. So sit back, relax, and let us work our magic, because your fridge is in the best hands possible!
- Refrigerator Not Cooling
- Ice Maker Not Producing Ice
- Refrigerator Warm but Freezer Cool
- Refrigerator Making Noises
Samsung Ovens, Ranges, & Cooktops
Gas, Electric, and Induction
We understand the frustration that comes with a hungry household and a malfunctioning range or cooktop, especially when you need it the most. But don’t worry, because our team of skilled specialists is here to save the day, including Samsung oven repair expertise. Whether you’re facing issues with your range, cooktop, or Samsung oven, our dedicated squad is on a mission to rescue you from this kitchen nightmare. We’ll ensure your Samsung appliances are back up and running in no time, so you can cook up a storm and satisfy those hungry tummies.
- Range Burner Not Lighting
- Range Controls Not Working
- Cooktop Not Heating Evenly
- Oven Not Heating
Samsung Dishwashers
Experience the frustration of a malfunctioning dishwasher just when you need it the most? Our skilled specialists are here to provide top-notch Samsung dishwasher repair services. From start-up issues to leaks and more, we swiftly diagnose and fix the problem, ensuring your dishwasher is back in action, making your life easier. Say goodbye to handwashing and embrace convenience with our reliable repair services.
- Dishwasher Not Draining
- Dishwasher Not Cleaning Dishes
- Dishwasher Leaking
- Dishwasher Error Codes
Samsung Washers and Dryers
Top-Load, Front-Load, & Stacked
Tired of dealing with a misbehaving Samsung washer or dryer? Worry no more! Our skilled specialists are ready to provide exceptional Samsung washer and dryer repair services. Whether it’s a washer that refuses to spin or a dryer that won’t heat up, we’re here to save the day. With our swift diagnostics and effective solutions, we’ll have your Samsung appliances up and running smoothly again. Say goodbye to laundry headaches and say hello to hassle-free washing and drying with our reliable repair services.
- Washer Not Spinning
- Washer Not Draining
- Dryer Not Heating
- Dryer Taking Too Long to Dry Clothes
Common Samsung Repair Issues
At Kerenza Appliance Repair, we specialize in Samsung appliance repairs and are here to provide you with exceptional service and peace of mind. Our skilled technicians possess the expertise and knowledge to handle all types of Samsung appliances, including refrigerators, dishwashers, ranges, washers, and more.

Refrigerator Making Noise
Imagine you’re sitting in your cozy living room, enjoying a peaceful evening, when suddenly, an unfamiliar sound interrupts the tranquility. You investigate, only to discover that the source of the commotion is your Samsung refrigerator.
Faulty Evaporator Fan Motor
The evaporator fan motor plays a crucial role in circulating cool air throughout the refrigerator. If this motor becomes faulty or worn out, it can produce a constant buzzing or whirring sound.
Clogged or Faulty Compressor
The compressor is the heart of your refrigerator, responsible for cooling the refrigerant and maintaining the desired temperature. When the compressor gets clogged with dust or debris or becomes faulty, it can generate loud humming or clicking sounds.
Malfunctioning Evaporator Fan
The evaporator fan, located in the freezer compartment, circulates air to maintain consistent temperatures. If the fan blades become loose or misaligned, they can hit other components, such as ice or frost, resulting in scraping or thumping noises.
Faulty Water Valve
If your Samsung refrigerator has a water dispenser or ice maker, a malfunctioning water valve could be the culprit behind the noise. A faulty valve may produce humming or vibrating sounds as it struggles to supply water or fill the ice tray.
Dishwasher Not Draining
After a long day, the last thing you want to deal with is a malfunctioning dishwasher. You diligently load your dishes into your dependable Samsung dishwasher, press start, and expect them to come out brilliantly clean. However, your hopes are dashed when you find standing water inside the machine.
Clogged or Blocked Drain Hose
One of the most common reasons for a dishwasher failing to drain is a clogged or blocked drain hose. Over time, food particles, grease, or debris can accumulate in the hose, obstructing the flow of water.
Jammed or Faulty Drain Pump
The drain pump plays a crucial role in expelling water from the dishwasher. If the pump becomes jammed with food remnants or experiences a malfunction, it may struggle to effectively drain the water.
Blocked or Faulty Check Valve
The check valve prevents water from flowing back into the dishwasher after draining. If the check valve becomes stuck due to debris or malfunctions, it can impede the draining process.
Overfilled or Obstructed Dishwasher Filter
Dishwashers are equipped with filters to capture food particles and prevent them from clogging the drain system. If the dishwasher filter becomes overfilled or clogged, it can interfere with the drainage process.
Range Not Lighting
Cooking up a delicious meal in your kitchen can be a delight, but when your trusty Samsung range refuses to light up, it can put a damper on your culinary adventures.
Gas Supply Issues
If you have a gas range, the gas supply could be causing the issue. Check if the gas valve supplying the range is open. A closed or partially closed valve will restrict the gas flow and prevent the range from lighting.
Igniter Failure
The igniter is responsible for creating the spark that ignites the gas in your range. Over time, igniters can wear out or become faulty, resulting in a lack of ignition. If you hear clicking sounds but there’s no flame, the igniter might be the culprit.
Dirty or Misaligned Burner Components
The burner components, such as the burner cap or the burner head, can accumulate dirt, grime, or food debris over time. This build-up can disrupt the flow of gas and prevent proper ignition.
Defective Spark Module
The spark module controls the spark that ignites the gas when you turn on the burner. If the spark module malfunctions, it may fail to produce the necessary spark, resulting in a range that doesn’t light up.
Washer Not Draining
Laundry day can feel like a never-ending cycle, and when your reliable Samsung washer fails to drain properly, it adds an unwelcome twist to the chore.
Clogged or Blocked Drain Hose
The drain hose plays a vital role in carrying water out of the washer. Over time, lint, debris, or even small clothing items can clog or block the drain hose, impeding proper drainage.
Obstructed Pump Filter
Washing machines are equipped with a pump filter to catch lint, coins, and other debris that might have escaped during the wash. If the pump filter becomes clogged, it can hinder water drainage.
Unbalanced Load
Sometimes, an unbalanced load can prevent the washer from draining. If the laundry is unevenly distributed inside the drum, it can cause the machine to detect an imbalance and halt the draining process.
Faulty Lid Switch
Many Samsung washers have a lid switch that ensures the machine won’t start or continue a cycle with the lid open. If the lid switch is clogged with debris or becomes faulty, it might prevent the washer from draining.