Arizona appliance guide
Appliance repair in Arizona
Water in Phoenix, Tucson and most of the state is very hard, and Colorado River and groundwater supplies leave heavy scale on dishwasher heaters, ice maker valves and washer inlets. Garage temperatures well above outdoor air push second refrigerators and freezers past their rated range, and dust storms clog condenser coils and dryer vent hoods.
Water hardness in Arizona
Water in Phoenix, Tucson and most of the state is very hard, and Colorado River and groundwater supplies leave heavy scale on dishwasher heaters, ice maker valves and washer inlets.
- Overall: generally very hard
- Very hard water and extreme garage heat.
What wears appliances in Arizona
Garage temperatures well above outdoor air push second refrigerators and freezers past their rated range, and dust storms clog condenser coils and dryer vent hoods.
A practical tip for Arizona
If a refrigerator or freezer lives in the garage, buy one rated for high ambient temperatures and leave several inches of clearance around it. After monsoon dust storms, vacuum the condenser coil and clear the dryer vent hood.
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Arizona FAQ
Arizona water: hard or soft?
Arizona water is generally very hard. Garage temperatures well above outdoor air push second refrigerators and freezers past their rated range, and dust storms clog condenser coils and dryer vent hoods.
Which repairs are most common in Arizona?
Very hard water and extreme garage heat. In Arizona that puts dishwasher repair first, then ice maker repair and refrigerator repair.
Reach a technician in Arizona
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