Newtech Appliance Repair & Refrigeration

I used the services of Newtech Appliance Repair, specifically Amin, several times. First, it was my old fridge a few years ago. Amin came, quickly identified the problem, fixed it, and the fridge has been working since then (knock on wood). Another time, it was our oven. Same procedure - I've called Newtech, got the next day appointment, Amin came, found the problem, fixed it, and the oven is still alive and kicking. Later on, I had another minor problem with my oven (it's an old one, so not surprising). Amin came but was unable to find the problem. He did not charge me for that visit. But the most amazing part was when he called me the other day and asked if he could come again to check one more point which he suspected could have been the cause of the problem. He came, checked, but that point turned out to be OK. Amin did not charge me for that visit, either. This is an indication of honest, reliable business with superior customer service who cares about its customers. I would recommend Amin for everyone who needs their appliances to be fixed at an affordable price.

Great experience with Newtech. We have 2 ovens in our townhouse and they both had stopped working. ( One had never worked right) Amin was fast and easy to schedule with. He came to diagnose the issues and ordered the parts the same day. The parts arrived after a few weeks and he came back to install. He handled everything! and overall it ended up being cheaper then what was quoted. Really great service. So glad to have a working oven again!

We are so grateful!!! The Newtech Appliance Repair were kind enough to come to our place on Saturday fix our washing machine (also kind enough to fix the laundry room door too). With reasonable price! Thank you for everything, you are a lifesaver. Keep up the good work , god bless. Thank you for everything we really appreciate your professional attention.

My Whirpool front-loading washing machine was displaying an F06 error code and it would not engage into the spin cycle. After Googling, it was suggested that the carbon brushes on the motor were most likely worn out. I found a YouTube video showing how to check/replace. I contacted Reliable Parts (un-reliable IMO) and brought the brushes to them. They said that these brushes are NOT sold separately and the whole motor would have to be replaced ($200-500). While discussing this with them I searched and found online retailers (including Walmart.ca, Amazon.ca) that sell the brushes for $15 however they needed to be ordered. Thanks un-Reliable Parts. I called 4 local appliance repair shops and they said they would not sell the brushes without service. I ended up calling Amin @ Newtech and he said he could sell me new brushes for $64. More expensive than Walmart but he had them available. Amin met me in a parking lot, explained my issue and he concurred that most likely the brushes needed replacing. He said if it doesn't work then the motor would have to be replaced and he said he could get me a good price on it. Anyways, Amin did not push service on me and just sold me the parts. I told him that I would definitely use his service if I could not fix it myself. Amin @ Newtech helped me out of a jam.

I am not impressed... we have a top load washer that started shaking at the spinning cycle... we got the machine new 4 or 5 years ago and it just started to shake... I watched some youtube clips on how to fix the balancing springs on a washer and determined that I'd let a professional do the job... well, this guy showed up, pushed a few buttons on the machine, spent 5 minutes watching the tub spin on empty and then gave me an invoice for $81 for the service call and told me that the machine is beyond repair. He was here for less than 15 minutes... I will not ever call these guys again! If I could give zero stars, I would.... Now they replied back and advised that they had told me that the machine could be repaired but it would cost more than buying a new one. I consider repairing something at a cost greater than buying a new one "beyond repair" Ultimately what I take a big issue with is this: The guy showed up, spent 5 minutes looking at the machine and pushed a few buttons on the instrument panel... He didn't use any tools... just pushed a button, looked at it and told me it could be repaired but would cost more than a new one (which I consider "not worth repairing) and charged me $ 81.00. Frankly, I could make a decent living by sticking a "repair and service" sticker on my car and showing up at peoples houses to inspect their broken appliances and just tell them "it's too expensive to repair" and bill them $ 81.00 for a 15 minute so called inspection... I am very frustrated... total waste of time and money...