Wooten Appliance

08/02/2026

We are excited to offer you our new $59 Appliance Maintenance Check & Tune-Up Service. Plus only $20 for each additional appliance.

By concentrating our service in specific areas, we’re able to keep costs low and pass those savings directly on to you.

Appliance Check & Tune-Up Service Includes:

Refrigerator: Cleaning behind and underneath the unit; cleaning condenser coil, fan, motor, and drip pan (as needed); inspecting connections, thermostat, and accessories (ice maker, water dispenser, etc.); diagnosing any issues.

Dishwasher: Inspecting installation; securing and leveling as needed; cleaning food catch and drain line; running a commercial cleaning agent to remove hard water, mineral, and calcium buildup (if necessary).

Washer & Dryer: Checking seals and hoses; vacuuming dryer interior (if necessary) to reduce lint buildup and fire hazards; inspecting connections, balance, and operation; diagnosing any issues.

Garbage Disposal: Inspecting motor and grinder operation; cleaning to remove food buildup and odors (if necessary).

Microwave: Confirming proper heating; checking filters; verifying heating levels; inspecting vent and blower operation (if necessary).

Why Tune-Ups Matter:

Major appliances are among the largest energy users in a home. Dirty components can reduce efficiency, increase energy bills, and create safety risks--especially with dryers. Regular tune-ups help improve performance, efficiency, and safety.

*If there is a known issue with an appliance, the service would be considered a repair. However, during our maintenance tune-up service, if we find any issues, we will bring them to your attention before proceeding.


Please let us know if you’d like to schedule or if you have any questions!

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https://www.wootenappliance.com/

888-325-3099

Do you need expert appliance repair in Halethorpe, MD? At Wooten Appliance, we can help. Call us at (888) 325-3099 to book an appointment.

25/11/2025

Thank you for trusting Wooten Appliance with the privilege of earning your business! We truly appreciate the opportunity to serve you and hope your recent experience was a pleasant one.

As one of our valued customers, we’d like to share something designed especially for you — our Wooten Appliance Service Agreements. With the rising cost of parts and labor — and the decline in appliance quality — maintaining your home appliances can feel costly and unpredictable. That’s where we come in.

Our Service Agreements make appliance care simple, affordable, and worry-free, backed by the same great service and reliability that Wooten Appliance has delivered for over 25 years. You’ll enjoy peace of mind knowing your appliances are protected by a local company you already know and trust.

We offer three flexible plans to fit your budget and appliance needs. Take a moment to review them and see which option is right for you — and keep your home running smoothly year-round with Wooten Appliance by your side.

Please click here to find out more and to sign up!
https://www.wootenappliance.com/appliance-service-plans/

13/01/2020

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We get that question multiple times a day. Check out our blog to find out which two major brands to avoid!

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As a service technician it seems like I am asked multiple times a day the same question, “What is the best brand of appliances to buy?” I sound like a broken re

31/12/2019

Thank you for choosing us for all of your applience repairs in 2019. We hope you had a great year and we wish you happy New Year!🎉

05/02/2017

February Newsletter

By far, the most common problem I see with dishwashers is the use of too much soap. We as Americans have been conditioned to think more is better, and when it comes to soap we think if I don’t see suds then it’s not getting clean. Think about when you are washing your car, you try to get as much soap as you can on the sponge because the more soap you have on the car the better it will clean it. Well, that may be good for washing your car, but the same principle does not hold true for your
dishwasher (or your washing machine but that’s another blog for another time). Your dishwasher detergent manufacturer
has uniquely designed that soap to clean your
dishes without the use of suds. That is a foreign concept for most of us because we’ve been conditioned to believe, “no suds, no cleaning”.
In actuality, soap suds are public enemy #1 when it comes to dishwashers and I would say 90% of the customers that I service are guilty of using too much soap.
“So how do I know how much soap I should be using?” Well, I’m glad you asked!
If 90% of consumers are using too much soap, it’s probably a safe bet that you may be in that group of excessive soap users. When it comes to filling your dishwasher’s soap cup please get away from the “one size fits all” approach. When you wash your clothes do you use the same amount of detergent to wash your satin, delicate table cloth as you would to wash your son’s soccer uniform that has grass stains and mud all over it? Of course not. Just like your tablecloth needs far less detergent because there’s hardly anything on it to clean; on the other hand that filthy uniform will need much more soap to pe*****te through those
tough stains.
The same rule should apply for your dishwasher; most people do a fairly good job of rinsing off their dishes before placing them into the dishwasher so most of the heavy debris is already removed before the dishwasher starts. Besides that your dishwasher will start with a 5 minute rinse cycle to get off any remaining debris followed by another cycle to clean the dishes before your soap dispenser opens about 30 minutes into the cycle. That means by the time your dispenser opens, your dishes are practically clean just by the force of the hot water spraying your dishes for up to 30 minutes. Therefore, very little soap is needed at that point and if too much soap is used it will begin to form suds which will not drain. Once the drain cycle finishes and the rinse water fills, where does all of the residual soap go? Right back on your dishes and
dishwasher components, causing cloudiness on the dishes and soap scum build up in the filter and pump housing which eventually develops into mold and mildew....and it’s gross.
If you’re still asking for the solution by this point, I’m questioning how much you’ve actually read here. USE LESS SOAP. Most dishwashers have lines in the soap dispenser indicating how much soap to use; I usually encourage consumers to just fill the detergent to the 1st line or no more than 1⁄2 full. This is about equivalent to 2 tablespoons of detergent. As a side note, make sure your rinse agent is full also.
I hope that helps improve the performance of your dishwasher and lessens the buildup in your machine. Look out for our next “tip of the month” coming soon!

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10/11/2015

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28/01/2015

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28/01/2015

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04/12/2014

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29/11/2014

When you shop local, everyone wins. Thank you for all your support!

27/11/2014

Happy holidays from our home to yours.

26/11/2014

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