One Burbank fridge needed nothing but a different outlet. A Thermador range needed a new display module, an $835 bill. Below are six Burbank repairs lined up from the smallest bill to the largest, with what our technicians found inside each machine.
Each one is a finished Burbank job, told from the technician’s notes and the photos on file. Each amount is the customer’s full bill with the diagnostic fee inside it, rounded to $5. We give the ZIP code and nothing more about the home.
This LG French-door refrigerator had stopped running during the night. The technician traced it to the extension cord it was plugged into, which kept dropping power to the fridge. No refrigerator part had failed.
The advice: retire the cord and plug the fridge directly into a dedicated wall outlet. The condenser coils were cleaned on the same visit. The bill covered the visit and the coil cleaning, less a first-time-customer discount.


The booking for this LG DLG4971W gave the model number and little else. Inside, the drum bearing and the idler pulley were both worn, and we replaced the two of them.

Half of our completed Burbank repair invoices over $100 landed below this line and half above. The middle half ran from about $300 to $460. Split by appliance (each figure covers jobs on that one appliance):
SoCalGas had come out on September 19 and left a written notice on this KitchenAid KFGG500ESS2: the valves for the left-front and right-rear burners were bypassing, and the range had been left turned off. The same notice called the gas connector too small for the range.
We quoted new valves for the two flagged burners and replaced them. The connector is a plumber’s job, so the technician’s note says a licensed plumber should inspect it and replace it if needed. We did not change the connector.


The drain pump on this Kenmore Elite front-loader had failed, so the wash water had nowhere to go. Our technician bailed the drum out by hand, fitted a new drain pump and made the adjustments the machine needed.

A black-stainless KitchenAid French-door refrigerator, built into a wood-cabinet alcove, had stopped cooling. We replaced its inverter board on that visit. On fridges with an inverter compressor, that board powers the compressor, so a fridge that has gone warm is not automatically a compressor failure.


Every few minutes this six-burner Thermador PRG366WH turned itself off and asked for all knobs to be set to off. Only flipping the breaker brought it back. On the first visit the display module wasn’t responding, and the technician noted that the display module, the main control board, or both could be at fault.
We priced the display module on its own, replaced it on a second visit two days later, and said up front that the main board would get its own estimate only if the shutdowns continued, because reaching it takes extra labor and parts.



Yours isn’t one of these six? Tell us what it is doing and we will set up the visit.
“Burbank” here means completed jobs in the five Burbank ZIP codes. Shares count only the jobs where the brand or the fault was written down.
Of the Burbank washer calls with a recorded fault, about half were a machine that wouldn’t drain. The Burbank washer sample is modest, so take it as a tendency. The Kenmore Elite above is one of them.
GE turns up on about a quarter of Burbank dryer jobs, at least as often as LG, while across our area LG dryers far outnumber GE. Noise also comes up more often on Burbank dryer calls, though that sample is small.
The median Burbank refrigerator repair is about 15% under the area figure. Where our technicians left notes on Burbank fridges, most came down to a fan, a board, a sensor or a drain line rather than compressor work.
High-end brands are a small slice of Burbank work. LG leads at 29% of jobs, then GE at 13% and Whirlpool at 11%. We still see the occasional pro range here, like the Thermador above.
“Quick response. The repairman showed up the day. He quickly diagnosed the problem with the microwave and fixed it. Fair price. Would certainly call A&Y appliances again.”
More Burbank pages: refrigerators · washers and dryers · KitchenAid · Thermador · Whirlpool.
That is enough for us to send the right technician to your Burbank address. Ring (747) 207-2030 or use the booking link. The repair price is put in writing before work on it begins.
Burbank repairs Median bill $350, including the $85 diagnostic.
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