Here's my story on service, repair and maintenance: Starting January 2015, I will be charging $45 for a service and $22.50 for each half hour after that, if needed. Parts are extra, of course and if I look at it and tell you I'm skeptical, but willing... then I won't charge you if it turns out I can't fix it. I don't charge to look, or think, or try... under most circumstances. I work for, currently, 3 shops; 2 in Shelton, WA and 1 in Olympia, WA. So we can meet in either town. And all shops provide drop-off and pick up service (each with a very small increase to cover their time and store expenses).
In regard to recycling machines that are not fixable, I will take all machines and break them down (when that is what is needed) and take their parts to the right recycling place. So if you have one or two you just want to dump and you're nearby, email me: kixfixing@gmail.com
This Kenmore looked perfectly normal on the top side, except it didn't turn.
So before I looked under the machine; "Ahh, no problem, I can probably get this freed up for you, ma'am." Ooops! "Uhh, ma'ma? Did your kenmore sit in water somewhere?" ...and then there was a story about a flood.
So before I looked under the machine; "Ahh, no problem, I can probably get this freed up for you, ma'am." Ooops! "Uhh, ma'ma? Did your kenmore sit in water somewhere?" ...and then there was a story about a flood.
This wonderful little Singer was cleaned and serviced. The squatters were gone and luckily it was fiberglass and not cotton. So there was very little rust and this was just a $45 service.
100 Plus Machines To Go!
Looking forward to fixing, cleaning and servicing some of the wonderfully ingenious old machines I've got. But until then they wait in a dehumidified environment until I can wake them with tuffs of air and oil massages. Life is good!
