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In
order to keep your home appliances running for as long as they’re supposed to, you
must make sure you use them properly as well as keep up with regular cleaning
and maintenance on them.
Average Life Expectancies:
Refrigerator: 7-12
years
Washer: 8-12 years
Dryer: 8-12 years
Central
Air Conditioner: 10-15 years
Room Air Conditioner:
10 years
Furnace: 15 years
Garbage Disposal: 12
years
Dishwasher: 8-10 years
Microwave: 8 years
Gas Range: 10-15
years
Electric Range: 10-15
years
Taking care of your appliances is imperative to getting the most life out of them. If something is dirty, clean it right away. Be careful not
to overload your washer, dryer, dishwasher or garbage disposal. Doing so causes
them to have to work overtime to keep up, which will eventually take years off
of their lives. Avoid using your air conditioner/furnace on days when the
indoor climate is comfortable without it. Don’t place your refrigerator
directly next to your oven; the heat that it gives off will cause the fridge to
have to work harder to stay cool. Over time this will result in greater wear
and tear on your unit’s motor and compressor, which causes it to burn out
sooner. Most importantly, when something breaks on any of your appliances - don’t
continue using it until it is fixed. Replace faulty parts at your earliest
convenience to prevent further damage to your units. You can find genuine
manufacturer replacement parts at discount prices for all your appliance repair
needs at: Appliance-Parts-Experts.com.