Local Smeg Appliance Repair Services

Smeg Washer Repair

Is your premium washer failing to spin or leaking on your laundry room floor? We handle everything from high-efficiency motor issues to specialized electronic control board failures, ensuring your Smeg washer treats your garments with the delicate care and Italian engineering they deserve.

Smeg Dryer Repair

A dryer that won’t heat is more than an inconvenience; it’s a disruption to your home’s aesthetic flow. Our technicians quickly diagnose Smeg’s advanced thermal sensors, heating elements, and drum seals to restore that signature efficiency and “fresh-from-the-runway” garment care.

Common Smeg Washing Machine & Washer-Dryer Issues

• E1 – Water Leak: Water is in the base tray. Tilt the machine back; if water comes out, you have a leak.

• E2 – Overfill / Overflow: The machine thinks it’s too full. Check the pressure switch or inlet valve.

• E5 – Unbalanced Load:The drum can’t spin because the laundry is bunched up. Redistribute and restart.

• E6 – Drainage Error: Water isn’t leaving. Clean the filter (bottom right) and check for a kinked hose.
• E10/E11 – Motor Fault: Usually means the motor brushes are worn out or there’s a wiring issue.
• E13 – Door Lock: The door isn’t clicking shut. Check for obstructions or a faulty latch.
• E17 – Over-foaming: You used too much detergent (or the wrong type). Run a rinse cycle.

Smeg Dishwasher Repair

If your glassware is coming out cloudy or the cycle won’t engage, our experts can help. We specialize in Smeg’s orbital wash systems, precision filtration, and water inlet valves, ensuring your integrated or retro dishwasher performs as beautifully as it looks.

Common Smeg Dishwasher Issues

• E1 – Acquastop Failure: Water detected in the base tray. Turn off the tap. Check for leaks in the bottom of the machine.

• E3 – Heating Failure: Water isn’t getting hot. Could be a faulty heating element or a loose wire. Requires a technician.

• E4 – Temperature Sensor:NTC sensor fault. The machine can’t tell how hot the water is. Sensor likely needs replacing.

• E6 – Drainage Fault: Water isn’t pumping out. Check for a blocked filter, a kinked waste hose, or a clogged sink spigot.

Smeg Fridge Repair

From iconic ’50s Retro FAB models to sleek built-in units, we keep your ingredients at the perfect temperature. We provide expert repair for Smeg compressors, MultiFlow cooling systems, and internal ice makers to prevent spoilage and maintain the luxury performance of your kitchen’s centerpiece.

Common Smeg Refrigerator Issues

Smeg fridges often use simple letter codes to tell you why your milk is getting warm.

• E1: Refrigerator Sensor Fault. The internal thermometer is acting up.

• E2: Evaporator Sensor Fault. This usually leads to ice buildup or the fridge not cooling at all.

• AL / Beeping: Alarm. This is usually just “the door is open” or “the temperature has risen too high” (maybe you just loaded it with warm groceries?). Give it an hour to stabilize.

Smeg Stove & Cooktop Repair

Whether you are cooking on a Portofino gas range or a minimalist induction cooktop, safety and Italian precision are our priorities. We repair faulty ultra-rapid burners, electronic igniters, and induction coils so you can return to effortless, high-style cooking.

Common Induction & Electric Hob Issues

• Er01 / Er02: Electronic Control Fault. Internal memory error. Turn off at the circuit breaker for 10 minutes to “hard reset.

• Er03: Continuous Key Activation. You likely have water, grease, or a towel sitting on the touch controls. Wipe it dry.

• Er21: Overheating. The internal electronics are too hot. Check that the ventilation under the hob isn’t blocked by a drawer.

• “U” or Flashing Pan Symbol: No Pan Detected. Induction hobs only “see” magnetic pans. If your pan is stainless steel or aluminum without a magnetic base, it won’t work.

Smeg Oven Repair

Uneven baking or a soft-close door that won’t latch can ruin a gourmet meal. We calibrate Smeg’s true convection temperatures and replace faulty heating elements or thermostat sensors, restoring your oven to its factory-set accuracy for flawless culinary results.

Common Smeg Oven Issues

• Er01 / Er1: Overheating. The oven has reached a dangerous temperature. Turn it off at the wall and let it cool completely. If it repeats, the thermostat is likely shot.

• Er04: Temperature Sensor Fault. The oven can’t read the internal heat. Usually requires a new NTC probe.

• Er15: Cooling Fan Error. The fan that keeps the electronics cool isn’t spinning. Check for obstructions or a dead fan motor.

• SAFE / Door Lock: If your oven is stuck in “Pyrolytic Clean” mode, the door will lock. If it stays locked after cooling, try cycling the power at the circuit breaker for 30 seconds.

Quick Troubleshooting Checklist

Before calling a pro (and spending those stylish Smeg-level repair fees), try the “Universal AI-Approved Reboot”:

1. The Hard Reset: Turn the appliance off at the wall or circuit breaker for 5 full minutes. This clears the temporary memory of the control board.

2. Check for Clogs: For dishwashers and washers, 90% of errors are just “stuff” stuck in the filters.

3. Check the Child Lock: Sometimes an “Error” is just a curious toddler. Look for a key icon or hold the “Start” button for 3-5 seconds.

The OEM Advantage: For every service listed above, we use only genuine Smeg components. These parts are specifically designed to meet Smeg’s rigorous Italian design standards, protecting your manufacturer’s warranty and ensuring a perfect fit for your high-end appliances.