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What Should I Do If I Notice That My Appliance Is Not Working?
First, stop using the machine. Whether it’s a noise, a damaged part, an electrical problem, or a problem with your water or gas line, you should turn the machine off and cease using it. Continuing use can make the problem worse.
Second, contact a Home Alliance technician right away. The sooner you call us, the faster we can respond to your problem.
Second, contact a Home Alliance technician right away. The sooner you call us, the faster we can respond to your problem.
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