Because if not, I would check the troubleshooting guide your owners manual for common issues. Sometimes it's as simple as a clogged filter, or simply not being plugged in. Also, There may be a toll-free technical support number you can call. You also may have a manufacturers limited lifetime warranty that would cover diagnoses, parts, and in some cases labor, by a qualified licensed technician. Your manufacturer can recommend a local technician in your area. They may also help you schedule to have them look and if labor is not covered, they can provide an in-person estimate. Oh, it is running now? I'd vote for it.
Submitted October 31, 2016 at 07:29PM by hdelmonte http://ift.tt/2e5igTI Jokes
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