What a Fisher & Paykel repair starts at, and what actually moves the number.

Diagnostic visit cost

What the first visit costs, why it is the only honest way to price a repair on this equipment, and why it comes off the bill. It is the company rate rather than anything to do with the badge — a cooktop and a wall oven cost the same to diagnose.

• Researched market range for South Florida: service calls $59–$129
• Credited toward the repair when you go ahead
• A second appliance on the same visit costs less than a second visit

DishDrawer lid & seal repair cost

The repair that exists only on this maker, and the one with no aggregator band behind it. It is set on labor plus an assembly rather than on a market average, because no other dishwasher has a lid motor to compare it with.

• Lid motor and seal treated as one assembly
• Whether the drawer has to leave its cabinet opening
• On a double, one drawer or both

Dishwasher drain & filter repair cost

Set at the low end of the market band on purpose, because on these machines the filter and the drain path end a large share of these calls before the pump is ever reached — and a page that priced for the pump would be pricing for the exception.

• Researched market range for South Florida: dishwasher drain work $120–$300
• The free checks come first and often end it
• Pump and check valve tested under load

Dishwasher leak repair cost

A little higher than the drain row for one reason: on a drawer the search runs lid seal, drawer seal, connections and base pan, and finding a leak takes longer than clearing a blockage. Same market band, different starting point.

• Traced to the source rather than mopped and guessed
• Flood detection understood before a board is blamed
• A full cycle run and watched before we leave

Dishwasher control & motor repair cost

The highest dishwashing row, and the one where we are most likely to advise against the repair. A double DishDrawer carries two wash controllers and two motor controllers, and that is the reason the figure sits where it does.

• Quoted only after the rotor and the free causes are excluded
• Two of everything on a double, and which one matters
• An honest view when a machine is not worth it

Refrigerator cooling & defrost repair cost

Fans, dampers, defrost heaters and sensors — the ordinary parts behind almost every "it is not cooling" call. The figure carries the access on an integrated column, because that is where the time actually goes.

• Researched market range for South Florida: defrost and fan work $180–$450
• Airflow and the condenser checked before anything is opened
• Integrated access planned at the diagnostic

Refrigerator sealed system repair cost

The highest figure on this site, quoted last and only after everything cheaper has been measured out. On some cabinets it is straightforwardly worth doing and on others it is not, and you get the arithmetic rather than a sales pitch.

• Researched market range for South Florida: sealed system $600–$1,500
• EPA-certified refrigerant handling
• An honest view on whether the cabinet is worth it

Ice maker repair cost

Set low because the first two things checked are the filter and the water pressure reaching the machine, and a fair share of these calls end there. The ice maker itself is the last item on the list rather than the first.

• Researched market range for South Florida: ice maker work $150–$400
• Filter and supply pressure before the machine
• The one repair that cannot be proved in an hour

Refrigerator door, seal & panel repair cost

Set deliberately low, because on this maker a crooked or badly closing door is usually the cabinet panel hardware rather than the appliance — and that is a much smaller job than the one people brace for.

• Panel brackets checked before the appliance is blamed
• Seals read rather than replaced on sight
• The repair that quietly fixes three other complaints

Wine cabinet & beverage center repair cost

Sensors, fans, seals and controls on a 24-inch integrated cabinet with very little air around its condenser. The figure carries the diagnosis time, because proving a cabinet holds a narrow band takes hours rather than minutes.

• Researched market range for South Florida: wine cabinet work $180–$500
• Which zone, on a dual-zone cabinet
• No owner-side reset published for these

Oven heating & sensor repair cost

Elements, temperature sensors, relays and the thermal cut-out that opens after a self-clean cycle. The cheapest part on this list is also the commonest cause, which is a good combination for you and a poor one for anybody who prefers selling boards.

• Researched market range for South Florida: element and sensor work $180–$420
• Sensor measured before anything is ordered
• The thermal cut-out checked on any oven that has self-cleaned

Oven door & self-clean lock repair cost

Latch motors, position switches, hinges and door glass. The figure assumes nobody has pulled on a locked door — if somebody has, that changes the job from a latch to a door and we would rather know before we arrive.

• Researched market range for South Florida: latch and hinge work $160–$400
• A2 and A3 are opposite ends of one mechanism
• The free reset tried before the tools come out

Steam oven repair cost

Its own row because it is its own appliance: a boiler, a pump, a level sensor and a drain that no plain oven has. Higher than the oven row, and set separately rather than averaged with it.

• Researched market range for South Florida: steam oven work $220–$550
• Descale history asked about before parts are discussed
• Fill side and drain side diagnosed separately

Oven control & display repair cost

Control boards, displays and touch panels on a built-in machine — plus the sixty-odd F numbers the maker publishes without individual meanings. The free reset comes before the figure, every time.

• Researched market range for South Florida: oven control boards $220–$600
• Display and control are often two parts
• The maker's own reset tried first, and it is free

Range burner & ignition repair cost

Ignitors, caps, ports, valves and thermocouples across gas ranges, cooktops and professional rangetops. Set at the low end because the commonest version of this call is a burner that was cleaned and reassembled wrong.

• Researched market range for South Florida: burner and ignition work $150–$380
• Caps and ports checked first — the commonest finding
• Every burner proved before we leave

Induction cooktop repair cost

Power boards, zone sensors and the cooling that keeps them alive. The figure is high because the part is a board — but a real share of these calls end without one, at the cabinet under the counter.

• Researched market range for South Florida: induction board work $220–$600
• Ventilation and pan checked before a board is quoted
• Diagnosed under load, not cold

Cooktop glass replacement cost

A parts-led row rather than a labor-led one, and the page says plainly what it is: a replacement, not a repair. Availability is confirmed before you are asked to agree to anything, because on an older cooktop that is what decides it.

• Researched market range for South Florida: glass replacement $290–$800
• Availability confirmed before you commit
• A safety matter, not a cosmetic one

Washing machine repair cost

Ordinary market pricing for ordinary laundry work, with one caveat said before the number: this maker no longer lists a washing machine for the United States, and parts availability is checked before anything is ordered.

• Researched market range for South Florida: washer repairs $150–$450
• Parts availability confirmed before ordering
• Told plainly when a machine is not worth it

Dryer repair cost

Heating, airflow and moisture sensing across vented, condenser and heat pump machines. A large share of these end outside the appliance, in a duct run, which is why the figure starts where it does.

• Researched market range for South Florida: dryer repairs $140–$420
• Which kind of dryer decides the whole diagnosis
• A heat pump circuit is diagnosed before it is quoted

Appliance maintenance visit cost

Priced per visit rather than per appliance, which is what makes it worth doing on a kitchen where most of the machines come from one maker. The travel and the setup are the bulk of what any service call costs.

• Per visit, not per machine
• Condenser, seals, filters, descale, ducts
• A written note of what was found, including what was fine

Appliance installation & re-fit cost

Putting a built-in machine back into its opening, hanging and aligning a cabinet panel, and connecting water where there is water. Not a delivery service — the fitting after a repair, a kitchen change, or an installation that was never right.

• Researched market range for South Florida: built-in fitting $150–$450
• Fitted to the maker's own instructions, and we tell you what they said
• Ventilation and clearance checked, because it causes later repairs

Cooktops and rangetops

Forty-six machines and four different technologies under one word: seventeen induction cooktops, thirteen sealed gas, eleven professional rangetops, three electric and two teppanyaki plates. A rangetop is the top half of a professional range with nothing underneath it — the same grates, the same burners, the same repair — which is why it is on this page rather than a page of its own.

Dishwashers and DishDrawers

Fifty-one machines, and forty of them are drawers. The DishDrawer is this maker's own invention and nothing else in a South Florida kitchen works the way it does: a lid that seals under motor pressure instead of a door, a wash system per drawer, and on a double, two machines that can run — and misbehave — independently of each other.

Dryers

The same situation as the washers: Fisher & Paykel lists no dryer for the United States today, and the ones in South Florida laundry rooms are still working and still repairable. What is worth knowing before you call is which kind you have — vented, condenser or heat pump — because the three fail in completely different places, and only one of them is about a duct.

Freezers

Eight machines, and every one of them is an Integrated column meant to stand beside a refrigerator column behind matching cabinet fronts. Seven of the eight carry an ice maker, and one is a triple-zone machine with three independently controlled compartments. That is the whole row, and this card would rather say so than pad it.

Ranges

Forty-one freestanding ranges, and the split tells you what this maker is: sixteen dual fuel, fifteen gas, seven induction and one electric. Twenty-seven of them are Professional — heavy grates, dual-flow burners, four to eight of them, and on the larger machines a griddle let into the top. On a 48-inch range, "the oven is not heating" means one of two ovens, and which one narrows the part before anybody drives anywhere.

Refrigerators

Fifty-one machines in the current line, and twenty-four of them are Integrated — built into the cabinetry behind your own door panels rather than standing in an opening. Columns that pair a refrigerator with a freezer beside it, French door and quad door machines that stand on the floor, and the CoolDrawer, a drawer that can be run as anything from a freezer to a chiller.

Wall ovens

The largest row on this site: a hundred and ten wall ovens, and a third of them cook with steam. Forty-five are self-cleaning ovens, thirty-eight are combi-steam machines, twenty-eight are compact convection-speed ovens with a microwave system inside them, and six are doubles. A steam oven is a plumbed appliance with a boiler in it, and it does not fail the way an oven fails.

Washing machines

Read this first: Fisher & Paykel no longer lists a washing machine for the United States. Its US support site has a laundry section with nothing in it, and the Products menu has no fabric care in it at all. The machines are still here — South Florida laundry rooms are full of them — and the maker still sells laundry parts and stacking kits. We repair the ones that are here, and we would rather tell you where the line falls than let you find out at the parts stage.

Wine cabinets and beverage centers

Five machines: integrated wine cabinets, a full-height column wine cabinet, and two beverage centers. They are on one page because they are one repair — the same compressor, the same door seal, the same sensors and the same electronics, in a cabinet that happens to be holding bottles rather than cans.