Affiliate & Call Disclosure

Last updated: 2026-10-25

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Fix It or Replace is free to use. We pay for it through the ways described below. In line with the US Federal Trade Commission's Endorsement Guides, we tell you plainly when we may earn money from something on this site.

Affiliate links

Some links to parts and products (for example, appliance parts retailers) are affiliate links. If you click one and buy something, we may earn a commission at no extra cost to you. Affiliate links are marked and use rel="sponsored".

Partner pro call lines

Phone numbers and buttons labeled "partner pro" are operated by a third-party lead service. When you call, the service routes you to an independent appliance repair provider that serves your area. We may be paid when you call.

We do not employ, train, license, or supervise the technicians.
We do not guarantee their work, pricing, availability, licensing, insurance, or warranties. Confirm these directly with the provider before work starts.
A partner pro line is not the appliance manufacturer and is not a specific local business we have inspected.
Calls may be recorded by the call-routing service for quality and billing; their privacy practices apply.

Advertising

We may show display ads in the future. Ads are labeled and are never placed to look like call buttons or repair advice.

Our editorial rules

Money never decides what we recommend. If the right answer is "it's a $15 fix you can do yourself" or "replace it," we say so.
No fake reviews, testimonials, star ratings, or invented technician authors.
Prices are estimates with a "last checked" date. Always get a written quote.
We are not affiliated with any appliance brand. Brand names are trademarks of their owners.

Not professional advice

Our guides are general information, not professional repair, electrical, gas, or safety advice. Appliances involve electricity, water, gas, and refrigerant. Unplug before you work on anything, shut off gas or water where relevant, and call a qualified professional if you are unsure. Refrigerant work in the US requires an EPA Section 608-certified technician.

Questions

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