Leo's Appliance Parts
Replacement parts for refrigerators, washers, dryers and ranges from a Detroit Avenue counter in Concord.
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When a dryer stops heating or a refrigerator's ice maker quits, the right replacement part can keep a working appliance out of the landfill. Leo's Appliance Parts is listed at 1070 Detroit Avenue, Unit F, in Concord, with Leo Arostegui named as owner, and its name describes the trade: parts for household appliances. This listing was compiled from public business records and is awaiting the owner's confirmation.
What an appliance parts store usually stocks
A business of this kind usually sells replacement parts for refrigerators, freezers, washers, dryers, dishwashers, ranges, ovens and cooktops across the major brands. The fast-moving items tend to be the ones that wear out: dryer belts, heating elements and thermal fuses, refrigerator door gaskets and water filters, dishwasher pumps and racks, oven igniters and bake elements, and the knobs and handles that crack with daily use. Less common parts are generally ordered from a distributor and collected a few days later.
Counter staff at a parts store typically help match a part to the appliance and can often talk through the likely cause of a fault, which matters to anyone attempting the repair at home.
Getting the right part the first time
The most useful thing to bring is the appliance's model number, plus the serial number if you can find it. On a refrigerator the tag is often inside the fresh food compartment; on a washer or dryer, look around the door opening or on the back panel; on a range, check behind the storage drawer or along the oven door frame. A phone photo of the tag works well. If the broken part is already out, bring it so it can be compared side by side. Ask whether a part comes from the original manufacturer or is an aftermarket equivalent, how long a special order usually takes, and whether electrical parts can be returned once installed, since many stores refuse them. Unplug the appliance, or shut off the gas, before you take anything apart.
Customers around central Contra Costa
From Detroit Avenue the store is convenient for do-it-yourselfers and repair technicians in Concord, Clayton, Pleasant Hill, Pacheco, Martinez and Walnut Creek, and a reasonable drive for those coming from Pittsburg and Bay Point in the eastern part of Contra Costa County.
Call 925-680-7555 before driving over to check whether a part is in stock. If you are Leo Arostegui, the chamber can help you claim this listing and add your hours and details.
Servicios
Típico de este tipo de negocioDoor gaskets, water filters, ice maker assemblies, defrost components and fan motors for refrigerators and freezers, matched to the model number of the appliance.
Belts, heating elements, thermal fuses, pumps, door switches and drum rollers for washing machines and dryers, the parts that commonly wear out with regular use.
Igniters, bake and broil elements, surface burners, knobs and thermostats for gas and electric ranges, ovens and cooktops in Concord kitchens.
Pumps, spray arms, racks, door seals and float switches for dishwashers, with less common parts usually ordered in from a distributor.
Ordering of parts not kept on the shelf, typically arriving within a few days; confirm the lead time and whether special-order parts can be returned.
Help at the counter matching a part to an appliance from its model and serial number or from the broken part itself, useful before a do-it-yourself repair.
Detalles
Ubicación y zona de servicio
Concord, CA 94518-2496
Preguntas frecuentes
Típico de este tipo de negocioWhere do I find my appliance's model number?
Look for a tag or sticker inside the refrigerator compartment, around the door opening of a washer or dryer, behind the storage drawer of a range, or along the edge of a dishwasher door. A photo of the tag is the easiest way to bring it.
Should I buy an original manufacturer part or an aftermarket one?
Original parts match the appliance's specifications exactly; aftermarket parts can cost less and often work well. Ask the counter which options exist for your model and how they differ in fit and expected life.
Can I return an appliance part?
Policies vary. Many parts stores accept returns on unopened mechanical parts but not on electrical parts once installed, and special orders may carry restocking terms. Ask before you buy.
Is it worth repairing an older appliance?
Often, when the fault is a common wear part such as a belt, igniter or gasket. If the repair needs a compressor, a control board or sealed-system work, compare the parts cost with replacement first.
Antes de contratar
- Bring the model and serial number, or a photo of the tag
- Bring the broken part if it is already removed
- Ask whether the part is original manufacturer or aftermarket
- Ask about returns on electrical and special-order parts
- Call ahead to check stock before driving over
- Unplug the appliance or shut off the gas before disassembly
Resumen en español
Leo's Appliance Parts figura en el 1070 de Detroit Avenue, unidad F, en Concord, con Leo Arostegui como dueño. Un negocio de este tipo suele vender repuestos para refrigeradores, lavadoras, secadoras, lavavajillas y estufas, y encargar las piezas que no tiene en existencia. Lleve el número de modelo y de serie del aparato, o una foto de la etiqueta, y pregunte por las devoluciones de piezas eléctricas. Esta ficha proviene de registros públicos y el dueño aún no la ha confirmado. Teléfono: 925-680-7555.
Compilado a partir de registros comerciales públicos que tiene la San Francisco Bay Area Hispanic Chamber of Commerce. Las secciones marcadas como típicas describen lo que suele ofrecer un negocio de este tipo, no lo que este negocio ha confirmado.
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