Fisher & Paykel Appliance Repair

Fisher & Paykel has spent decades pursuing one idea: that a kitchen appliance does not have to be a single large box. The DishDrawer is the clearest expression of it — a dishwasher built as one or two drawers that run independently, so you can wash a small load in one while the other sits idle or holds clean dishes.

For a repair company that modularity is genuinely useful. When one drawer stops draining, the fault is in that drawer’s pump and its own water path; the other is untouched. When a refrigeration drawer drifts off temperature, the cabinet above it is unaffected. Diagnosis narrows quickly and you are rarely left without a working appliance while a part arrives.

The trade is that these have mechanisms where other appliances have none, and a drawer that will not seal or will not slide needs someone who has taken one apart before.

If you have a two-drawer appliance, tell us which drawer. On a DishDrawer the two halves are independent — separate motors, separate controls, separate water paths — so one can fail entirely while the other works perfectly. Knowing which one saves a diagnostic step and often decides the part.

Full diagnosis, a fixed written quote, and no diagnostic charge when you go ahead with the repair. That covers travel, a full diagnosis of one appliance and a straight answer, with the estimate before any work starts.

Whichever appliance has stopped, the detail is on its own page: DishDrawer dishwashers, refrigeration, washers, dryers, ovens and cooktops, microwaves or ventilation.