Identify the appliance
Take a photo of the appliance model tag, upload a photo, or enter the model number. Check model and serial information before looking up model-specific guidance or parts.
FLYPERX · HOW IT WORKS
Four simple steps to understand an appliance problem and decide what to do next.
Planned product workflow. The public website is not yet an interactive diagnostic service.
Take a photo of the appliance model tag, upload a photo, or enter the model number. Check model and serial information before looking up model-specific guidance or parts.
Tell FlyperX what's wrong and answer a few relevant questions. Landlords and property managers will be able to send tenants a secure link to submit symptoms and photos.
See potential causes, safe checks, possible parts to verify, an estimated repair range when there is enough information, and the appliance's age when the manufacture date can be confirmed.
Consider safe troubleshooting, professional repair, or replacement. If a service visit is needed, share a summary of the appliance model, symptoms, and checks already completed.
PRACTICAL EXAMPLE
Before arranging service, a tenant may be guided through safe checks such as verifying temperature settings and making sure the doors close properly. If the problem continues, the next step is qualified service.
Potential benefit: avoid a service visit for a simple issue, and reduce back-and-forth when a technician is needed.For an appliance around 7–10 years old, a repair approaching 50% or more of the full replacement cost is worth comparing with buying new. This is a guideline—not a universal cutoff. Appliance type, expected life, warranty, prior repairs, and delivery/installation costs may change the decision.
View repair-versus-replacement sample reports →