The microwave was fine: the fault was in recent electrical work
A real UniFix job, documented from the customer’s own review and our records.
Rated on Google from 107 reviews · Factory-trained technicians · Lic. 65972
Job facts
| Appliance | Microwave |
|---|---|
| Date | August 2026 |
| Technician | Daniil |
| Test performed | Tested the 220 V outlet the microwave was plugged into |
| Finding | The problem was poorly done recent electrical work, not the appliance |
| Outcome | No appliance parts replaced; the customer was pointed to the electrical fix |
| Source | Customer’s Google review (Glenn S., Aug 31, 2026) |
An appliance that suddenly stops after electrical work in the house is a clue worth taking seriously. Before opening the appliance, Daniil tested the outlet it was plugged into and found the problem there.
Why we test the supply first
Replacing a control board or fuse on an appliance fed by a bad circuit wastes the customer’s money and can damage the new part. A few minutes with a meter at the outlet rules that out. Wiring faults inside the house are an electrician’s job; we tell you what we found so the electrician knows where to look.
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The customer’s review
Excerpts are copied word-for-word from our Google Business Profile, where UniFix is rated from 107 reviews (as of Oct 13, 2026). Read every review on Google.
“Daniil was incredibly fast and professional. He was able to identify that the problem with my appliance was poorly done recent electrical work by testing the 220 V outlet that my microwave was plugged into.”
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