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We repair Galanz ovens, dishwashers, cooktops & more — factory-trained, local techs.
Galanz manufactures budget-friendly appliances including compact refrigerators, microwaves, ranges, and dishwashers. They are common in NYC apartments, dorms, and office kitchens. While affordable, their simpler designs can lead to issues under frequent daily use, such as cooling loss, noisy fans, or short microwave lifespans. This guide explains Galanz’s most common breakdowns, provides more than 25 error indicators formatted for Webflow Rich Text, technical checkpoints for faster diagnosis, DIY quick fixes, and guidance on when professional repair is the best option compared to replacement.
Galanz Microwave Error E1 – magnetron failure (no heat)
Galanz Microwave Error E2 – door switch error
Galanz Microwave Error E3 – keypad/control panel fault
Galanz Microwave Error E4 – cooling fan error/overheat
Galanz Refrigerator Error E1 – temperature sensor fault
Galanz Refrigerator Error E2 – defrost heater fault
Galanz Refrigerator Error E3 – evaporator fan error
Galanz Refrigerator Error E4 – compressor relay/overload error
Galanz Washer Error E1 – drain pump error (standing water)
Galanz Washer Error E2 – lid lock not detected
Galanz Washer Error E3 – water inlet/fill error
Galanz Washer Error E4 – imbalance load detected
Galanz Dryer Error E1 – heater element fault (no heat)
Galanz Dryer Error E2 – thermistor/temperature sensor error
Galanz Dryer Error E3 – motor/tacho error
Galanz Dishwasher Error E1 – water inlet valve fault
Galanz Dishwasher Error E2 – heater circuit failure
Galanz Dishwasher Error E3 – drain pump blockage
Galanz Dishwasher Error E4 – overflow/float switch triggered
Galanz Air Conditioner Error E1 – compressor relay fault
Galanz Air Conditioner Error E2 – fan motor error
Galanz Air Conditioner Error E3 – thermistor fault
Galanz Dehumidifier Error E1 – sensor error
Galanz Dehumidifier Error E2 – compressor overload
Galanz refrigerators use compact compressors, AC/DC fan motors, defrost heaters, and thermistors (5–10 kΩ at 25 °C). Microwaves include magnetrons, high-voltage diodes, and interlock switches; ranges employ spark ignition and flame sensors. Dishwashers rely on small drain and circulation pumps, heater elements, and door gaskets. Typical tests: compressor start relay continuity, fan motor resistance, thermistor resistance vs spec, and high-voltage checks on microwave parts (pro-only).
Refrigerators: clean condenser coils, replace water filters, defrost iced evaporators, and reseat door gaskets.Microwaves: confirm door switches click, check fuse continuity, and power-cycle unit to reset controls.Ranges: clean burner caps/ports, dry electrodes, and reseat igniters.Dishwashers: clean filters, clear drain hoses, and descale heaters with cleaner.Preventive: quarterly condenser cleaning, monthly filter checks, and careful power protection extend appliance life.
Repair usually makes sense: switches, fans, pumps, and thermostats are inexpensive. Replacement is recommended for sealed-system refrigerator leaks, repeated microwave HV failures, or when repair costs exceed 50% of unit value on older appliances.