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A little about us:
Whether you're a seasoned Professional Service Technician or a DIY enthusiast at home, we relate because we've been there too.
Supplying Demand is run by a team of service professionals, renters, homeowners, and even some who are just starting to learn the ropes.
Our strength lies in the diversity of our experiences, as we listen to various perspectives and gather feedback on the products we offer and the repair knowledge we share.
What do we offer?
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At Supplying Demand:
We prioritize spreading repair expertise to those seeking guidance, while acknowledging that certain tasks are best handled by professionals.
Specializing in practical and budget-friendly residential appliance repair components, installation kits, service tools, and accessories, Supplying Demand is your go-to for starting any repair project.
- Refrigerators, Coffee/Espresso Machines, Washers, Dryers, Dishwashers, HVAC and many more!
We proudly stand as The Repair Brand.
Michoular
Reviewed in Canada on January 22, 2025
jai guerit mon frigo
Customer
Reviewed in Canada on August 7, 2024
This was listed as a suggested thermostat replacement part - which upon visual inspection was wide blown, leaking wax - for my old fridge; I exchanged the two and the frige heating element works again, no more ice buildup within the freezer. Comparatively pricier than US Amazon, as pretty much everything else, but I needed it right away and it works.
AMF
Reviewed in the United States on December 5, 2024
Can always find parts on Amazon
Retired Old Guy
Reviewed in the United States on June 26, 2023
Installed and working.
Customer
Reviewed in the United States on May 5, 2023
Had an older 2nd refrigerator with the top freezer. Freezer wasn’t defrosting stopped the refrigerator part from getting cold. I was about to throw it away and decided to try and fix it. Found this part and it was very inexpensive so I figured it was worth a try, put it in and it works great now.
J. Ansley
Reviewed in the United States on January 19, 2023
I was a bit concerned about the unknown wire size used here - and that lead me to buy a Southwire V-notch stripper to avoid fumbling around with a utility knife in the back of the freezer in future situations - but it appears similar to the factory wiring, which I'm sure was already derated in gauge to run at 0*F.I tested it in a cup of water before installing, and had no problems locating an appropriately sized crimp connector, which, if memory serves, was a Del City 221005 non-insulated 22-18, subsequently covered in heatshrink. It's been working fine for a few months.You are, of course, free to use whatever means of splicing wires you feel is appropriate in this environment, since none is included. I keep meaning to upgrade my heatshrink collection to adhesive-lined; there's plenty of extra wire left if it turns out to be important.The potting material of the original thermostat had popped out of the metal housing, which I assume demonstrates a chicken-and-egg problem with moisture intrusion due to its location below some coils.
david chaffee
Reviewed in the United States on December 15, 2022
Works just like factory part
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