Appliance Parts in Edmond, OK
When an appliance goes down in Edmond, the last thing you want is a three-day wait on a shipped part or a repair tech who charges a house-call fee just to look at the thing. That's where Yukon Appliance Parts comes in. We're a local parts counter right in Piedmont, about 18 minutes from Edmond via Memorial Road west, and we stock the real OEM parts you need to fix it yourself today. Refrigerator running warm? We've got evaporator fans, door gaskets, thermostats, and start relays on the shelf. Ice maker stopped making ice? We carry ice maker assemblies, water inlet valves, and ice level arms for the brands Edmond homeowners actually own. This isn't a warehouse fulfillment center, it's a real counter where you can describe the symptom, and The YAP Dude will help you land on the right part before you drive home.
We serve every major appliance category. On the cooking side, that means oven ignitors, bake and broil heating elements, stove burner switches, and oven door hinges. Dishwasher acting up? We keep drain pumps, wash arms, door latch assemblies, and control boards in rotation. For laundry, we've got washer lid switches, door boot seals, drive belts, water pump assemblies, and dryer heating elements, the parts that actually wear out. Freezer not freezing? Defrost heaters, defrost thermostats, and evaporator fan motors are bread-and-butter items here. If you're not sure exactly what failed, text us a description or your model number before you leave the house and we'll have an answer waiting. Edmond residents do it all the time, no appointment needed, just a quick text to 405-876-8100.
The drive from Edmond
West on Memorial Rd, south on NW 178th, then west into Piedmont.
13100 Colony Pointe Blvd, Suite 107, Piedmont · Weekdays 8am to 5pm
Serving Edmond
Edmond is the closest big city to the shop on the metro's north side, from west Edmond it's a straight shot: Memorial Rd west, then down NW 178th into Piedmont, about 18 minutes. A lot of our Edmond customers are in the Deer Creek district, which is practically next door.
Appliance Parts We Carry in Edmond
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Common appliance problems in Edmond, and the part that fixes them
Refrigerator running but not cooling
Nine times out of ten this points to a failed evaporator fan motor or a dirty condenser coil situation, but it can also be a bad start relay killing the compressor. We stock the fan motors, relay kits, and thermostats to sort it out fast.
See refrigerator parts →Dryer runs but won't heat
A burnt-out heating element or a blown thermal fuse is almost always the culprit on electric dryers, and a failed ignitor or gas valve coil on gas models. We carry heating elements, thermal fuse kits, and ignitor assemblies for the major brands.
See dryer parts →Dishwasher not draining
When water sits in the bottom of the tub after a cycle, the drain pump or the drain pump motor has usually had it. We stock drain pumps and check valve assemblies so you can swap it out the same afternoon.
See dishwasher parts →Ice maker stopped producing ice
A frozen or failed water inlet valve, a worn-out ice maker module, or a bad ice level arm switch can all kill ice production. We've got complete ice maker assemblies and individual components so you only replace what actually failed.
See ice maker parts →Oven not reaching temperature
On electric ovens the bake heating element is the first thing to check; on gas ovens it's usually the ignitor. We stock both, along with oven temperature sensors, so you're not guessing at the parts counter.
See oven parts →Washer leaking onto the floor
A cracked door boot seal on a front-loader or a worn tub seal and bearing kit on a top-loader are the usual suspects. We keep door boot seals and tub seal kits on hand for the brands Edmond households rely on most.
See washer parts →Frequently Asked Questions
Can I text you my model number before I drive over?
Absolutely, that's actually the smartest move. Text your model number and the symptom to 405-876-8100 and we'll confirm whether we have the part in stock before you leave Edmond. No wasted trips, no guesswork.
What are your hours?
We're open Monday through Friday 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. and Saturday 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. If you're unsure whether we'll still be open when you head over, shoot us a text first and we'll let you know.
Do you carry parts for older or less common appliance brands?
We do our best, we stock parts for all the major brands and have access to a deep network of suppliers for older or harder-to-find models. Text us the brand and model number and we'll tell you straight up what we can get and how fast.
Do I need to know the exact part number to get help?
Not at all. Bring the model number off the appliance's label, usually inside the door or on the back, and describe what the machine is doing wrong. The YAP Dude can work from there and point you to the right part without you needing to do a ton of research ahead of time.
How long is the drive from Edmond?
About 18 minutes from most of Edmond, west on Memorial Rd (or Covell), south on NW 178th, then west into Piedmont. From the Deer Creek area it's under 10.
“I was not certain how to go about getting parts for my oven that had failed about 2 months ago and I was stressing out over how to get the parts for an oven that I hadn’t seen locally. Thankfully YAP in Piedmont was there to save the day. Morgan was very helpful and even called …”
Appliance down and not sure where to start? Edmond folks have two easy options: text your model number and symptom to 405-876-8100 and we'll confirm your part before you leave the driveway, or just make the 18-minute drive over to the Piedmont shop and talk it through at the counter. Either way, The YAP Dude has you covered, no runaround, no waiting, just the right part so you can get back to a working kitchen and a clean load of laundry.
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