Connect with geyser service in Rajaji Nagar, Bangalore

It depends on the problem. If the problem is minor and the repair is possible at your place, it will be done there itself, otherwise, it'll be taken to the service station.

HomeTriangle has experienced professionals offering reliable geyser service all around you at affordable prices.

A geyser service from HomeTriangle includes : Geyser leakage: Our professional will check for any leaks and fix them Shifting and fitting: Our professional will remove or fix your geyser when you are shifting homes Faulty Thermostat: Faulty thermostat is a common issue and our professional will take care of it. Outlet valve blockage: Our professional will ensure that there are no blockages on the outlet valves to ensure optimal performance of the geyser.

If the warranty on your geyser water heater has expired, the technicians will help you fix the water heater at a minimal cost. They will charge a certain sum of money to replace the required damaged components with new ones.

Yes. Our professionals do provide Racold geyser service, repair, and installation.

If the professional is going to buy the materials, then you need to pay the money in advance so that the professional can make payments while buying the parts. You will be given acknowledgment bills after the purchase.

A Crompton or Bajaj geyser service or service for any geysers starts at Rs 549. The cost of the service might vary depending on the issue and the condition of the geyser.

Yes, a geyser requires regular servicing to ensure it functions optimally and safely. Regular maintenance helps extend the lifespan of the geyser, improves energy efficiency, and prevents major breakdowns.

For a faulty geyser, it is recommended to call a professional geyser service provider. At HomeTriangle, we provide expert services for a variety of geyser problems, connecting you with skilled professionals who can effectively handle your geyser issues.

Geyser maintenance involves regular servicing, which includes checking for leaks, inspecting the anode rod, flushing the tank to remove sediment build-up, testing the pressure relief valve, checking the thermostat, and inspecting the heating element.

Typically, a geyser should be serviced once a year. However, the frequency might depend on the quality of your water. If you have hard water, it may require more frequent servicing due to a higher degree of mineral deposit build-up.

Yes, a geyser can burn out if it is left to heat without water. This can cause damage to the heating element and other components. It's important to ensure your geyser always has enough water to prevent such problems.

There could be several reasons for a geyser not heating up. These include a faulty thermostat, a tripped circuit breaker, a broken heating element, or a significant build-up of sediment. If your geyser isn't heating up, it's best to call a professional for an accurate diagnosis and solution.

While modern geysers are equipped with safety features that regulate temperature and pressure, it's generally not recommended to leave your geyser on all the time. This can lead to unnecessary energy consumption and could potentially reduce the lifespan of the geyser. For safety and energy efficiency, it's better to turn on your geyser only when necessary.