Appliance Repair Jobs

Home appliance repairers diagnose, adjust, and repair household appliances such as refrigerators, washers, and dryers. According to the most recent BLS data from May 2023, the median **annual wage** is $47,170, with a median **hourly wage** of $22.68. Employment is concentrated in industries like personal and household goods repair and maintenance, where mean annual wages reach $53,520.

The trade requires technical skills in electronics and mechanics, often gained through on-the-job training or vocational programs. While specific BLS projections for this occupation are unavailable in the provided data, demand may rise with advancing appliance technology. Common certifications include those from manufacturers like Whirlpool or associations such as the Professional Service Association (PROSA), though state licensing varies and is not universally required.

Frequently Asked Questions

How much do appliance repair workers make?
BLS May 2023 data shows median pay of $47,170 annually ($22.68/hour).
What certifications do appliance repair workers need?
Common ones include manufacturer certifications (Whirlpool, GE), PROSA, EPA Section 608 for refrigeration, and NATE. Requirements vary by state and employer.
Is appliance repair a good career?
It offers solid pay around $47k median, with potential growth from tech advancements in appliances, though specific BLS projected rates unavailable.

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