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title: "Corrections Policy"
date: 2026-11-11
author: "John Clark"
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# Corrections Policy

A repair guide is only useful if it is right for the machine in front of you. When a MyHomeAppliances guide gets something wrong, we fix it on the page and say what changed.

## Reporting an error

Send the report through our [contact page](/contact/). Include the page URL, the step, figure or part number you think is wrong, and the model number of your appliance if the problem is model-specific. A link to the manufacturer’s manual or notice that shows the correct information helps us resolve it faster, but a report without one is still checked.

## Safety reports come first

A report that a step is unsafe, that a safety instruction is missing, or that a recall affects a machine we cover is checked before any other report, and a confirmed safety error is fixed as soon as it is confirmed.

## Response times

We aim to reply to an error report within three business days. A confirmed error is fixed as soon as it is checked. If a fix needs longer, for example while we wait for a manufacturer’s documentation, we tell you why.

## Corrections, clarifications and updates

A correction fixes something that was wrong: a step, a figure, a part number, a model range or an attribution. The guide gets a dated note that states what was wrong and what it now says.

A clarification rewords a passage that was accurate but easy to misread. The guide gets a dated note saying what was clarified.

An update adds newer information to a guide that was correct when published, such as a revised manual, a new model line or fresh figures. The guide’s date changes, and updates do not get a correction note.

Spelling, grammar and formatting fixes that leave the meaning unchanged get no note.

## The record stays

We do not delete a guide to hide a mistake. A guide is retired only when we can no longer keep it accurate, for example when the model it covers has no remaining manufacturer documentation.