Washing Machine Repair

There is nothing more annoying than a washing machine making loud clunking and clanking noises. In some cases, you might only notice unusual sounds during either the agitation or spin cycle. Naturally, you have every reason to suspect something is wrong. But there are a few separate causes for this common issue, including:
Insufficiently-lubricated tub bearings (lubrication needed)
Worn-out tub bearings (replacement necessary)
Worn-out motor or drive belt (replacement necessary)
Note that while the lubrication and/or replacement of tub bearings is not difficult, the replacement of the motor drive belt is a more complex task, and should only be performed by an experienced technician.

Modern washers are made to vibrate as little as possible. However, you’ll still feel a minor vibration during the spin cycle. However, it’s not uncommon for a washing machine to vibrate intensely when a part is broken or in the process of wearing out. So what can you do when you have a machine that vibrates a lot?‍

Rebalance the machine by adjusting its legs to ensure that it is, in fact, level.

For washer/dryer combos – check the connection straps and tighten/replace if necessary.

Make sure you’re not overloading your machine.

Purchase a special anti-vibration pad to silence the machine, if there is no cause to suspect a malfunction.

Note that if you have tried all of these suggestions and your machine still shakes or vibrates intensely, it might be time to call in for a specialist. A trained eye will be able to identify the specific cause fast.

It’s never a good feeling to notice that your washer fills with water but doesn’t drain before the spin cycle. If you’re experiencing this issue, know that a simple clog is often responsible. Typically, you’ll experience:

A clogged machine pump.

A clogged tube leading to the pump.

To determine the actual location of the clog, it might be necessary to remove the front panel of the washer and tilt it upwards. If unable to identify the clog, any further assessment of the machine pump housing is best left in the hands of an experienced technician.

Your washer drains properly, but when it comes to the spin cycle, the basket refuses to budge. In this situation, there are two things you can try yourself. First, make sure the machine is level by adjusting its legs. Second, you can redistribute your clothing to ensure that the machine isn’t simply being overloaded. If you’re uncertain as to how to check any parts of components, you can request an assessment from our specialized appliance repair service. It is not only necessary to identify your issue, but also to resolve it quickly and efficiently.