Washer repair

As homeowners, we rely on washing machines to keep our clothes clean and fresh. But when our trusty washing machines break down, it can be frustrating and stressful.

We offer fast and reliable washing machine repair services to get your appliance back up and running in no time. Our team of experienced professionals can quickly diagnose the problem and offer a solution that fits your needs and budget.

• The washing machine does not turn on: the reason may be a faulty power cord, a blown fuse or an automatic circuit breaker.
• The washing machine does not drain: the reason may be a clogged drain hose or pump, a broken lid switch or a malfunctioning timer.
• Your washing machine is leaking water: this could be due to a damaged water inlet valve, a worn door boot seal or a loose hose connection.
• Washing machine making strange noises: this could be due to a worn drum bearing, motor coupling or transmission.
• Washer not spinning: This can be caused by a faulty lid switch, door lock, drive belt, motor, suspension system, or control board.
• Washer not agitating: This could be due to a worn agitator, motor coupling, drive belt, transmission, motor, or control board.
• Washer not filling with water: This can be caused by a faulty water inlet valve, clogged inlet screens, damaged pressure sensor, control board problem, or water supply issue.
• Washer filling slowly: This could be due to clogged inlet screens, a faulty water inlet valve, low water pressure, or restricted supply hoses.
• Washer overfilling with water: This can be caused by a faulty water level sensor, pressure switch, water inlet valve, pressure hose, or control board.
• Washer keeps filling with water: This could be due to a stuck water inlet valve, faulty pressure sensor, damaged pressure hose, or control board problem.
• Washer stops during a cycle: This can be caused by a faulty door lock, lid switch, motor, control board, timer, or electrical connection.
• Washer won’t start a cycle: This could be due to a faulty door lock, lid switch, start button, control panel, motor, or control board.
• Washer cycle won’t advance: This can be caused by a faulty timer, control board, water level sensor, heating system, or door lock.
• Washer cycle takes too long: This could be due to slow water filling, drainage problems, an unbalanced load, faulty sensor, or control board issue.
• Washer shaking or vibrating excessively: This can be caused by worn suspension rods, damaged shock absorbers, an unbalanced load, improper leveling, or worn drum components.
• Washer moves or walks during spin cycle: This could be due to an unlevel washer, worn suspension components, damaged shock absorbers, or an unbalanced load.
• Washer clothes are too wet after spin: This can be caused by a drainage problem, weak spin speed, worn drive components, unbalanced load, or motor problem. GE also identifies cycle selection and spin problems as possible causes of excessively wet clothes.
• Washer door won’t lock: This could be due to a faulty door lock assembly, damaged latch, wiring problem, control board, or misaligned door.
• Washer door won’t unlock: This can be caused by a faulty door lock, incomplete drain cycle, control board problem, damaged wiring, or water remaining inside the washer.
• Washer lid won’t lock: This could be due to a faulty lid lock assembly, damaged strike, wiring problem, or control board issue.
• Washer drum not turning: This can be caused by a broken drive belt, faulty motor, worn bearings, damaged pulley, or control board problem.
• Washer drain pump not working: This can prevent proper draining and may be caused by a blocked pump, damaged impeller, failed pump motor, wiring problem, or control board.
• Washer water inlet valve not working: This can prevent proper filling or cause continuous filling and may be due to a failed valve, clogged screen, wiring problem, or control board.
• Washer control panel not responding: This could be due to a faulty touchpad, user interface, control board, damaged wiring, or electrical connection problem.
• Washer display showing an error code: This can indicate a problem with the drain system, door lock, motor, water supply, temperature sensor, pressure sensor, or control board.
• Washer detergent dispenser not working: This could be due to a clogged dispenser, faulty dispenser motor, damaged water valve, blocked hose, or control board problem.
• Washer not dispensing fabric softener: This can be caused by a clogged dispenser, low water pressure, faulty inlet valve, blocked siphon, or dispenser assembly problem.
• Washer water temperature is incorrect: This could be due to reversed water hoses, a faulty inlet valve, temperature sensor, control board, or hot water supply problem. GE also lists water-valve screens and supply connections among possible causes of incorrect water temperature.
• Washer fills and drains at the same time: This can be caused by an improperly installed drain hose, siphoning, faulty water level sensor, or control board problem.
• Washer won’t complete the spin cycle: This could be due to an unbalanced load, faulty lid or door lock, drainage problem, motor issue, suspension problem, or control board.
• Washer has a burning smell: This can be caused by a slipping drive belt, overheating motor, damaged wiring, failing control board, or another electrical component.
• Washer trips the circuit breaker: This could be due to a shorted motor, damaged wiring, faulty control board, water intrusion, or another electrical component.
• Washer motor not running: This can be caused by a failed drive motor, faulty motor control board, damaged wiring, door lock problem, or electrical connection.
• Washer agitator not moving properly: This could be due to worn agitator dogs, damaged splines, a faulty transmission, motor coupling, or drive system problem.