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Having a washing machine in your household is a wonderful convenience that can often be taken for granted — that is, until it breaks down and leaves you with loads of laundry to sort out on your own. As soon as you notice problems with your washing machine, schedule repair service right away to limit the risk of water damage or further complications. If your washing machine won't drain, won't spin, or simply won't turn on, Mr. Appliance^® can provide standard washing machine repair service or an emergency repair to address the problem. Our technicians also provide careful preventative maintenance, which we recommend for any laundry room appliances. Schedule from our website or call us today!

We repair a wide range of washing machines:

Top loading washing machines
Front loading washing machines
Combination units
Compact washing machines

Common Washing Machine Issues

If you’ve noticed problems with your washer, we encourage you to take action fast by scheduling a washing machine repair.

Turn to our technicians if you notice the following:

Your washing machines is dead / won't turn on.
In most cases, this is caused by a tripped, off-balance switch from an imbalanced load that can be easily rectified by redistributing clothes. Otherwise, you may have a problem with the timer circuitry or your outlet, which our professionals can take care of.
Your washing machine is not spinning properly or at all.
When clothes are soaked at the end of a wash cycle, it may indicate that the washer isn’t spinning. This could be due to a defective lid switch or lid plunger, burned out spin solenoid, damaged wires, broken or worn out drive belt, or a bad timer contact.
There is no agitation.
There are many causes for no agitation including a worn drive belt, agitator assembly, wigwag plunger/lifter, transmission mode lever, or drive spindle. It may also be caused by a bad internal timer contact, bad lid switch, or malfunctioning pressure switch.
Excessive vibration.
If you notice excessive vibration, your washer may not be leveled properly or could be located on a weakened wood floor. Worn damper pads or snubber pads may also be to blame.
Your washing machine leaks.
Excess soap, loose hoses, drain pipe clogs, and leaking pumps, tubs, or tub water injection hoses could be to blame for leaks and other similar damage.
Water is not draining properly.
Water will remain in the drum if you have a defective pump, worn drive belt, or clogged drain hose. When it doesn’t drain properly, it could lead to serious problems.
There is no cold water.
The cold-water valve may be turned off or there may be sediment buildup in the valve.
Wash cycles leave spots on clothes.
Spots that won’t remove with soap and water may cause by transmission oil from a defunct transmission.
Wash cycles leave soap in clothes.
A defective timer contact or sediment-clogged cold-water valve may be the cause of excess soap left in your clothes.

Washer Brands We Commonly Service:

LG
Samsung
Whirlpool
Maytag
Kenmore
GE

Washing Machine Parts

Mr. Appliance can replace any part on your washer:

Belts
Timers
Pumps
Hoses
Lid switches
Lid plungers
Pressure switches
Agitator assemblies
Drive spindles
Wigwag plunger/lifters
Transmission mode levers
Transmissions
Solenoids
Damper/snubber pad

Don't let laundry pile up because of a broken-down washer! Contact Mr. Appliance today online or call us.

We'll be happy to set up regular washing machine repair or maintenance service with our qualified technicians. We are committed to providing professional appliance service in a fast, efficient manner.

FAQs About Washing Machine Repairs

Decades of experience, highly skilled service professionals, and a commitment to exceptional customer service have made Mr. Appliance a trusted leader in appliance maintenance and repairs. Our commitment to keeping your appliances up and running includes using our many years of experience and expertise to answer your appliance-related questions. Here are answers to some of the most frequently asked questions about appliance service.

Depending on the issue, top-loading, front-loading, compact models, and stackable or combination washing machines can often be repaired. Issues related to drainage, spinning, unusual noises, or electronic malfunctions, can be repaired by a qualified appliance professional.

Some of the most common signs that your washing machine needs professional repair services are the following:

The machine is not agitating: This is often an indicator of a failing drive belt, drive spindle, or lid switch.
The washing machine is leaking: Finding a significant water leak is often a clear sign of a damaged water supply hoses, clogged drains, or pump failures.
The machine drains but does not spin or does not spin at full speed: This could be due to a damaged spin switch, a broken drive motor or overloading the washer with too much laundry. It can also happen when the laundry has shifted, creating an imbalance. Spinning-related problems may also indicate that the machine has a.
The machine will not drain: A damaged pump or clogged hose is often the reason a washing machine fails to drain properly.

If your washing machine is acting up, same-day service may be an option, depending on the problem with your washer and the service provider. Some appliance repair services offer options for emergency repairs. Check with the appliance service professional in your area regarding same-day service options.

Unfortunately, not all appliance service professionals are experienced or certified to properly service all types of appliances. This is why it is important to ensure your service professional is properly trained and qualified to provide residential washing machine service. This will ensure repairs and maintenance are performed according to industry standards. Look for service providers that back up all the work they do to ensure your satisfaction.

If you notice that your washing machine is leaking, it's crucial to minimize the water damage. First, shut off the water supply to the machine. The majority of installations have cold and hot water supply lines that are each equipped with shut-off valves, which will stop the flow of water. If unable to locate the shut-off valves or if the fixture has become severely corroded and is inoperable, promptly turn off the home’s main water valve.