How To Fix Your Washer

Repairing your washer may seem like a daunting repair, but with our help it’s actually pretty easy! Select your symptom from the list below to get started on your repair.

Common Broken Washer Symptoms

Leaking

A leaking washer can feel like a grim discovery, but it's often much easier to diagnose than you would think. We will help you find the source of your leak depending on whether your washer is leaking from the front or back, and help you mop up this common problem in no time.
Reported By: 25% of customers

Noisy and Marks Left on Clothes

Some noises are normal parts of a washer's cycles, others indicate a bigger problem. We can talk you through what each specific noise means in your washer and which parts might be faulty as a result of each noise and the marks they might leave on your clothes.
Reported By: 22% of customers

Will not start

A washer that won't start or respond is always a worrying thing to encounter. But, did you know that this issue can commonly be solved by first inspecting some common non-part-related issues? If these don't solve the problem, we will walk you through diagnosing the common parts that will.
Reported By: 17% of customers

Will not agitate

If your top-load washer doesn't agitate during the cycle, there could be a problem with the agitator, but also a number of other parts that contribute to this part of the cycle. We'll help you locate the issue!
Reported By: 9% of customers

Draining Issues

A washer full of standing water is worrying, and often a little gross to discover. The cause may be related to a part failure, or it may be related to a user issue like the balance of your washer and its load. We'll help you troubleshoot common parts and problems and get to the bottom of this issue.
Reported By: 5% of customers

Water Filling Issues

Whether your washer won't fill at all, partially fills, fills slowly, or even overfills with water, there are some key parts, as well as a significant list of common issues related to how it receives and distributes water, that can be the cause. We will guide you through the most likely use-case scenarios as well as parts that may need to be inspected.
Reported By: 5% of customers

Will Not Dispense

If your washer won't dispense detergent or softener during a cycle, it could be time for a deep clean of the drawers, or the inspection of some key parts of the dispenser, or other parts of the washer like the lid switch, valves, or even the control board. Read on to get your washer dispensing again.
Reported By: 5% of customers

Cycle Not Advancing

When a washer is stuck on one particular cycle, usually it is the noise filter, timer knob, or timer switch to blame. But, it might not be a part at all. We'll walk you through the troubleshooting and some common wear-and-tear issues that can be solved quickly.
Reported By: 4% of customers

Shaking and Moving

When your washer shakes and moves excessively during a cycle, it's often a sign that a part is misaligned or even failing internally, but sometimes it can be a simpler fix, relating to the evenness of your washer's load and placement. We will help you find out how to solve the problem!
Reported By: 3% of customers

Spinning Issues

If your washer has issues with its spin cycle, like agitating but not spinning, spinning too slowly, or not at all, we are here to help. Whether you have a front or top load washer, we'll identify the key parts as well as some common use-case scenarios that can cause this issue.
Reported By: 3% of customers

Locking Issues

Whether your washer's door won't lock, or won't unlock, it can make doing laundry impossible. We will help you narrow down the common components that cause these two related issues in front and top load washers.
Reported By: 1% of customers

Burning smell

Burning smells in washers tend to be caused by too much friction, whether the belts, pulleys, pumps, or other common parts are causing the smell, we will help you diagnose the problem.
Reported By: 1% of customers

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