Signs You Need a Washing Machine Repair
Think about how many times you put your washing
machine to use every week. Your washing machine is one of the heavily used
appliances in your home and works hard for you and your family in ensuring you
have clean clothes to wear every day.
If your washing machine is experiencing any
of the following symptoms, it may be time to call a professional. Ortega’s
wants you to be able to recognize these signs:
1.
The washing machine makes a loud noise.
You will recognize this sound right away.
If you hear a loud noise and the wash machine is shaking, your washer may be
off balance. Open the lid of your wash machine and check that the clothes are
dispersed evenly. If the noise still persists try moving the washer so the
machine is even on the ground. If you continue to hear noise, the wash machine
drum or mount may be failing and need to be repaired by an expert.
2. No
water filling the drum.
If the wash machine drum is not filling up
with water, there are a few causes. The first thing to check would be your
water hose and next to see if there is a clogged filter. Seeking professional
advice is the safest option if the issue still persists.
3.
The drum isn't spinning.
If the drum isn't spinning or turning in
your washing machine you may have an issue with the belt or lid. This is one of
the more difficult part on a washing
machine repair.
4.
Water remains in the drum.
One the laundry cycle ends your clothes
should be semi-dry and no water visible. Clothing pieces can block the pump
from draining, so check to see if this is the issue. Replacing the water pump is
another option I this issue persists. Replacing this part on the washing
machine can be promptly done by a professional.
Were all a bit mechanically inclined
sometimes. And the inside components of a washing machine is like solving a
rubix cube sometimes.
When in doubt call the experts at Ortega’s Appliance Service. One of
our friendly service techs will arrive on-time and will take the time to go
over the issue with you (materials and labor).
Thanks for sharing these helpful insights on washing machine problems! In addition to checking for balance and clogs, consider running a regular maintenance cycle with vinegar to keep your machine fresh and prevent odors. If problems persist, don’t hesitate to call in the pros for washing machine repair—they can save you time and headaches!
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