Common Operating Problems
- Washer not draining, spinning, or filling
- Excess movement, vibration, or noise
- Dryer not heating or taking too long
- Drum or controls not responding
Appliance repair services
Washer and Dryer Repair
Washers rely on filling, washing, draining, and spinning. Dryers combine tumbling, heat, and airflow. A fault in any of these functions can interrupt a laundry cycle.
Book an AppointmentHow Service Works
- Review the symptoms and operating history.
- Inspect the appliance systems related to the problem.
- Explain the diagnosis and available repair approach.
Understanding the service
What to expect
What May Be Checked
- Cycle operation and reported error codes
- Water supply, drainage, hoses, and leaks
- Drive, suspension, drum, and belt
- Dryer heat, airflow, and lint path
Before Your Appointment
Remove clothing and keep the surrounding floor clear. Clean the dryer lint screen before service.
Helpful information
Frequently Asked Questions
What information should I provide?
Share the appliance type, symptoms, when the problem began, and any displayed error code.
Should I keep using the appliance?
Stop using it if it leaks, sparks, smokes, smells burned, or creates another safety concern.
Where is the model number?
The label is often inside a door, along a frame, behind a drawer, under a lid, or on the back.
Repair resources
Washer & Dryer troubleshooting & care
Learn safe first checks, common symptoms, maintenance tips, and when to arrange professional service in our dedicated guide.
Read the Washer & Dryer Repair Guide