Washing Machine Repair in Monmouth County

You rely on our appliances to save you a lot of time and effort during your daily routines, so it can be very frustrating and stressful when they suddenly don't work properly—or don't work at all—because it causes such a big disruption in the household. When that happens, the best course of action is to pick up the phone and call Mr. Appliance for washing machine repair. Monmouth County homeowners can rely on our team of qualified professionals to handle a wide range of minor and major problems with the best possible repair solutions.

When you call the team of experts at Mr. Appliance of Central New Jersey, you can expect us to pick up the phone and address any questions or concerns you may have. We'll start by arriving on schedule for your service appointment in uniform so you know who you're dealing with. Then, we'll take the time to thoroughly examine your malfunctioning appliance so we can figure out exactly what's wrong and come up with the right strategy to get it fixed. After we clearly communicate that information to you, we'll offer an honest, upfront cost for the work that needs to be done to complete your washer repair in Monmouth County.

How exactly we choose to address the problem and get your washing back in perfect working order will depend on the nature of the problem and, to a lesser extent, the type of unit we're working with. Some of the common washing machine issues our experienced technicians are often called to handle are:

• Unusual Noises: Your washer won't be completely silent, of course, but if it's making unusual or disruptive thumping, banging or rattling sounds, it's typically because there's a problem with a broken part that needs to be replaced. It could also be that the machine is unbalanced and needs adjustment.
• Water Leaks: If your washing machine is leaking water, that's clearly a bad sign that needs to be resolved right away. This is often caused by an issue with a deteriorated hose or connection rather than the machine itself.
• Long Wash Cycle: If you're punching in the same settings as you usually do, but you notice it's taking quite a bit longer for the unit to complete a wash cycle than it used to, that's an indication that the machine is struggling for some reason and needs washing machine repair in Monmouth County.
• Wrong Water Temperature: When a washer is using warm water that should be cold or cold water that should be hot according to the settings, it's generally because it has a broken heating element or busted thermostat that needs to be replaced.
• Poor Drainage: If you open your washing machine after a cycle and your clothes are still sopping wet, that's a sign that the spin cycle did not finish or that there's an issue with the drain pump or hose that needs to be corrected.
• Misaligned Drum: The drum is the spinning part of a washer that holds your clothes while they're being washed. If the drum is misaligned, it will cause excessive vibration that causes lots of extra wear and tear damage and can lead to a total breakdown if it's not dealt with promptly.