Washing Machine Repair Madison, WI

This question makes sense because of course you don't want to bother with a repair that won't be able to solve the problem with satisfactory results. At the same time, you certainly don't want to pay for a costly replacement when your old washing machine can be restored to good condition with repair services. In most cases, Madison washing machine repair is the best course of action because it can save you a lot of money, time and hassle.

Our experienced service professionals have the training and skill to turn the clock back on appliance damage and deterioration, so you can continue to use your washing machine for many more years when you get washing machine repair. Madison, WI homeowners may be surprised to learn that often, the only case where the better option may be to replace it is when you have a washer that is well past its prime and experiencing multiple issues. Washing machines usually last for about 10 to 15 years before they need replacement, so if your unit is older than about a decade, a repair may be technically possible, but you'll continue to notice further problems until it's finally replaced. In that type of situation, the overall cost of getting Madison washing machine repairs can exceed the cost of replacing the unit. The general rule of thumb is that it's best to choose repair as long as the repair services will cost less than half of the total cost of a replacement appliance. If you’re deciding between getting a new washer or washing machine repair, Madison, WI homeowners can trust our team to help them make an informed decision.

Madison, WI residents who have just one component of your washer that is causing trouble, it doesn't make sense to haul the entire appliance out to the curb. In most cases, our experienced Madison washing machine repair experts can solve the problem by replacing the broken or defective part to get your washing machine back in good working order. Some of the many parts that can be replaced are:

• Washer door or lid
• Motor
• Drain pump
• Drain lines
• Plungers
• Hoses
• Pads
• Solenoids
• Drive belts
• Locking tabs
• Lid switches
• Detergent compartment
• Control board
• Timer circuitry
• Power cords

This is actually a really common reason why people tend to call us for washing machine repair. Madison, WI homeowners know the last thing you want to see when you open your washing machine to take out your clean laundry is your clothes still sitting in a pool of water. You can't put them in the dryer when they're soaking wet, so you have no choice but to run the washing machine cycle again and cross your fingers that it works correctly this time or take on the unpleasant task of wringing your laundry out by hand.

There are a number of reasons why this could be happening, but the cause our service professionals discover most often is a drain hose or pump that is clogged up by sediment, lint, trash, or sometimes a small piece of clothing such as a child's sock. In some cases, there's not a lot you can do to stop this from happening—lint is pretty unavoidable—but it's a good idea to check pockets carefully before putting your laundry in the washing machine to make sure you get rid of any bits of plastic or paper that were left behind.

If your laundry isn't sitting in standing water but is still soaking wet after the cycle finishes, it is probably because the water is draining, but the final spin cycle isn't engaging. Normally, your washer will spin the clothes after the drum drains to remove excess water. But if you notice that your washing machine is making an unusual noise or there's water leaking out of it, the problem is likely related to a broken drain pump that should be replaced before you use the machine again.

We get it—when you have a mountain of dirty laundry to get through, it's really tempting to cram as much as possible into a single load, so you don't have to run your washer so many times. However, overloading is a bad idea for multiple reasons.

First, it accelerates the wear and tear damage your machine experiences, which means you'll need a Madison washing machine repair service or even a replacement sooner than you otherwise would. It can also cause problems like drum misalignment and leakage that will necessitate washer repair Madison, WI residents could have prevented by loading the unit correctly.

Second, overloading isn't really saving you much time because your clothes aren't going to get as clean as you'd like them to be, and you'll end up having to re-wash them anyway.

Madison, WI residents can rely on the team of professionals at Mr. Appliance of Madison, WI to service all major brands of appliances, including niche brands and luxury brands of appliances. In fact, we are the preferred vendor of repair services for many of the brands listed below. Call us for appliance repair services on brands such as:

• Bosch appliance repair
• Thermadorappliance repair
• Gaggenau appliance repair
• Wolf appliance repair
• Asko appliance repair
• Sears appliance repair
• GE appliance repair
• Whirlpool appliance repair
• LG appliance repair
• Kenmore appliance repair
• Samsung appliance repair
• And many more!

If you don't see your washer brand listed above, give us a call—in all likelihood, there's something we can do to get your appliance running smoothly again and give you back the convenience, comfort and sanitation it offers your household when you request service for Madison washing machine repair.

If you need your washer fixed in Madison or a nearby area such as Sun Prairie, Middleton, or Verona, you've come to the right place! Pick up the phone and call the team of service professionals at Mr. Appliance of Madison, WI. We look forward to the opportunity to show you why when it comes to washing machine repair, Madison, WI area residents consider us the smart choice! Whether it’s Madison washing machine repair or another appliance service, give us a call or schedule service online, and get your broken appliances back in order with services like washing machine repair Madison, WI can rely on!