Expert Washing Machine Repair Service in New Port Richey, FL

While it might seem like your washing machine performs a simple job, several complex parts and components work together to ensure it thoroughly washes your clothes. If you notice any problems with your washer, we recommend contacting us as soon as possible so we can diagnose the problem and provide a solution before the appliance suffers more damage and needs costly repairs. Some of the most common washing machine issues we fix include:

• It Won’t Turn On – Trying to start the washer can be frustrating when it doesn't respond. A tripped, off-balance switch can cause this problem. You can try redistributing your clothes in the washing machine to see if the appliance will start. If not, there might be an issue with the timer circuitry of the outlet.
• It Won’t Agitate – Many things can cause a washer not to agitate, including worn drive belts, wigwag plungers/lifters, agitator assemblies, drive spindles, or transmission mode levers. Bad lid switches, internal timer contacts, or malfunctioning pressure switches can cause this problem.
• It’s Not Spinning – Washing machines that don't spin properly can cause clothes to still be soaked at the end of the wash cycle. You might have a defective lid switch or plunger, damaged wiring, burned-out spin solenoids, bad timer contacts, or broken or worn-out drive belts.
• It’s Vibrating Excessively – If your washer is vibrating excessively, it might not be leveled on the floor correctly or could be on a weakened spot. Other causes can include worn snubber pads or damper pads.
• No Cold Water – Your cold-water valve might be turned off or sediment could be built up the valve.
• The Washing Machine Leaks – Water leaks coming from your washing machine are costly and can cause damage to your home. These leaks could be due to excess soap, loose drain hose clogs or hoses, leaking tubs, pumps, or water injection hoses.
• It Won’t Drain Properly – A defective pump causes water to stay in the drum and not drain properly. Other causes can include clogged drain hoses and worn-out drive belts. Water not draining correctly from your washer can lead to severe problems, so it's important to contact our team for repairs.
• Soapy Residue on Clothes – No one wants soapy clothes after they’ve been through the wash. This problem can be caused by a defective timer contact or a cold water valve clogged with sediment.
• Spots on Clothes – If your clothes have spots that will not come out with soap and water, your appliance may have a defunct transmission that produces transmission oil in the washer.