Washing Machine Repair in Rancho Cucamonga

• Combination units
• Compact units
• Top loading machines
• Front-loading machines

Common Washing Machine Issues

If you’re noticing frequent problems with your appliance, take action immediately! This can prevent you from more costly repairs down the line.

• Your machine won’t turn on - This can be due to a tripped, off-balance switch from an imbalanced load. This problem can be easily solved by redistributing the clothes, but if not, it may be a problem with the timer circuit or outlet, which will need to be serviced by a professional.
• Your washing machine isn’t spinning properly or at all -If clothes are soaked at the end of a wash cycle, it can be due to the washer failing to spin, caused by a defective lid switch, burned-out spin solenoid, a bad timer contract, or damaged wires.
• There is no agitation -No agitation can be caused by a worn drive belt, agitator assembly, wigwag plumber lifter, transmission mode lever, a bad internal timer contract, or a malfunctioning pressure switch.
• Excessive vibration - Excessive vibration could mean that your washer may not be leveled correctly or is on top of a weakening wood floor. Worn snubber or damper pads could also be the source of the noise.
• Your appliance is leaking - Excess soap, loose hoses, drain hose clogs, and leaking pumps can lead to leaks to happen.
• Water is failing to drain -If you have a defective pump, worn drive belt, or clogged drain hose, it can lead to water staying in the drum, failing to drain, and possibly leading to serious problems.
• No cold water - In this case, the cold water valve may be turned off.
• Wash cycles are leaving spots on clothes - Spots that refuse to leave even after soap and water could be the result of transmission oil leaking through.
• Wash cycles leave the soap in clothes - When a timer is defective or the cold-water valve is clogged with sediment, soap can stay in clothes, leading to the hassle and extra washes for you.