1. Washer Won’t Start

Check if the machine is properly plugged in, the circuit breaker hasn’t tripped, and the door is fully closed. If these are fine, the problem may be with the start switch or motor, which needs professional attention.

2. Water Not Filling or Draining

Inspect the water inlet valve and hoses for clogs or kinks. For drainage issues, check the drain pump and hose. Persistent problems may require a technician to replace faulty parts.

3. Strange Noises During Operation

Banging or grinding noises can indicate loose drum bearings, worn belts, or objects stuck in the drum. Avoid running the machine until a professional inspects it to prevent further damage.

4. Leaking Water

Leaks often come from damaged hoses, door seals, or faulty pumps. Tighten connections and replace any worn parts to stop leaks. Professional inspection is recommended for persistent leaks.

5. Poor Cleaning Performance

Overloading, incorrect detergent, or hard water buildup can reduce cleaning efficiency. Clean the drum, use recommended detergent, and avoid overloading for best results.

Regular maintenance and timely professional repair can extend your washing machine’s life and prevent costly replacements.