Executive Summary
This Mechanical & Physical Repairs service page is a full technical and customer-facing guide that explains what we inspect, how we diagnose, and exactly what we repair on washing machines. It outlines symptoms, root cause analysis, detailed repair procedures, parts used, tools required, and preventive maintenance advice.
- On-site diagnostics
- OEM & aftermarket parts
- Photo-documented repairs
Full Scope of Repairs
Rotational Drive Systems
- Motor testing & replacement
- Belt & pulley replacement
- Direct-drive rotor/stator service
- Transmission & clutch repair (top-loaders)
Sealing & Water Management
- Door gasket (seal) replacement
- Pump seal & impeller replacement
- Inlet valve servicing
- Hose & clamp replacement
Structural Integrity
- Cabinet dent repair & repainting
- Corrosion treatment
- Door hinge replacement
- Control panel housing repair
Suspension & Vibration
- Damper/shock replacement
- Spring & support arm service
- Counterweight inspection
- Precision balancing
Diagnostic Checklist
1. Loud Grinding or Metallic Scraping
Likely causes: worn drum bearings, metal object stuck in drum, or motor failure.
Action: Stop machine. Rotate drum by hand. If it feels rough, bearings are likely gone.
2. Excessive Vibration / Walking
Likely causes: failed shock absorbers, broken suspension springs, or unlevel floor.
Action: Check feet leveling. Push down on drum; if it bounces like a ball, shocks are bad.
3. Water Leaking from Door
Likely causes: torn door gasket, loose clamp, or dirt on seal.
Action: Inspect rubber seal for holes. Clean glass and rubber thoroughly.
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