Washer Repair

Washer Repair Services

Washer Repair Services

At North Star Appliance Repair, we understand how essential a functioning washing machine is to your daily routine. Whether it’s a front-load or top-load washer, we specialize in diagnosing and repairing a variety of washer issues, ensuring you get fast and reliable service.

Common Washing Machine Problems

Here are some of the most frequent washer issues we handle:

• Washer Not Draining: This could be due to a clogged drain hose, a faulty pump, or a drain blockage. Our experts can quickly identify and repair the problem, ensuring your washer is back to full functionality.
• Spin Cycle Issues: If your washer isn’t spinning, it may be an issue with the motor, drive belt, or lid switch. We provide comprehensive diagnostics to pinpoint the exact cause.
• Leaking Water: Leaks can be caused by worn-out door seals, damaged hoses, or faulty water pumps. We offer quick fixes and part replacements to stop the leaks.
• Washer Won’t Start: If your washer doesn’t start, it could be an electrical issue or a problem with the door latch or control board. We’ll troubleshoot and repair the problem to get your washer up and running.

Top-Load vs. Front-Load Washer Repair

We service both top-load and front-load washers from all major brands, including Whirlpool, Maytag, Samsung, and LG.

• Top-Load Washer Issues: These often involve agitator problems, lid switches, or drainage issues. Our team is experienced in addressing these common problems.
• Front-Load Washer Issues: Known for their efficiency, front-load washers can experience specific problems such as drum bearing failures or door seal leaks. Our specialized technicians can handle these repairs quickly and effectively.

Do-It-Yourself Washer Repair Tips

If you’re considering a DIY repair before calling in the pros, here are a few tips to help you troubleshoot washer problems:

Washer Not Draining?

Start by checking the drain hose for any blockages. Make sure the hose is free of kinks, and check the pump filter for clogs.

Washer Won’t Spin?

Test the lid switch by manually pressing it down. If the washer starts spinning when you do this, the switch may need to be replaced.

Leaking Water?

Inspect the door seal for any tears or gaps. For top-load washers, ensure the hoses are properly connected and check for cracks or splits in the tubing.