Washing Machines
A washing machine can make a noise that sounds expensive and still be working exactly as its manufacturer intended. The awkward part is that the opposite is also…
Washing Machines
The wash sounds normal. The water drains. Then the drum starts to accelerate and the machine begins thumping against the cabinet, vibrating through the floor or creeping out…
Washing Machines
A washing machine that starts a cycle but leaves the drum bone dry can make the inlet valve look guilty straight away. Sometimes it is. Quite often, it…
Washing Machines
If your washing machine is leaking water, the puddle on the floor feels like a location clue. It often is not. Water can run down a hose, follow…
Washing Machines
If the water has drained but the drum will not reach a proper spin, the next clue is what the washer does instead: rebalance, pause, hum, lock, turn…
Washing Machines
Standing water does not automatically mean the drain pump has failed. Trace the water path, listen to what the washer does, and separate a simple blockage from a…
Washing Machines
A washing machine can fail in ways that sound almost identical from across the room. It may stop with water still in the drum, refuse to spin, shake…