My washing machine is not spinning
My washing machine won't drain
My washing machine is reporting an error
My washing machine drum won't turn at all
My washing machine is very noisy
My washing machine bounces about
My washing machine sticks on a part of the program
My washing machine door won't open

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A washing machine is a rather simple appliance. It connects to the hot and cold water supplies, has a motorized tub that fills with water and churns the clothes, and has a drain that empties the tub. But, of course, contemporary washing machines are much, much more. They automate just about every task involved in cleaning clothes. To do their job, automatic washers use a considerable amount of water and electricity. Just how much of both depends upon the efficiency and performance features built into a particular model. Many features are available to boost how efficiently a washing machine performs.

Issue: Washing machine won't spin.

Solutions: Machines with unbalanced loads or ones that are overloaded will not spin. Attempt to reduce or redistribute the load to see if this is the problem. If this is not the issue and the machine is draining properly, there may be a faulty belt or other part involved. Consult the manual regarding replacement parts or call a professional for service advice.

Issue: Washing machine won't drain.

Solutions: Check the washing machine drain pump. Usually located near the bottom, this part contains a filter and other parts which help the machine drain. Unclog by removing any foreign material and check other components for wear. If you notice a worn part, consult your manual to identify and possibly replace it on your own. If you are unable to replace the part yourself, a professional appliance repair company can often correct this small problem easily.

Issue: Noisy/bouncy washing machine

Solutions: Check if an object is stuck in the drum and remove anything that doesn't belong. Turn the drum by hand and inspect for noise. If there is noise during this action or something isn't stuck, it's likely that a minor part of the machine has worn out. Identify and replace the part if possible, or call for service. For bouncy machines, redistributing/reducing loads or better securing the machine to the ground will solve this common issue.

Issue: Error code displayed by the appliance

Solutions: If your washing machine has an LED that is displaying a code, this is often a sign that professional service is required. Check any user literature for code translations and follow their recommendations. If you are missing this information or can't perform the action, professionals are able to use these codes to easily identify problems and fix washing machines.