We responded to a service call on Chester Ave in Louisville, OH for a GE washer that was intermittently not filling on certain cycles with clicking noise heard at lid area. What we discovered was an incorrect customer-installed inlet valve causing multiple system faults that had cascaded into transmission failure. The Problem The customer reported … Read more
A customer on Maple Street in Waynesburg called about their GE washer that wouldn’t drain or spin. When we arrived, we discovered the machine was showing an out of balance error that was preventing normal operation. The Problem The washer will not drain. Customer also mentioned won’t spin, likely related to drain issue. These symptoms … Read more
A washer repair call in Minerva brought us to an Admiral HTW200ASK1WW that wouldn’t latch. What we found was a combination of problems that made replacement the better choice for this customer. The Problem The customer reported that the washer won’t latch. This prevented the washing cycle from starting, leaving them without a functioning machine. … Read more
A Whirlpool washer in Navarre was making loud noises during the spin cycle, with the customer suspecting bearing failure. Our diagnosis confirmed the bearings had indeed failed, requiring a complete bearing assembly replacement to restore quiet operation. The Problem The customer reported that the washer sounds loud when spinning and suspected it needs bearing replaced. … Read more
The washer was stopping mid-cycle, leaving clothes wet. Clearing the drain filter resolved the issue, allowing normal operation.
The washer was banging as if unbalanced, but after replacing the spongy suspension rods, it now operates smoothly.
A new washer was leaking due to a broken water valve. After replacing the valve, the washer functions properly.
The washer had sensor issues preventing it from scrolling through selections. Replacing the user interface and lid lock resolved the problem.
The washer failed to complete the rinse and spin cycle due to an obstructed cold water supply hose. Cleaning the valve resolved the issue.
The washer didn’t turn on after being moved, but it was a simple fix related to the outlet. It now fills and agitates properly.