Washing Machine Repair Services in Alpharetta, GA

Your home’s washing machine has the job of cleaning your clothing. This job is completed with the multiple working components of your washing machine. If one of your washing machine components isn’t working properly, it impacts the function of your machine. We can quickly determine the issue and offer a solution. Some of the most common washing machine issues we repair include the following:

Washing machine won’t turn on

The first thing you should try when your washing machine won’t power on is to redistribute the clothes. If this doesn’t work, we will inspect the timer circuitry of your outlet.

Washing machine won’t spin

Your washing machine’s spin cycle ensures the clothes aren’t soaking wet when the machine is done. When the machine won’t spin, we will inspect your lid switch, wiring, spin solenoids, drive belts, and timer contacts. 

Washing machine won’t agitate

The washing machine agitates to break down the soil in the clothing. When it will not agitate, we inspect your transmission mode levers, plungers, agitator assemblies, and drive belts or spindles.

Washing machine leaks

A washing machine leak can lead to water damage in your home. A leak can be caused by excess soap, a clog in your drain hoses, issues with your tub water injection hoses, or damaged tubs. 

Washing machine is not draining properly

The washing machine should always drain its water after its cycle. When it doesn’t drain, you may have an issue with your drain hoses, drive belts, or pump.

Washing machine has no cold water

If you select cold water, your washing machine should fill with cold water. When it doesn’t have any cold water, we check the cold-water valve and inspect for any sediment buildup in the valve.

Washing machine vibrates loudly

A washing machine may vibrate loudly if it isn’t level. If it is level and still vibrating, we inspect the snubber pads and damper pads.

Washing machine leaves spots on clothes

You shouldn’t have spots on your clothing after a washing machine cycle. We can inspect the washing machine transmission to determine if it’s producing oil.

Washing machine leaves soap residue on clothes

Soap residue shouldn’t be left on your clothing after a washing machine cycle. We can check for a defective timer contact or problems with your cold-water valve.