A non-spinning front load Electrolux washer model EWFLS70IW doesn’t necessarily indicate your appliance is ready to be hauled off to the junkyard. While the malfunction does put a serious damper on your laundry plans, finding out the cause and replacing the faulty component can be a fairly simple repair. The most common malfunctions behind a non-spinning front load washer are … Read More
How to Replace a Broken Boot Seal Clamp in Your LG Washing Machine
Water leaking from your LG washer model WM2701HV is never a good sign. Unfortunately, puddles around your washing machine can be caused by a number of possible malfunctions. While a faulty drain pump or a damaged hose are likely culprits, one often overlooked possibility is a broken inner boot seal clamp. If the clamp has loosened or completely snapped apart, a … Read More
Replace Your Frigidaire Washer’s Inner Door Panel Kit
If you have a front-loading washing machine, the door can break down over time, especially if pressure is put on it near the hinge. Once the door starts to hang crooked or you notice cracks on the inner panel of the door, replace it before the door can leak. Order replacement part # 134426500 for a new inner door and … Read More
How to Replace Your GE Washer’s Dispenser Seal
Front-loading washers are more susceptible to leaks than their top-loading counterparts. If you have a leak at the front of your machine, there’s a lot of different parts that could be at fault. Once you know the leak isn’t coming from a drain seal, check the dispenser seal. This rubber ring sits between the dispenser fitting and the dispenser tube … Read More
5 Common Washing Machine Problems And Ways to Fix Them
A washing machine that isn’t working properly can become more than just a mild inconvenience, particularly if you live in a large household and have lots of laundry to do. If you’ve noticed problems with your washer or it has stopped working entirely, don’t delay in getting help from a professional repair man. It’s best to nip the issue in … Read More
How to Repair a Whirlpool Washer That Won’t Fill With Water
A front load washer that won’t fill with water can put a real hitch in your day. Not only are left with a hamper full of dirty clothes but now you have to figure out the cause behind your non-filling appliance. Before your stress level leaps to new heights, take a deep breath, and keep reading to learn which faulty … Read More
How to Replace a Cracked Dispenser Assembly in a LG Washer
The dispenser assembly in your LG washer model WM2550HWCA distributes soap, bleach, and softener during a wash cycle. A crack in the dispenser can cause the part to leak water. Luckily, replacing the assembly is a quick and easy repair. If you’re switching out the damaged dispenser yourself, the detailed directions provided below will help you get the job done in no … Read More
How to Install a New Drain Pump in Your GE Washer
The drain pump in your GE washer model GTWN5650FWS expels water from your appliance during the draining process. A Leaky or non-draining washer are signs of a faulty drain pump. If your appliance has either issue, you may need to replace the pump. The directions provided below will help you install a new drain pump in your GE washing machine. How to … Read More
How to Replace the Suspension Rods in Your Whirlpool Washer
A vibrating or shaky washing machine is a symptom of faulty suspension rods. The suspension rods in your Whirlpool washer model WTW4616FW limit the movement of your appliance’s tub. When one or more of the rods are damaged, the tub is no longer restrained, which leads to your washing machine shaking more vigorously than usual. Replacing the broken suspension rods is a … Read More
Replace Your Whirlpool Washer’s Shift Actuator When It Won’t Spin WPW10006355
Washers have a lot of moving parts and deal with a lot of weight, which means that parts that handle the motion are particularly susceptible to malfunctions and cracks. If your washer won’t change from the agitating to the spin cycle, the shift actuator may be broken. Replace it by following these steps with replacement part #WPW10006355: Unplug the washer and … Read More