Washer Repair

"Arrived on site for washer not working. Inspected unit and work area. I ran unit in diagnostics and found no agitation. I then tilted unit backwards and found belt pulley nut lose, I tighten up that nut and tested a full diagnostics cycle and passed all test. Unit is now operating as designed. No water leaks detected during service job completed."

"Arrived on site for complaints of water leaking. Found more water trails leading up to valve. Water trails are bigger than last time, and there are more of them. Found dirt inside cold water valve. Installed new valve. Tested all valves in component activation. No water leaks detected, job complete."

Arrived on site to test unit for error code F25(tachometer error). Found m13 connection worked itself loose. Secured connection and cleared code. Ran multiple diagnostic cycles with no issues. No leaks detected.

Arrived on site to diagnose a washer that is tripping the breaker. Tested all parts and components and found no failures to unit at this time. Advised customer that appliances were not intended to be put on gfci or afci circuits as intentionally ungrounded parts can cause them to trip. No further repairs can be done to washer to correct issue and homeowner will need to replace breaker.

"Arrived onsite for LEAKING FROM UNDERNEATH. Upon arrival checked all hoses and bellow. All are good. Ran a quick cycle and a normal cycle. Unit did not leak. Mrs. Said it doe not happen everytime,just every now and then. Mrs. Will control the amount of detergent that she is using and monitor for leaks. Could not duplicate the leaking issue. Job complete"