Washer repair in Springfield, MO
Washing machine repair, top load and front load. Diagnosed on site, priced before anything is opened up.
What is it doing?
Open the one that matches. Each says what usually causes it, which is not the same as what will.
01Won't spin
What usually causes it
Usually the lid switch or door lock has failed, the drive belt has stretched or snapped, or the machine is refusing to spin because it never finished draining. On direct-drive models a worn shifter or a bad motor-control board is the next place to look.
Book a repair02Won't drain
What usually causes it
Most often a sock, coin or wire has reached the drain pump and jammed the impeller. After that it is a clogged drain hose, a failed pump motor, or a pressure switch that never tells the board the tub is still full.
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Book a repair03Leaking water
What usually causes it
Front loaders usually leak at the door boot once it tears or fills with debris. Top loaders more often leak at the inlet hose, the tub seal or a cracked outer tub. Where the puddle starts tells us most of it.
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Book a repair04Won't start
What usually causes it
Often the door or lid lock, which most machines will not run without. Beyond that it is the start switch, the user-interface board, or a supply problem such as a tripped breaker feeding only half the circuit.
Book a repair05Making loud noise
What usually causes it
A rumble or grind that rises with the spin is usually the tub bearing or the drive pulley. A rattle at one point in the cycle is more often something hard trapped between the drum and the tub.
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Book a repair06Shaking violently
What usually causes it
Worn suspension rods or damper pads on a top loader, or failed shock absorbers and spring assemblies on a front loader. An unlevel floor and an overloaded drum make all of it worse but rarely cause it alone.
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Book a repair07Door won't unlock
What usually causes it
The door lock assembly has usually failed mechanically, or the board is holding it shut because the machine still reads water in the tub. Either way we can get it open without damaging the door.
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Book a repair08Lid won't lock
What usually causes it
The lid-lock striker, the lock assembly itself or its wiring harness. On several top-load platforms this is also the single most common reason a machine fills and then stops dead.
Book a repair09Won't fill with water
What usually causes it
Start at the taps and the inlet screens, which clog with sediment. After that it is the water inlet valve, the pressure switch or its hose, or a board that never energises the valve.
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Book a repairHow a repair goes
1Book
Pick a time on the calendar or call. Appointment only, so the slot is confirmed before anyone drives out.
2Diagnose
The machine is tested and the actual fault is found. No guessing at parts over the phone.
3Quote
You get the price before any work begins. You decide whether it goes ahead.
4Repair
Most repairs finish in the same visit, because the common parts are already on the van.
Questions
Do you work on anything other than washers and dryers?
What does a repair cost?
How do I book?
Which areas do you cover?
Are you licensed and insured?
Can most repairs be done in one visit?
Get your laundry day back
Book a time on the calendar, or call and talk it through. Service is by appointment only, so a booked slot is a confirmed slot.