Washer Not Draining

One of the most common washer problems is standing water inside the drum after the cycle ends. A washer that will not drain may have a clogged drain hose, blocked pump filter, faulty drain pump, damaged belt, lid switch issue, or control problem.

If your washer is not draining, continuing to run cycles may make the problem worse. It can also cause bad smells, water leaks, or damage to other components. Our technicians can inspect the drainage system and determine what needs to be repaired.

Washer Not Spinning

If your washer fills with water and drains but does not spin, your clothes may come out soaking wet. This issue may be caused by an unbalanced load, worn drive belt, faulty lid switch, broken door lock, motor problem, failed actuator, or control board issue.

A washer that does not spin properly can also place stress on the appliance over time. ProCare Appliance Repair LLC can diagnose the spin system and recommend the right repair solution.

Washer Leaking Water

A leaking washing machine should be repaired quickly because water can damage flooring, walls, cabinets, and nearby appliances. Washer leaks may come from damaged hoses, loose connections, a cracked drain pump, worn door gasket, faulty water inlet valve, or tub seal problems.

If you notice water around your washer, do not ignore it. Our technicians can locate the source of the leak and help stop the problem before it causes more damage.

Washer Making Loud Noise or Shaking

A washer that shakes, bangs, grinds, or makes loud noise during the spin cycle may have worn suspension rods, bad shock absorbers, drum bearing issues, loose components, uneven leveling, or a problem with the drive system.

Some vibration is normal, especially during high-speed spinning, but heavy shaking or loud banging is not normal. Our team can inspect the washer and help restore smoother operation.

Washer Not Filling With Water

If your washing machine is not filling with water, fills too slowly, or overfills, the problem may be related to the water inlet valve, pressure switch, water supply hoses, control board, or sensor system.

Water filling issues can prevent the washer from starting or completing the wash cycle. Our technicians can check the water supply and internal components to find the cause.

Front-Load and Top-Load Washer Repair

ProCare Appliance Repair LLC services both front-load and top-load washers. Each type has different common issues.

Front-load washers may experience door lock problems, gasket leaks, drainage issues, bad odors, and balance problems. Top-load washers may have lid switch failures, agitator issues, suspension problems, or spin cycle failures.

No matter which type you have, our technicians can inspect the washer and provide professional repair service.