10 Most Common Problems With Laundry Washing Machines

Top 10 most common washing machine problems. Washer not working and the top 10 washing machine problems. I go over 50 different washer issues. Whether your washer is not turning on, not spinning, not draining, not agitating, not rinsing, wont fill, or not working at all… This video is bound to cover the problem that your washer is having. The stats for this list were all taken from my own call logs, out of 373 washer house calls. I mention quite a bit of parts in the video so I will also include a list of parts that can be used as reference to see what the parts are called and what they look like. But if you will be ordering a part, make sure to confirm that the part will fit the model of washer that you have.
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Whirlpool Washing Suspension Rods
Samsung DC31-00187A Washer Drain Pump
Kenmore Washer Drain Pump 4681EA2001T:
Red Washer Shift Actuator:
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[augustharlacher]

I must say you have explained in detail and know what you are talking about. Thanks for taking your time to make this video. I wish you the best! GOD BLESS!

[TheodorePittsalpha]

I am a retired surgeon. You are fantastic. Your details are impeccable. You could have been a surgeon if you had that opportunity as a young man. God bless you. You are doing the Lord's work.

[steventhury]

People like you make the world livable place to be!

[sharyngrone]

My husband was ready to call the repair man and we watched your video on resetting the GE washer. We did what you said and like magic it works. Thank you so much!,

[dannyry]

I am an Assistant Manager at an appliance store, that also does repairs, and this walkthrough and explanation of issues is very accurate. Despite commission being part of my pay, I always recommend the older, analog models to my customers, as opposed to the newer front-load/stackable options, which are much more pricey. This is because issues often arise due to the manufacturing process put the control board right up front above the door, which ends up getting damaged fairly quickly because of the design. You pretty much covered everything in this video. I wish all my customers would watch this before coming to the store. Hah! It would save me from giving the same spiel time after time! Well done.

[gerardomedina]

Excelent I'm a technician in Riverside California for over 10 years and I still learn something Thank u

[amandaamanda]

BRAVO! A MAN WHO KNOWS HIS PROFESSION AND ALSO KNOWS HOW TO EXPLAIN VERY WELL. VERY ORGANIZED MIND. THANK YOU AND THANK GOD FOR PEOPLE LIKE YOU

[munirahmed]

i did not complete watching full video but I can not remain calm without appreciating this gentleman with so good information for those who don't know anything about washing machine mechanism

[ritareilly]

It's so sweet of you to share your expertise to save unwarranted calls to the appliance repairman! THANK YOU!!!

[bruceraykiewicz]

WOW ! You look and sound like some of my best technical students. Yea, I was a full line, major appliance service trainer. But, I was a full line service man for 35 years first. I finished my 50+year career, as a trainer, for 15 years at two major companies in Florida prior to retiring. Thank you for your very informative video. You brought back quite a few memories for me. BTW, I've been retired since Nov. 2011. Started working in the field in July, 1961.

[susanjudges]

This was soooo helpful!!! My problem was the No. 1 problem. I can't believe I was going to get a whole new machine over a simple $10 part and easy fix! THANK YOU!!

[randelmalavida]

Excellent video !!! Anyone lucky enough to have you service their machine should feel blessed. Thank You!!!

[rileymalachi]

I'm a maintenance technician and I've used almost everything posted for HVAC, Hot water tanks and Appliances on here to self teach and do my job more efficiently since Covid has prevented me from doing courses that usually help with all this. So grateful you post these videos and I will never stop using them.

[Orefamilylawncare]

6 minutes into your video and i can testify that the first few mentions are SPOT ON!!!! I went through 3!!!!; whirlpool, maytag washers in ONLY ONE They were high priced garbage. I switched to speed queen so far so good.

[richardgarcia]

Good morning Jay. I’m a Handyman subscriber who has been watching your channel for about a year and half. Originally I was a secondary math teacher for 28 years who has always been repairing everything at home. Now being retired for last four years I’ve turned handyman. I have a love for learning. Your HVAC and appliance videos are top notch! Your very logical approach in explaining makes abstract concepts crystal clear. I’ve learned a great deal from your videos. By the way, I have a few experiences with water softeners. In this video where you refer to a problem that a customer had this “caviar” or small fish eggs looking stuff clogging the inlet supply filter in a washer, well that’s actually a case where the customer has a water softener that has failed. The resin tank has a type of “filter” that keeps those tiny light tan, translucent beads from leaving the tank when the water softener is in regeneration mode. Once that happens, those tiny beads get into the plumbing system and reek havoc. They can clog all the aerators in the faucets, clog the washing machine inlet valves, clog the toilet tank fill valves and even get inside the water heater. I thought you would like to know that. Keep up the excellent job your doing and I will keep watching. Thanks!

[GeraldLao]

You helped me fixed my washer tonight when I was about to call a repairman tomorrow since I have given up. It's the freaking door sensor that's causing the issue since when I used my finger to push the lever, it works but closing the lid won't. Thank you sir!

[GS-stns]

This is amazing, you are killing me. I took a small mirror and looked under the corner where you pointed out the lid switch. I did what you said I can't remember the exact steps but it started agitating and spinning out and refilling. It's been sitting there for 2 years not being used until I saw your video oh my God you're the best!!! You're the only. I am going to subscribe. Thank you

[jackmills]

Informative and even entertaining, you are keeping appliances out of the scrapyards and landfills.
Your knowledge is invaluable.

[stevenmarchand]

VERY informative, intuitive, brief and easy to understand presentation. Highly recommended to any novice or journeyman service folks. Good job! Thanks for sharing.

[ronk]

One time my 20+ year old front loader was draining slowly, and barely completed the spin cycle. Removed the front panel and disassembled the hoses from the tub to the drain pump. Quickly located a nickel directly in the pump inlet. Removed it and rejoiced. 😀