
Washing Machine Maintenance & Repair Tips
Washing Machine maintenance that matters in Arizona: what keeps a washing machine running, what you can check yourself, and the point where it stops being a DIY job.
What usually fails on a washing machine here
A washer that won't drain is a drain pump nine times out of ten, and what's in the pump is usually a sock, an underwire, or a handful of change. Banging on spin is normally worn suspension rods or shocks. Our hard water is rough on the water valves where the hoses hook on, too. They scale up and slow the fill.
Check this first — about two minutes
Do this before you pay anyone to come out. Sometimes it's all it takes, and we'd rather tell you that than charge you a visit to say it.
- 1Look for the small access panel at the front bottom, open the filter and clear it.
- 2Have a towel ready, because water will come out.
Still not fixed?
The longer version, written for a washing machine that has already failed the quick check above.
Keeping a washing machine out of trouble
Most of the calls we get could have been prevented. These are the few jobs that make a real difference.
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- Yearly
When to stop and call someone
Guides on washers and dryers
From what we see on service calls across Pinal and Maricopa County.
Other appliances
Past the point of a home fix?
Call and we'll give you a flat rate before anyone starts, and tell you straight if it's not worth fixing.
Call (480) 791-8858(520) 788-4004 for Pinal County · (480) 791-8858 for Maricopa County
Request service
Tell us what's going on and we'll call you back. For today's schedule, calling is fastest.