Look into your warranty information first: if you experience any major issues with your washing machine and it is still fairly new it's very important that you look into the warranty information on that model. Warranty services could provide you with a full cost of any repairs completed by a certified household washer repair company. This means that the company you bought the washing machine from could complete the repairs or reimburse you for the services of a repair company.

Check your lid switch: in some cases dirt or objects can get lodged in a lid switch or door switch. If this happens sometimes your washing machine will continue running even after you lift the lid or open the machine. Dirt or damage to your lid switch can also make it difficult for your washing machine to start as well. If you find that your washing machine still isn't stopping or starting correctly you may need a new switch installed which is best done with the help of an expert washer repair service.

Listen to your machine: the sounds that your machine makes can tell you a lot about the issues that might be happening inside of it. Quite often a washer repair service technician will ask you about some of the noises that your washing machine makes as well as listen for the noises themselves. Humming noise when the washer should be filling up could be an issue with the water fill valve, you find that the washer bin in your washer isn't spinning and there is a rattling noise, this could most likely be the motor coupler. All of these sounds and issues are easily identifiable to an expert and listening can help get your repairs done much faster.

Try not to overload your washing machine: overloading your washing machine can put it off balance and actually end up causing issues with the machine. Overfilling a washing machine can wear out the motor, break belts and make your basket turn slower which simply won't get your clothes as clean.

Watch where the water is going: if you regularly open up your washing machine to find it filled with water, or find that your washing machine has difficulty draining or filling, these could be issues with fill valves and water valves inside your machine. Taking the time to watch where the water is going during a cycle, or checking to make sure that there isn't any water lingering in your washing machine, can help to give you an indication of whether or not service might be required.

Ultimately, if you experienced any major issues with your washing machine it's always best to call an expert for repair. There are many moving parts to a washing machine and it's always best to get the help of an expert repair professional to get you the original manufacturer parts that will make sure your washing machine runs at peak factory efficiency.

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