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Al Hudaiba Dubai Washing Machine Repair
Washing Machine Fault Diagnosis Guide
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Al Hudaiba Dubai Washing Machine Repair (https://www.rafeeg.ae/en/dubai/dubai-washing-machine-repair/al-hudaiba-5233/)
This short guide is designed to outline the most common problems, a washing machine FAQ if you like, with what we refer to as "Laundry" appliances, that is to say that they either wash or dry clothing etc. This guide is not intended as a "buyer's guide", you can find lots of information on buying a washing machine in the section from this link.
Although many people that read this guide are looking for a quick way to find out how to repair a washing machine there isn't really any shortcuts. Not if you want to do it properly, not cause any harm and actually successfully repair your washing machine.
What this guide is intended to do is compliment all the other information that you will find in the site detailing individual washing machine spares in the Spare Parts advice section as well as the other articles in this section to allow you to correctly diagnose the problem or, at least have a clue about what the fault is and how to go about repairing your washing machine.
If you take the time to read and learn, perhaps even make use of the washing machine forum then the chances are you will be able to repair your washing machine so long as you are reasonably confident and handy.
If you do not have the time or patience we'd strongly suggest that you get a professional washing machine repair company to do the work for you (obviously as that's what our members do) from our engineer search.
If you don't follow the advice, there is a good chance are you could spend money replacing spares needlessly, the wrong spare parts and still have a busted washing machine.
Safety First When Repairing A Washing Machine
Please remember to keep yourself and your family safe by following our simple basic electrical safety guide. Quite simply it is not worth someone's life or an injury just to save a few pounds calling in a professional repairer.
If you don't know are unsure then do not risk you or your family's safety and call in a professional repairer
To get the best possible service we would recommend our engineer search service which will refer you to a local repairer that operates to a standard that we have set in our own code of practice. It is your guarantee that the service that you receive will be a quality repair that is fairly priced and guaranteed.
The problems here are frequently asked about in the forums and you may well be able to help yourself before posting a question or calling an engineer however we must stress, above all else, that your own safety is your primary concern.
Common Washing Machine Problems
Almost every home in the UK has one and, inevitably, they will all malfunction at some stage, the only question is on how long they will run before breaking down and how much it will cost to repair. This is covered, in part, by the manufacturers section which offers lots of information on many of the domestic appliance brands sold in the UK.
Please bear in mind that this washing machine and washer dryer guide is very generic and offers only rough guidance and not expert opinion on any one appliance or brand, so some common sense will be required.
What you will see here is some general comments followed by a list of common components to check, if required seek further help within the forums.
Washing machine won't start, no power
There's lots of things that can cause this to happen but as with any fault diagnosis, start at the beginning and work through the problem methodically. So begin at the plug, make sure that there is power to the socket and that the fuse is okay before looking any further.
Mains filter
Door lock
Mains cable & terminal block
Main power switch
Control PCB
Washing machine won't drain or is noisy on drain
Generally this will be some sort of drain pump failure or blockage.
Drain pump blocked
Drain pump faulty
Waste outlet hose blocked
Sump hose blocked
Object in pump
Poor flooring or installation
Washing machine noisy
See the above, drain pump faulty, as this can cause horrendous noise from the washer, especially something trapped in the pump.
Objects trapped in between the outer tub and drum can also be a cause of noise, things like bra wires are extremely common to be retrieved and they can cause damage to the machine and any clothing in it. If you can, remove the wires before washing.
The use of a wash bag for small items can greatly reduce the chances of items getting between the drum and tub, you can buy these from our store
If the machine is a few years old then it is very possible that the bearings are either faulty, collapsed or just starting to go. With bearings the sooner that they are replaced the better as there is liable to be less damage and, if you know that they are faulty, not using or minimising the use will help to avoid further damage.
Stability can also cause excessive noise, especially where the machine is on a wooden or floating floor. Obviously a fault with the suspension system can also produce the same result.
Noisy pump
Object in the drain pump
Object trapped in the tub
Bearings faulty
Washing machine not levelled correctly
Faulty dampers or suspension
Poor flooring or installation
Washing Machine Fault Diagnosis Guide
Abu Hail Dubai Washing Machine Repair (https://www.rafeeg.ae/en/dubai/dubai-washing-machine-repair/abu-hail-2-5037/)
http://www.m9c.net/uploads/15706917581.jpg
Al Hudaiba Dubai Washing Machine Repair (https://www.rafeeg.ae/en/dubai/dubai-washing-machine-repair/al-hudaiba-5233/)
This short guide is designed to outline the most common problems, a washing machine FAQ if you like, with what we refer to as "Laundry" appliances, that is to say that they either wash or dry clothing etc. This guide is not intended as a "buyer's guide", you can find lots of information on buying a washing machine in the section from this link.
Although many people that read this guide are looking for a quick way to find out how to repair a washing machine there isn't really any shortcuts. Not if you want to do it properly, not cause any harm and actually successfully repair your washing machine.
What this guide is intended to do is compliment all the other information that you will find in the site detailing individual washing machine spares in the Spare Parts advice section as well as the other articles in this section to allow you to correctly diagnose the problem or, at least have a clue about what the fault is and how to go about repairing your washing machine.
If you take the time to read and learn, perhaps even make use of the washing machine forum then the chances are you will be able to repair your washing machine so long as you are reasonably confident and handy.
If you do not have the time or patience we'd strongly suggest that you get a professional washing machine repair company to do the work for you (obviously as that's what our members do) from our engineer search.
If you don't follow the advice, there is a good chance are you could spend money replacing spares needlessly, the wrong spare parts and still have a busted washing machine.
Safety First When Repairing A Washing Machine
Please remember to keep yourself and your family safe by following our simple basic electrical safety guide. Quite simply it is not worth someone's life or an injury just to save a few pounds calling in a professional repairer.
If you don't know are unsure then do not risk you or your family's safety and call in a professional repairer
To get the best possible service we would recommend our engineer search service which will refer you to a local repairer that operates to a standard that we have set in our own code of practice. It is your guarantee that the service that you receive will be a quality repair that is fairly priced and guaranteed.
The problems here are frequently asked about in the forums and you may well be able to help yourself before posting a question or calling an engineer however we must stress, above all else, that your own safety is your primary concern.
Common Washing Machine Problems
Almost every home in the UK has one and, inevitably, they will all malfunction at some stage, the only question is on how long they will run before breaking down and how much it will cost to repair. This is covered, in part, by the manufacturers section which offers lots of information on many of the domestic appliance brands sold in the UK.
Please bear in mind that this washing machine and washer dryer guide is very generic and offers only rough guidance and not expert opinion on any one appliance or brand, so some common sense will be required.
What you will see here is some general comments followed by a list of common components to check, if required seek further help within the forums.
Washing machine won't start, no power
There's lots of things that can cause this to happen but as with any fault diagnosis, start at the beginning and work through the problem methodically. So begin at the plug, make sure that there is power to the socket and that the fuse is okay before looking any further.
Mains filter
Door lock
Mains cable & terminal block
Main power switch
Control PCB
Washing machine won't drain or is noisy on drain
Generally this will be some sort of drain pump failure or blockage.
Drain pump blocked
Drain pump faulty
Waste outlet hose blocked
Sump hose blocked
Object in pump
Poor flooring or installation
Washing machine noisy
See the above, drain pump faulty, as this can cause horrendous noise from the washer, especially something trapped in the pump.
Objects trapped in between the outer tub and drum can also be a cause of noise, things like bra wires are extremely common to be retrieved and they can cause damage to the machine and any clothing in it. If you can, remove the wires before washing.
The use of a wash bag for small items can greatly reduce the chances of items getting between the drum and tub, you can buy these from our store
If the machine is a few years old then it is very possible that the bearings are either faulty, collapsed or just starting to go. With bearings the sooner that they are replaced the better as there is liable to be less damage and, if you know that they are faulty, not using or minimising the use will help to avoid further damage.
Stability can also cause excessive noise, especially where the machine is on a wooden or floating floor. Obviously a fault with the suspension system can also produce the same result.
Noisy pump
Object in the drain pump
Object trapped in the tub
Bearings faulty
Washing machine not levelled correctly
Faulty dampers or suspension
Poor flooring or installation