10 Most Common Problems With Laundry Washing Machines
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- 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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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!
I have one for you , old kenmore elite, years ago had problem with the lid , a guy from TH-cam had a video , he didn't live far from me and fixed the lid switch by bending the metal hand slightly, it worked again , my new problem it wouldn't fill with water ? The only thing I could do was to manually fill it myself, it worked, Now it actually fills by its self ??? But it won't wash anymore just makes a humming sound ? I'm lost and DESPERATE!!!! Any advice you could offer me ???? Would greatly appreciate a reply . Thank you .
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.
I agree; this guy is a genius. Can you believe his command of the language and the brain it would take to do 46 minutes with no notes, no fumbling, no redundancy, absolute clarity, fun to listen to, etc. etc. He's got it all. The best instructional video I've ever watched. I wanted to give him a big thumbs up, but your suggestion that, "you could have been a surgeon" says it all.
that's a lovely comment. God Bless.
@@lukemccann - I have changed the coupler , capacitor and switch but the machine still does not start on its own, If I turn on, go underneath and manipulate the coupler anti-clockwise or clockwise , it agitates or spin but if I lift the lid or it comes to the end of the cycle , it stops and does not start back- Help !
But, in this world, He would have to take a pay cut, more hours. Be well !!
And I’m a retired pirate flag maker
People like you make the world livable place to be!
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!,
Excelent explanation....... I'm a technician in Riverside California for over 10 years and I still learn something today..... Thank u
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
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
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.
Wow. You're a good person.
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Hi good day i have GE washer it fill up with water start to wash then shuts off it was not doing that before i just took out the suspension rod put grees on them when i try to wash it just full up with water start to wash then shut off
Can any help me please thanks
@@DarrilMohammedmines is doing the same thing idk what to do ..
Excellent video !!! Anyone lucky enough to have you service their machine should feel blessed. Thank You!!!
It's so sweet of you to share your expertise to save unwarranted calls to the appliance repairman! THANK YOU!!!
Do you have to have both hot and cold water hoses connected even if you don't use the hot Water, for the washer to run?
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!!
It is not simple as what you think it is. Once you fix or replace one thing in that machine, you have to replace more than one, especially the water level component. If you don't replace this part, one day your room will be in the flood!
This dude knows what he's talking about so listen to him. Great channel!
What a well done video. I love that you have sectioned each problem out and given it a title. Great job explaining in layman's terms. Very helpful.
It will fill with water in the switch goes through the it will drain the water that won't agitate or spin
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This is wonderful Mr, I as a maintenance technician I really learnt a lot from your video and upgrade my experience ,thank you for your precious tym u have used to share with us
Informative and even entertaining, you are keeping appliances out of the scrapyards and landfills.
Your knowledge is invaluable.
This is the most informative video that i have ever seen from a technician, lots of information thanks alot man.
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.
VERY informative, intuitive, brief and easy to understand presentation. Highly recommended to any novice or journeyman service folks. Good job! Thanks for sharing.
Let's give a big big hand!!! Clap clap (repeated million times)... very informative!
Yes.... !!
Excellent video with concise information and very helpful. Thank You
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.
You are an absolute awesome teacher and easy to understand. You're also easy on the eyes. smile.
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
Haha glad to hear you were able to get the washer fixed! :) Thank you for commenting and subscribing!
Why the washer does not spin dry it stops at spin on the last cycle
You are completely awesome. I am a women and I learned so much from your video. I am so impressed with how you put together all the information and presented it to us. Thank you so so much! I am going to try to fix a problem with my washing machine you mentioned!
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 Year!!!!! They were high priced garbage. I switched to speed queen so far so good.
Absolutely love how you put together this compilation of problems. I find myself working on just about everything so I love watching these types of videos! Very knowledgable and well spoken. Your shirt reminds me of star trek. Lol...
Every video I watch, I become a pro, I'm now qualified to speak on the subject.
Really appreciate your data driven and well organized issue categories, and great presentation in an easy to understand manner with picture overlays to help us visualize the parts you're referring to! Thank you!
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I learned lots of things from this video. Great
These videos are priceless. Thank you for taking the time to do them.
yeah man you got what a lot of other videos of this sort don't have DATA and a comprehensive overview based on your experience..... dang.... only thing missing from pure perfection would be maybe an additional video/animation playing in the corner of the repairs that you are talking about....or a stable video of your experiences...I've been binging on washmachine videos lately and this one is REALLY good
This was such a fantastic video, thank you for being so open about sharing so much detail about the kind of work you do and all the nods to those of us who can probably tackle much of this stuff ourselves. I wish you continued success with all those people out there who'll never bother with videos like this and will need to call you to tighten a loose screw or plug back in their units ... though I imagine you get much more job satisfaction from tackling the more complex jobs. Thanks again.
Andris Batraks I totally agree - what a wonderful video. Kudos to you Andries and all the men and women are able to tackle things themselves ( I’m not one of them😊😱🤪😊😱🤪). What a professional and my gosh, how detailed you are. And to share this information - well just thank you so much, Jay for sharing your time and expertise with everyone.
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!
Your video is the best on YT! Thank you for taking your time & sharing your knowledge. Had it not been for you, I would’ve junked a perfectly good washer and bought somebody’s second-hand machine. Again, thank you…really.
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!
Good morning Richard! Sounds like you had quite the career path! Glad to hear you are enjoying the handyman work and that my videos are helping with furthering your knowledge! I definitely appreciate you explaining how the water softener can cause that! I actually called a senior tech about that one and he told me the same thing. The only problem is that there was no water softener installed in that house... So in the end I never did end up finding out where those small black beads came from.
Most softeners have a mesh screen but if not put a sediment filter on output because that can be a serious problem. I recently installed a carbon tank pre softener this greatly extends life of resin you mentioned, the chlorine kills resin. It also, removes most all chlorine so you don't breath it in while showering. Look at the AO Smith carbon whole house filter, looks like a softener resin tank at Lowes and carbon can be replaced after 600k gals.
Great info.
i always go to this guy for all my problems he is one of the best of the best i make sure to always include him in my searches
THANK YOU!! I WAS PANICKED THINKING I HAD TO BUY ANOTHER!!! 💪🏿❤️💪🏿
Thank you so much. This was so informative. I had no idea how complicated washing machine repair can be. Anyway, I found it very interesting!
Dang Buddy, you are a great communicator. I think you could explain anything well. What ever you do, you'll be good at it. Thanks for this great video!
And beyond genius he can be really funny. I am still smiling about the “customer going into beast mode.”
Thanks for this video and all the others especially with the air-conditioning ones this summer. I service my own units in my rentals and it's very helpful. Thank you again for your investment in these videos
Glad to hear the videos are helpful! Thank you for watching and leaving a comment!
Video is loaded with an incredible amount of information and money saving tip
Thank you for all the info that you put out there to help those of us that want to try to do it on our own. Much appreciated.
Evidently, you are an well trained and expert technician. Your data sheet is well detailed for the most of the problems on different brands washers....Big thank you
I really enjoyed this, I busted out laughing every time he said “the laundry break is over“ 🤣🤣🤣 My laundry break has been three months long! I won’t get into the long story, but I’m getting an older washer, I cannot stand the newer ones. In the meanwhile I’m going to have to go to the laundromat ☹️ my old Maytag last 35 years with no service calls!
At this point, i call it a scam, actually closer to an organized crime.
Woo Hoo! Thank you! My issue was Number 10 on your list - dog agits! My 26 years old washer wasn't agitating properly. Given it's age, I figured I'd have to buy a new machine, because a service call just wouldn't be worth it. But those Google algorithms saw me shopping for a used machine and put your video in my TH-cam feed. Can't believe I fixed it myself and I get to keep my good old Kenmore machine!
You are very easy to understand and you get right to the job. Over all you make great videos. And I will always look for your videos.keep up the good work. Thank you.
Thanks for your incredible knowledge!! Still haven't gotten my washer going but I have learned a lot.
Thanks so much! Very informative! The greatest fix I learned on TH-cam is lifting the lid on a top loader GE washer 6 to 8 times to get my washer to spin the water out. It acts up once in awhile. Its only 6 years old.
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. 😀
And you had five cents to spend at the store.
Thank you! Your detailed instructions made fixng my washing machine easy!
I always refer back to this video and has helped me narrow down my washer symptoms. Thank you very much for this detailed video, truly appreciate. Also this guy looks like a young Jeremy Renner 🙂
Just a few notes /comments: I work for a commercial laundry service company. I do on average 1500 calls per year, mostly apt complexes, universities and hotels. #1 when replacing a pump we use hose crimping plyers and just a towel. Saves alot of time. My biggest problem with pumps are g-strings and bobby pins. #2 Bad rear springs will cause water filling the tub to miss the tub and run onto floor. #3 we have alot of clogged stand pipes, do you see this?
#3 Maytag's have a safety mechanism to protect machine from severe out of balance situations. We have to reach between tub and cabinet to reset the arm. #4 I would have mentioned clogged fill hose screens for no or slow fill. We get alot of these. #5 I have never seen the pliers you showed for installing the boot spring. SQ training demonstrates using small screw driver. Where can I find these Pliers? #6 Also a twisted contorted door boot is a sure sign there is a bad shock. Most door boot holes (not rips) occur at the 12 o'clock position and the 2 o'clock position. We repair these using flex seal tape. It works really well. #7 I would have mentioned front load washer over soaping causing failure to drain or spin out water. I get alot of these calls. To clear out the excess soap we flush washer with fabric softener from dollar tree and the soap magically disappears. Last #8 front load washer smells bad and has gunk and mold in it. We use cheap toilet bowl cleaner in a wash cycle and the smell and junk is gone. I liked the video and I understand you could have went on for another hour easily just on these ten problems. I thought it was a professional presentation and informative. THANKS, I SUBSCRIBED
This was the first time I watched your video and I was impressed. I'll have to fix my washer now.
Love the Star Trek outfit. He looks like Ensign Smith, the guy who dies at the start of an episode.
I love the details. This is so very useful. Thank you.
AND THERE IT IS! Lid switch. That's what I need. Thanks!
Awesome information buddy, thank you for the great value you bring with these washing machine problem videos. Keep up the good work!
Thank you so much for this insanely thorough video. I just fixed my machine and this helped a lot to trouble shoot my problem. Spares cost a fortune though 😞
I sort of volunteered to deal with issues that popped up with my employer's many washers and dryers we use across the campus. The previous approach had always been to buy an new unit when the old one quit working for whatever reason. Some times the unit was only a few months old. Due to security issues at repair tech was never called in to troubleshoot. This meant new a dryer purchased for broken door switches or a thermal fuses or a drive belts or drum rollers and new washing machines any time one would wear through a rubber motor coupling or 9 dollar pump. I thought it was great fun and a challenge to figure out what simple part was keeping the machine from working. I came upon many of the breakdowns on your list. My background was aircraft engineering and the toughest repair was figuring out the Kenmore Top Load Washer Transmission replacement like you said. This was back about 2002 before the TH-cam videos of today and I just had to figure it out as I went along. I remember the transmission part was about 155 bucks from Sears Parts but still less than half the cost of a new unit. That same washing machine lasted another 12 years running 5-8 loads a day M-F.
Oh wow, that's too bad about those machines.. That got scrapped because of a bad lid switch or tripped thermal fuse. I worked with a guy named Rick who was also an aircraft engineer in the past. He was a smart guy too! (must run in the aircraft engineer blood) About the pricing though, when a company gets called out to replace a transmission, the cost of replacing it would be much higher than just the $155 part cost. The part gets marked-up, there's the trip fee, labor cost, and cost of shipping the part (many times I need to order it, not sure what it's like at other companies). Add all of that together and the price is easily over half the price of a new machine.
Thank you for your time and knowledge!
I’m always trying to find ways to save money “if possible” and researching for my granddaughter who does tons of laundry! This video will be so useful. I was actually looking for how to get stains off my old style tub like yours.
This video is 100% Well done 👏 love this love it xxxx
This is an amazing piece of careful, beautifully presented work. I'll be looking to see what else you've done on YT. Thank you so much! OMG was sitting here and saw one of my favorite sights in the world, the approach to Honolulu.
Wow, this is a GREAT video. So educational ! I wish you were in my city. Thank you 🤗🤗🤗🤗
Thanks for an excellent presentation. Very informative. I am not a technician but just love fixing everything. Hope you enjoyed your trip to Hawaii.
I'm glad I watched to the end. Good video .
What an excellent video, really informative, full of real-world content of problems resolved, time for the real trip to Hawaii... you deserve it my friend for that presentation...
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You hit my problem on the head exactly, thank you.
What a great video my dear! You are a wealth of knowledge. Thank you! 🇨🇦
Oh my gosh this video is the holy grail 👍
I find it so depressing to see that across industry, devices don't last nearly as long as those manufactured in prior generations. Great tip on tipping the machine back! I was soaked one day a few years ago.
I agree.. The average life of a new washing machine is 6-10 years. Whereas the old washers can easily get to 30 years or more. Haha yeah, I know what that's like. I used to hate replacing drain pumps or cleaning the filter. But now with tipping the unit back, I rarely get soaked anymore.
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So glad I found your channel, learned so much from you. Thank you sir!
You are the best on TH-cam. You would be a GREAT ACTOR.
Thank you so much for making this video your are my favorite person
Wow! You're a champ to take on a line of work like this. It's hard on the body. I know because I've been in it for 46 yrs. Mostly fridges in the beginning, then added the other appliances later. Unfortunately now, there aren't enough hrs in the day to keep up with the new technology. Often times some things just can't be fixed, like the Korean fridges with ice up issues. There are no suitable or long lasting fixes for them. Drain freezeup issues can be a challenge too in general. We don't have decent add on drain heaters other than the Sh-250 which doesn't always yield enough heat to resolve the problem. Drain strap heaters sometimes work and sometimes don't. All in all, it is a challenging line of work to attempt to correct engineering flaws.
Awesome. Great stuff😂
Essential life skills for any person to learn!
I recently fixed my AC with help from your channel (huge thanks -- summer in Houston is HOT), so I was thrilled to see this video when googling to figure out why there's suddenly a puddle under my washing machine. 😬 Have some ideas on what to check next after looking for drain blockages, so thanks once again for your detailed and helpful video!
I have put about $100.00 into the washer and still didn't work. I got so frustrated with it decided to buy a new one. That solved the problem.👍
Thank you for disclosing all those troubleshooting problems. Very helpful
Hey thank you so much, this is pure gold!! thank you for sharing all that experience acquired over the years!
I sounds like you are on the correct path. We live out in the sticks, and can't get a repairman come out in less than 3 weeks. We have a flex washer, that upper washer works fine. Bottom washer will not respond at all. It will not go into calibration, or diagnostic mode. It pumps out water and then stops there. I got a new PCB board and installed it. I still does the same thing. No codes on lower washer. Thank you Stuck
You don't know how much I appreciate you sharing your knowledge. Awesome video. You earned my like and subscribe and ill spread the word about your videos
Loved seeing your trip, very cute ending
So far your vids have been super great with lots of info. I’m a maintenance tech and my biggest problem with different appliances is the multimeter trouble shooting with Hvac, dishwashers, washer/dryers. I’d love to see videos with multimeter troubleshooting. Thanks keep up the good work!
Glad you like the videos! Yeah, troubleshooting appliances with a meter is the hardest part because each brand and model is different which makes it hard to make a "general troubleshooting" video on them. But thank you for watching and suggesting the video idea!
@@WordofAdviceTV : I also like the idea of making a video on troubleshooting w a meter, even if only on a specific model. I am struck by how frequently I pick up a useful tip for general use in specific-machine videos. Great work that you are doing.
Great check list! I didn't think of my shop vac to remove remaining water, oops! 1. I need agitator dogs, and possibly clutch assy. Thanks so much for the list!
Great video, thanks for taking the time to make this! Those black fish eggs that you mentioned were in the screens and toilets and other fixtures are the filter media or resin from the water softener, when they flushed the hydrant they probably turned the water back on too fast and the pressure sent the resin all through the system from the mineral tank in the basement. I’m a plumber by trade and see this once in a while, if you have a water softener or acid neutralizer or any other treatment system that uses loose granular media, you should always turn water back on very slowly until system fills back up. Thanks again!
Enjoyed this method. It helped me to resolve a simple yet hard to find cause ofbreakdown.
very informative and taught me a few things thanks
Thanks Jay I was hoping you would do one of these soon!
No problem! Glad I didn't let you down and did the video :)
What a great video. I understand exactly what you’re talking about and hope revived for having my trusty washer back!
I fixed my old whirlpool lid switch a few years ago, bought it used and I've had it 9 years. The old ones are the way to go!! I also fixed it filling slowly by checking the metal filter in the fill line, I have well water so I need to clean it more often due to sediment
This was very informative. I think it's my board. The water runs for about a minute and stops. I have an older Kenmore.
Very good you are good at what you do and I think we can learn a lot from you thank you for your time.
Thank you Jaime! I am happy to hear the videos are helpful!
Thanks Bro you helped me save many appliances.
Very informative and helpful. Thanks
Great information and great explanation as well
I just bridge out the door switch not necessary for adults. Informative video
Great video. I had trouble falling asleep, and this did it for me. Thanks! (Lot of good information ;-)
This is very helpful. It would be even more helpful (less intimidating to watch) if you could list in the description at time stamp for when you start each new problem so we could skip right to the problem we need help with. Thanks for doing this video!
Thank you very much. Very kind of you to explain all the possibilities.
I hope one day, I'll be able to buy my Mom her own washing machine. This will help her so much. We're currently washing our clothes using hands.
Do you want to do that or you will do that? There is a difference. May I recommend a good video? You may or may not know him but this guy is awesome! th-cam.com/video/ht-uJbfYMlM/w-d-xo.html
@@WordofAdviceTV yes, I'm already saving money to buy her a washing machine. I know it's not much yet but soon, I'll be able to save more and buy it. Thank you for your help.