Washer Repair in North Georgia

• Won't drain, and the drum is full of water

  Nine times out of ten it's the drain pump, and often something that got past the filter is jamming it. Coins, hair clips and screws are the usual culprits.

• Won't spin, or clothes come out soaking wet

  A lid switch or door lock on a top loader, a worn drive belt, or a control board that isn't calling for spin. Quick to narrow down once the machine is open.

• Loud grinding or a drum that rocks when you push it

  Drum bearings, and on a front loader that's a significant repair. Worth catching early, because a failing bearing eventually damages the outer tub too.

• Leaking onto the floor

  Door gasket on a front loader, a hose connection, or the pump seal. Where the water appears tells us a lot before we open anything.

• Stops mid-cycle or throws an error code

  Tell us the code when you call. It usually narrows the fault before we arrive, which means fewer trips.

• Filling slowly or not at all

  Inlet valve or a blocked inlet screen. Sometimes it's just the supply tap or a kinked hose, which we'll tell you rather than charge you for.

• Smells musty even after cleaning

  Common on front loaders. Usually the gasket and the drain trap rather than a fault, and there's a right way to fix it for good.

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Also servicing GE Café and GE Monogram.