Inspect the door seal for signs of wear, cracks, or gaps. Clean the seal and ensure no debris is obstructing its function. Check the drain hose for kinks or clogs, and inspect the water inlet valves for leaks. Replace any damaged components to stop the leakage.

Ensure the lint filter is clean and the venting system is free of obstructions to allow adequate airflow. Inspect the heating element for continuity, as a broken element may fail to generate heat. Test the cycling thermostat and thermal fuse for faults, and replace defective parts as needed.

Distribute clothes evenly in the drum to prevent imbalance. For persistent issues, inspect the suspension rods and shock absorbers for wear. Tighten or replace these components to restore stability.

Overheating can result from restricted airflow. Clean the exhaust vent and blower housing to remove debris. Test the high-limit thermostat and replace it if it is malfunctioning. Verify that the heating element isn’t short-circuited to the casing.

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Refer to the user manual to identify error codes and their meanings. Reset the appliance by unplugging it for a few minutes. If the issue persists, inspect the control board and associated wiring for faults, and consider consulting a professional.

Noises from the washer often point to worn suspension rods or bearings. For the dryer, inspect the drum rollers and belt for wear. Lubricate or replace moving parts as needed, and ensure the appliance is level on the floor.