If your washer isn’t draining properly, check for blockages in the drain hose or a kinked hose. A faulty pump could also be the issue. Inspect the drain hose for any obstructions, and if it’s clear, check the pump for any signs of damage or blockages. Cleaning the pump filter may also help.

Spin cycle problems are often due to an unbalanced load or worn parts. To fix this, redistribute the clothes evenly within the drum to balance the load. If this doesn’t solve the problem, inspect the drive belt, motor coupler, and lid switch for signs of wear or malfunction. These components might need to be repaired or replaced.

If your washer is making loud or unusual noises, check for foreign objects inside the drum, such as coins, buttons, or zippers. Worn bearings or loose components could also cause noise. Inspect the drum bearings and tighten any loose parts. Replace any damaged components to eliminate the noise.

Water leaks can be caused by faulty hoses, a worn door seal, or a malfunctioning pump. Check the hoses for cracks or loose connections and ensure they’re properly secured. Inspect the door seal for any damage and replace it if necessary. If the leaks continue, inspect the pump for any issues.

If your washer won’t start, check that it’s plugged in properly and that the power supply is working. Ensure the circuit breaker hasn’t tripped. Verify that the door latch is engaging correctly, as a malfunctioning latch can prevent the washer from starting. If these steps don’t resolve the issue, examine the control panel and timer for any faults.