Check the heating element for any visible signs of damage or burnout. Ensure the thermal fuse is intact, as a blown fuse will prevent heating. Also, verify the dryer’s thermostat is functioning correctly and that the vent system is not obstructed.

Examine the drain pump for debris, which may prevent proper water drainage. Inspect the drain hoses for clogs, and clean or replace them if necessary. If the washer is still not draining, the pump itself may need to be replaced.

Inspect the drum for foreign objects that may be causing noise. Check the drum rollers and bearings for wear, and replace any damaged parts. Also, examine the belt for signs of wear and tension, replacing it if needed.

Long drying times are often due to poor airflow. Clean the lint trap and vent hoses thoroughly to remove any clogs. Check the blower wheel for damage, and ensure it’s functioning correctly.

Examine the door seal for cracks or tears, as this can cause leaks. Check the water inlet hoses for leaks or signs of wear. Tighten any loose connections and replace damaged hoses.

If the washer drum isn’t spinning, the issue could be with the drive belt, motor, or lid switch. Inspect these components for wear or malfunction and replace them as needed.