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Washing Machine Repair – Rugby Appliance Repair Services

Got a washer that’s making weird noises, leaking, or just won’t spin? You’re probably wondering if you can fix it yourself or if it’s time to call in a specialist. The good news is that most problems are easy to spot, and even a quick call to our Rugby team can get your laundry back on track fast.

Common Issues & Quick Fixes

First things first – let’s talk about the most common culprits. A washing machine that won’t spin is usually caused by a broken drive belt or a lid lock that’s stuck. Check the belt for wear and make sure the lid clicks shut; a simple reset can sometimes do the trick.

Leaking water? Start by inspecting the hoses. Over‑time they can crack or loosen at the connections. Tighten the clamps or replace a damaged hose and you’ll stop the drip in minutes. If the water won’t drain, the pump filter might be clogged with lint or small objects. Pull it out, clean it, and run a short cycle to see if the water drains properly.

Strange noises – like grinding or squeaking – often point to worn bearings or a foreign object stuck in the drum. Turn off the machine, unplug it, and give the drum a gentle spin by hand. If it feels rough, it’s best to let a technician handle the bearing replacement.

For those who like a little DIY, our blog post “Most Common Washing Machine Failures and How to Fix Them” breaks down each symptom with step‑by‑step pictures. It’s a handy reference if you want to diagnose before you call.

When to Call a Pro

Even with the best DIY spirit, some issues need a trained eye. If you notice an electric smell, continuous error codes, or the machine won’t start at all, it’s time to pick up the phone. Modern washers have electronic control boards that can be risky to tinker with without proper tools.

Our Rugby technicians are fully trained on all major brands. We can replace motors, fix electronic faults, and even assess whether a 7‑year‑old washer is worth repairing. In our article “Is a 7‑Year‑Old Washing Machine Worth Fixing?” we compare repair costs against buying new, so you can make an informed decision.

When you call us, we aim for same‑day service wherever possible. We’ll arrive with the right parts, run a quick diagnostic, and give you a clear quote before any work starts. No hidden fees, no vague timelines – just honest, fast repair.

Remember, regular maintenance can prevent many of these problems. Clean the filter every month, leave the door ajar after cycles to avoid mold, and check hoses annually for wear. A little attention now saves you a pricey repair later.

Ready to get your washer humming again? Give Rugby Appliance Repair a call or drop us a message. We’ll get you back to fresh clothes in no time.

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