FAQ

This might be caused by one or more of the following factors:

• Defective lid switch assembly.
• The motor coupling had broken down.
• Broken or slack drive belt.
• Clutch band's equipment is worn out.
• The drive motor is broken.
• The tub bearing has seized.
• The seal and bearing kit for the tub has seized.
• Squeezed bearing.
• The motor and switch component for the door lock failed.
• The motor control board is faulty.
• If your drive block is worn out or loose, it's time to replace it.
• Drive pulley worn out, seized, or damaged Clutch worn out, seized, or damaged.
• Wear and tear on the basket drive.
• worn out basket drive hub kit.
• Wear and tear on the transmission.

This might be caused by one or more of the following factors:

• The tub bearing has seized.
• The seal and bearing kit for the tub has seized.
• Bearing seized or grinding on the rear drum.
• blocked or broken drain pump.
• The drive motor is broken.
• The water intake valve is broken.
• The motor coupling had broken down.
• Clutch is no longer functional.
• The drive belt has dried out, fractured, or is about to break.
• Wear and tear on the transmission.
• Wearing out, cracking, loosening, or bending the drive pulley.
• Pulleys that are worn out, loose, or wobbly.
• The U-Joint kit didn't work.

This might be caused by one or more of the following factors:

• a hole in the pump or a fracture.
• Tub seal and bearing kit rips or tears.
• Tub seal kit rips or tears.
• Tears or rips in the tub spin seal.
• broken or torn tub seal.
• Torn or broken door boot seal.
• Hoses from the tub to the pump are fractured or ripped.
• The fill pipe on the washing machine is leaking.
• The drain pipe is leaking.

This might be caused by one or more of the following factors:

• Belt and water pump are either damaged or worn out.
• Broken or slack drive belt.
• Defective lid switch assembly.
• The motor and switch component for the door lock failed.
• Clogged drain hose.
• The drain pump is broken.
• Pump or hose clogged.
• The coin trap is clogged.

This might be caused by one or more of the following factors:

• The user control and the display board are both broken.
• The timer is broken.
• The line fuse has blown.
• Thermal fuse has been blown.
• blown or damaged line fuse and holder.
• The main control board is broken.
• Defective door or lid latch assembly
• The motor and switch component for the door lock failed.
• Issues with electricity or power.
• Defective power cable.

This might be caused by one or more of the following factors:

• Broken support bracket.
• Fluid leak from the balance ring.
• Suspension spring was broken.
• The spring in the counterbalance has broken.
• Snubber ring is fractured or worn out.
• Shock absorber is either damaged or worn out.
• Suspension rod has been fractured.
• If your snubber pad is worn out, missing, or sticky, it's time to replace it.
• Legs are out of balance when it comes to leveling.

This might be caused by one or more of the following factors:

• Defective door or lid latch assembly.
• The motor and switch component for the door lock failed.
• The main control board is broken.

This might be caused by one or more of the following factors:

• The motor coupling had broken down.
• Defective lid switch assembly.
• Defective door or lid latch assembly.
• The drive motor is broken.
• The stator assembly was destroyed by fire.
• Rotor assembly is defective or damaged.
• The motor and switch component for the door lock failed.
• The motor control board is faulty.
• Wear and tear on the transmission.

This might be related to one or more of the following factors:

• The lid switch assembly is faulty.
• The door lock motor and switch assembly both failed.
• The water intake valve is broken.
• The main control board is faulty.
• Timer malfunction.

This might be related to one or more of the following factors:

• The water intake valve is broken.
• The pressure switch is broken.
• Water pressure from the home supply is low.