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Your washing machine is made up of several interconnected parts, all of which need to function properly to prevent leaks and other issues. But washer parts don’t last forever. When performance problems arise, you’ll most likely need to replace the faulty part to use your appliance normally again. Here are a few common appliance repair issues that affect washing machines, as well as the parts you will need to replace.

3 Signs You Need New Washer Parts

1. Not Finishing Cycles

Few things are more frustrating than a washer that starts normally but doesn’t run a complete cycle. There are several potential parts that can contribute to this problem. A damaged door or lid switch may not close properly, stopping the cycle. There could also be a problem with the unit’s timer. You will likely need a technician to help you identify the root cause of this issue.

2. Leaks

washer partsYou don’t want a leaking washing machine to damage your walls or flooring. Washing machine leaks are most commonly caused by a damaged drain hose. Drain hose connection problems can also keep the unit from draining properly at the end of a cycle. Front-load washers could also experience leaks if the seal around the door gets too dirty to seal properly. Though the drain hose will need to be replaced, door seals often just need to be cleaned.

3. Unusual Sounds & Vibrations

Washing machines aren’t the quietest appliances, but if you start to notice abnormally loud noises or excessive vibrations during a cycle, repairs are likely needed. This issue is usually caused by damaged tub bearings and a bad seal. Replacing these parts will keep the washing machine from developing leaks and other maintenance issues as a result of the vibrations.

 

For high-quality washer parts, visit Appliance Parts of Radcliff. Serving Hardin County, KY, for over 25 years, their knowledgeable team will help you find the right fit for your repairs, with appliance parts available from top brands like GE® and Maytag®. To learn more about their inventory, visit them online or call (270) 352-2900.

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