This usually results from using too much detergent or having low water pressure. Excess soap residue that isn’t rinsed away can cause visible spots or stains.

The drain hose might be clogged or kinked. A malfunctioning drain pump or blocked filter can also prevent proper water removal.

Loud noises often mean something is stuck in the drain pump, or the drum bearings and internal parts are worn out and need replacement.

This typically means the washer didn’t complete the spin cycle properly. Causes include a faulty pump, unbalanced load, or slow-draining system.

A broken drive belt, faulty lid switch, or motor issues could prevent the washer from spinning. These parts may need testing and replacement.

Excessive vibration is usually due to an unbalanced load, unlevel feet, or worn suspension components. Check the installation and redistribute the load.

Leaking is often caused by loose or cracked hoses, a broken pump, or a damaged door gasket. These should be checked for wear or blockage.

If your washer fills with water but doesn’t move, the issue could be a faulty agitator, motor coupling, or lid switch mechanism.

Error codes usually indicate issues like a blocked drain, door lock failure, or imbalance. Refer to the manual or call a washer technician for diagnosis.

Use the correct detergent, avoid overloading, clean the filter regularly, and perform routine inspections. Follow our washer maintenance checklist to catch issues before they escalate.