An LG washing machine that won’t drain after the wash cycle can leave clothes sitting in dirty water and prevent the washer from moving to the spin cycle. One of the most common causes is a problem with the drain pump, although a clogged filter, blocked hose, or electrical issue can produce similar symptoms. When...
Read moreLG Washing Machine Won’t Drain After the Wash Cycle — Possible Drain Pump FailureA GE washing machine that fills with water but won’t agitate clothes is dealing with a problem that can leave laundry dirty even when the rest of the cycle appears normal. The agitator is responsible for moving clothes through the water and detergent, helping loosen dirt, oils, and stains. When it stops moving, the washer...
Read moreGE Washing Machine Won’t Agitate Clothes — Possible Agitator or Drive Motor ProblemsA Whirlpool washing machine that leaves detergent sitting in the dispenser can prevent laundry from getting properly cleaned. You may notice that the detergent compartment remains full after a cycle, detergent appears clumped or diluted, or clothes come out with stains and odors. Several problems can cause this issue, including a clogged dispenser, restricted water...
Read moreWhirlpool Washing Machine Won’t Dispense Detergent — Possible Dispenser or Water Valve ProblemsA Whirlpool washing machine that stops working before the cycle is complete can turn a routine load of laundry into a frustrating problem. The washer may fill normally, begin agitating or spinning, and then suddenly stop. In some cases, the display remains active but the machine does not continue. In other situations, the washer may...
Read moreWhirlpool Washing Machine Stops Working Mid-Cycle — Possible Control Board or Motor FailureA burning smell coming from a Kenmore dryer should never be ignored. Dryers operate with high heat, moving mechanical parts, and electrical components, so an unusual odor can indicate a problem that may become more serious if the appliance continues running. Two common causes are a worn or slipping drive belt and an overheating motor....
Read moreKenmore Dryer Makes a Burning Smell — Possible Drive Belt or Motor OverheatingA GE dryer that suddenly starts making a loud squealing noise should not be ignored. While some dryer sounds are normal during operation, a sharp squeal, high-pitched screech, or repetitive squeaking often indicates that one of the mechanical components supporting or driving the drum is wearing out. Two common causes are worn drum rollers and...
Read moreGE Dryer Makes a Loud Squealing Noise — Possible Drum Roller or Idler Pulley ProblemsAn Amana dishwasher that completes a wash cycle but leaves dishes wet can be frustrating, especially when the problem appears suddenly. While some moisture is normal after a dishwasher cycle, dishes should generally come out reasonably dry, depending on the selected cycle, rinse aid usage, and the dishwasher’s drying system. If plates, glasses, and utensils...
Read moreAmana Dishwasher Won’t Dry Dishes After the Cycle — Possible Heating Element or Vent Fan FailureA Maytag oven that suddenly displays an error code can be difficult to diagnose without knowing what the code means. Depending on the model, the message may indicate a problem with the temperature sensor, heating system, wiring, or electronic controls. Some errors are caused by a relatively simple component failure, while others point to a...
Read moreMaytag Oven Displays an Error Code — Possible Temperature Sensor or Main Control Board ProblemsA small amount of water can sometimes remain in the sump area of a dishwasher after a cycle, but visible standing water covering the bottom of the tub usually indicates a drainage problem. If your Whirlpool dishwasher finishes the program but leaves several inches of water behind, the cause may be a clogged filter, blocked...
Read moreWhirlpool Dishwasher Leaves Standing Water at the Bottom — Possible Drain Pump or Clogged Filter IssuesA Kenmore washing machine that suddenly starts making a grinding noise should not be ignored. Unusual sounds during washing or spinning often indicate that one of the mechanical components is wearing out. In some cases, the problem may be relatively simple, such as a loose pulley or worn belt. In other situations, a grinding sound...
Read moreKenmore Washing Machine Makes a Grinding Noise — Possible Drum Bearing or Pulley Failure
