Washing Machines

If your washing machine is making a loud banging noise, especially during the spin cycle, the problem is usually an unbalanced load, worn suspension parts, or a loose internal component. A loud thumping or knocking sound can be alarming, but many causes are fixable without replacing the entire machine. Here’s what to check. 1) Unbalanced […]

If your washing machine smells after sitting overnight, the odor is usually caused by trapped moisture, bacteria growth, or stagnant water in the drain system. The smell may not be noticeable immediately after a cycle, but becomes stronger after the machine sits unused for several hours. Here’s what causes it and how to fix it.

If your washing machine smells musty, the odor is usually caused by mold, mildew, or trapped moisture inside the drum or gasket. Musty smells are especially common in front-loading washers, but they can happen in any machine. Here’s what typically causes it and how to fix it. 1) Moisture Trapped in the Door Gasket Front-load

If your washing machine is not draining completely, you may notice water left in the drum after a cycle finishes. Clothes may feel overly wet, and the washer may struggle during the spin cycle. In most cases, the issue is caused by a blockage, a drain hose problem, or a failing drain pump. Here’s what

If your washing machine smells like rotten eggs, the odor is usually coming from bacteria, trapped water, or sewer gas—not the machine itself going bad. This smell can get worse when the washer runs or right after a cycle finishes. Here’s what typically causes it and what you can do about it. Why a Washing

If your washing machine is shaking violently, it’s usually caused by an unbalanced load, an unlevel machine, or worn components. The good news is this is a very common problem and can often be fixed in minutes. Below are the most common reasons washing machines shake, what’s normal, what’s not, and what you can safely