Washing Machine Repair Guide

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Not Draining

Leakages

Not Filling With Water

Washing Machine Repair Guide

Not Draining

Potential causes include a blockage in the drain pump or a faulty pump. DIY: Check for clogs; Professional: $120-$500.

Leakages

Resulting from a damaged hose. DIY: Identify and fix loose connections; Professional: $50-$350

Not Filling With Water

Issues with the inlet hose or pressure system. DIY: Check for blockages; Professional: Call a pro to assess the problem

Repair Costs

DIY vs. Professional Washing Machine Repair Costs

Machine Belt

DIY: $95-$145; Professional: $100-$200

Faulty Pump

DIY: $120-$225; Professional: $100-$200

Defective Motor

DIY: $95-$250; Professional: $100-$200

DIY: $65-$185; Professional: $100-$200.

Worn Out Bearings, Broken Suspension, Worn Out Rubber Ring