What happened. What we found. What we repaired.

A Maytag washer in Forney was not finishing cycles and was leaving clothes wet. The technician found a shifting problem, replaced the shifter, and tested the washer afterward.

A Maytag washer in Irving was not completing its cycles. The technician identified and corrected a loose drain pump connection, then tested the washer to confirm proper operation.

A Whirlpool washer in Dallas was not completing its cycles. Diagnostic testing identified a faulty actuator and motor capacitor. The technician replaced both components and performed a full function test, confirming that the washer was operating properly at the time of service.

A Maytag washer in McKinney would not stop filling. The technician found the water valve stuck open, replaced it, and confirmed the washer was working at the time of service.

A GE washer in Sulphur Springs was not draining properly. The technician replaced the failed drain pump and main control board, then tested the washer using a rinse and spin cycle. The unit was confirmed to be operating normally at the time of service.

A Samsung washer in Carrollton was not spinning clothes properly. Diagnostic testing indicated an issue with the suspension rods. The necessary repairs were completed, and the washer was tested during the final service visit.

A GE washer in Quinlan would not spin the basket normally. Inspection pointed to the inverter board and motor circuit, and the inverter board was replaced before the washer was tested again.

A Maytag washer in Bonney Lake was not draining or finishing cycles. The technician found a worn open wire harness to the drain motor, replaced the harness, and tested the washer afterward.

A Whirlpool washer in Rowlett was starting cycles but not progressing through them properly. The technician repaired and recalibrated the unit, then tested it and confirmed that it was progressing through the cycle normally at the time of service.

A Maytag washer in Carrollton was shutting off into cycle complete early. The technician found a bad shifter, replaced it, and confirmed the washer was working at the time of service.

A GE washer in Garland had a loose agitator. Inspection found a cracked transmission shaft at the agitator, and the worn parts were replaced before testing the washer again.