Same-Day Washing Machine Repairs Sydney

In Sydney, a washing machine repair costs:
– Service Call – $198.00 inc GST

The visit will include up to 30 mins of labour. Most repairs are completed within this 30-minute period. Additional labour (Per 15 mins) costs $49.50 inc GST

For Premium Domestic:
Service Call – $242.00 inc GST

For commercial services:
Total Service Call – $286.00 inc GST

This includes a mobile service van visit to your office/home/workplace from one of our trained appliance technicians. Up to 30 minutes of labour on the visit. Additional Labour (Per 15 Mins) $49.50 inc GST

We have an extensive range of spare parts backed by our 12-month warranty for all your requirements, no matter what brand your washing machine may be.

Within the first 0 to 3 months of attending the job, if the same fault recurs, there will be no charge, ensuring customer satisfaction and peace of mind.

In general, a washing machine is worth repairing if the cost of doing so is less than 50% of the price of a new one.

If you don’t know the price of repairing your washer, give us a call! We’ll give you a free quote over the phone.

Other factors that determine whether it is worth repairing a washing machine include:

Age of the washing machine: If your washing machine is relatively new, it may be worth repairing. Modern washers are designed to last for several years, so investing in repairs might be a cost-effective option.

Warranty coverage: If your washing machine is still under warranty, check the terms and conditions. In many cases, repairs may be covered by the manufacturer, making it a viable option.

We can help you with that, as our technicians are authorised to carry out manufacturer warranty repairs on all major brands.

Overall condition: If your washer has a history of frequent breakdowns and repairs, it might be best to replace it, as ongoing repairs can become costly.

Ultimately, the decision to repair or replace a washing machine depends on your specific circumstances.

If you’re unsure, get help from an expert technician. We are trained to diagnose and undergo repairs, as well as give you advice on what’s the best course of action for your particular washer.

Our technicians list these as the most common reasons why a washing machine is not spinning:

Overloaded drum: If you’ve overloaded the machine with too many clothes, it may have triggered a safety feature that prevents the drum from spinning. Try removing some items and redistributing the load evenly before attempting to run the machine again.

Unbalanced load: An unbalanced load can also prevent the drum from spinning. Make sure the clothes inside the machine are distributed evenly. If necessary, pause the cycle, rearrange the clothes, and restart the machine.

Lid or door switch issue: Some washing machines have a safety switch that prevents the spin cycle from starting if the lid or door is not properly closed. Check if the lid or door is securely shut. If not, close it firmly to engage the switch and allow the machine to spin.

If this doesn’t work, the security latch may need replacing.

Motor or belt problems: If the motor or belt that drives the drum is faulty or broken, it can result in a lack of spinning action. A broken belt will often make a noticeable noise or cause the drum to not turn at all.

These are complex issues, so it’s best to contact a professional technician to diagnose and repair them.

Clogged drain or pump filter: A clogged drain or pump filter can prevent the machine from draining properly, which can affect the spinning function. Check the drain hose and pump filter for any obstructions or debris. Clean them out if necessary.

Control board or timer malfunction: Electrical issues with the control board or timer can disrupt the spin cycle. If other functions of the machine are working fine, but only the spinning action is affected, there might be a problem with the electronic components. In this case, it’s recommended to seek professional assistance for repair or replacement.

These are some of the common causes of a washing machine not spinning. However, if basic troubleshooting steps found in the user manual do not resolve the issue, consult a qualified technician. We can diagnose and fix the specific problem with your machine.

If your washing machine is filling with water but not spinning, there could be several potential causes:

Lid or door switch issue: Many washing machines have a safety mechanism that prevents the spin cycle from starting if the lid or door is not securely closed.

If the switch is faulty or not engaging properly, the machine may fill with water but not proceed to the spinning cycle. Check if the lid or door is closed firmly and ensure that the switch is functioning correctly.

Unbalanced load: An unbalanced load can disrupt the spinning process. If the clothes inside the machine are not distributed evenly, the machine may struggle to spin. Pause the cycle, redistribute the clothes evenly in the drum, and try again.

Drive coupler or transmission problems: The drive coupler or transmission transfers power from the motor to the drum. If these components are worn out or damaged, the drum may not spin. These issues usually require professional attention to diagnose and fix.

It’s worth noting that these are general possibilities, and the specific cause of the issue with your washing machine may vary.

If basic troubleshooting steps do not resolve the problem, contact a qualified technician to assess and repair your washing machine.