Washer will not drain or spin
Standing water, wet clothes, or an interrupted cycle may involve the drain system, pump, lid or door lock, belt, motor, or controls.
Local appliance service
Laundry can pile up quickly when a washer stops draining or a dryer stops heating. T Appliance Repair diagnoses and repairs common washer and dryer problems throughout the Greater Sacramento area.
Laundry-appliance problems can involve pumps, belts, motors, valves, heating systems, airflow, sensors, door or lid switches, and controls. A professional diagnosis helps distinguish a failed part from an installation, venting, drain, or power issue.
We serve homes in Sacramento, Citrus Heights, Roseville, and surrounding communities. Check our service-area directory or call to confirm availability for your address.
Contact us if you notice one of these symptoms or another change in how your appliance operates.
Standing water, wet clothes, or an interrupted cycle may involve the drain system, pump, lid or door lock, belt, motor, or controls.
Leaks can come from hoses, valves, pumps, seals, dispensers, excess suds, or drain and installation problems.
Heavy vibration, banging, grinding, or squealing can be caused by an unbalanced load, leveling issue, suspension, bearings, or drive components.
A gas or electric dryer that tumbles without heat may have an airflow, heating, ignition, thermostat, sensor, or power-supply problem.
Long drying times often call for checking the lint path and household vent along with the dryer's heating and sensing systems.
Door switches, belts, motors, thermal protection, controls, and electrical supply can all produce similar no-start symptoms.
We work with many major appliance brands, including Whirlpool, GE, LG, Samsung, Maytag, KitchenAid, Frigidaire, Bosch, and Electrolux. See the broader list of brands we service, and provide your model number so we can confirm support.
During the appointment, the technician will inspect the appliance, identify the likely cause, and explain the recommended repair. You can also review our appliance troubleshooting guide for simple checks and safety reminders.
Yes. We service many top-load and front-load washers as well as gas and electric dryers. Provide the brand, model, and appliance type when scheduling.
Restricted airflow is one possibility, but heating components, gas ignition, thermostats, sensors, controls, or the power supply may also be involved. Stop using the dryer if it overheats or smells like it is burning.
No. Stop the cycle and shut off the washer's water supply if you can do so safely. Continued use can worsen the leak and cause property damage.
Same-day appointments may be available depending on your location and the current schedule. Call (916) 849-6264 to check availability.
Tell us the appliance brand, model number, symptoms, and your service address so we can check appointment availability.