Tag: symptom
All the articles with the tag "symptom".
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Whirlpool Washer Stuck on One Cycle - Causes & Fix
Most often caused by a faulty shift actuator or clogged drain pump. Check for load imbalance and excess suds first, then inspect the actuator, drain system, and door lock.
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Whirlpool Washer Not Dispensing Detergent - Causes & Fix
Usually a clogged dispenser from detergent residue. Pull the drawer (front-load) or wipe the bulk tray (top-load), clean thoroughly, and level the washer.
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Whirlpool Washer Overflowing - Causes & Fix
A stuck or leaking water inlet valve is the most common cause. If water flows with power unplugged, replace the valve immediately.
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Whirlpool Washer Smells Like Mildew - Causes & Fix
Trapped moisture and detergent residue in the door gasket or dispenser cause mildew odor. Clean the seal, drawer, and run a hot cycle.
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Whirlpool Washer Won't Agitate - Causes & Fix
Most often caused by a worn cam/splutch or shift actuator that no longer engages agitate mode. Check drive parts in service mode.
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Whirlpool Washer Burning Smell - Causes & Fix
A burning smell usually means a slipping or glazed drive belt. Disconnect power, inspect the belt for melting or rubber dust, and replace it.
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Whirlpool Washer Not Draining Completely - Causes & Fix
A kinked or clogged drain hose is the most common cause. Straighten or clean the hose, then check the pump filter and drain pump.
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LG Washer Stuck on One Cycle - Causes & Fix
Usually caused by an unbalanced load or drain issue preventing the washer from advancing. Redistribute clothes evenly and check the drain pump filter first.
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LG Washer Not Dispensing Detergent - Causes & Fix
Usually caused by low water pressure or a clogged dispenser drawer. Remove and clean the tray with warm water and a brush.
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LG Washer Overflowing - Causes & Fix
A stuck-open water inlet valve is the most common cause. Stop the fill, unplug the machine, and replace the valve if water leaks in.
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LG Washer Smells Like Mildew - Causes & Fix
Usually caused by residue and trapped moisture in the gasket, drum, or detergent drawer. Run monthly Tub Clean cycles and leave the door open after use.
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LG Washer Won't Agitate - Causes & Fix
A stripped wash plate hub or failed hall sensor on direct-drive models is usually the culprit. Check for free-spinning plates and test motor sensors.
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LG Washer Burning Smell - Causes & Fix
Usually heat from high-temp cycles warming the rubber gasket or lint on the heater. Clean the drum, gasket, and filter first.
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LG Washer Not Draining Completely - Causes & Fix
A kinked or clogged drain hose is the most common reason an LG front-load washer won't drain. Check the hose routing first, then clean the pump filter.
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Samsung Washer Stuck on One Cycle - Causes & Fix
Usually a clogged pump filter or drain hose. Clean the filter and check the drain line for kinks or blockage to restore normal cycle progression.
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Samsung Washer Not Dispensing Detergent - Causes & Fix
Usually a clogged dispenser drawer or siphon blocking water flow. Remove and clean the drawer, siphons, and housing thoroughly.
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Samsung Washer Overflowing - Causes & Fix
Usually caused by a failed water inlet valve that won't shut off. Unplug and close water supply, then replace the inlet valve assembly.
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Samsung Washer Smells Like Mildew - Causes & Fix
Trapped moisture and detergent residue in the door seal, tub, or drawer cause mildew odor. Run Self Clean with bleach and wipe dry.
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Samsung Washer Won't Agitate - Causes & Fix
Most often caused by a failed clutch position sensor or worn clutch assembly. Unplug, inspect the clutch sensor and wiring, test with a meter, and replace the faulty component.
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Samsung Washer Burning Smell - Causes & Fix
Usually motor insulation odor on first 1-2 cycles (normal), or overheating drive components if smell persists after break-in.
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Samsung Washer Not Draining Completely - Causes & Fix
Clogged pump filter is the most common cause. Clean the debris trap on front-load models and check the drain hose for kinks.
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Rinnai Water Heater Leaking - Causes & Fix
Most likely an internal heat exchanger or piping leak triggering the leak detector. Inspect cabinet pan and all internal components for water.
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Rinnai Water Heater Water Too Hot - Causes & Fix
Scale buildup in the heat exchanger blocks heat transfer and causes over-temperature faults. Flush the heat exchanger per Rinnai procedure.
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Rinnai Water Heater Not Enough Hot Water - Causes & Fix
Usually too much simultaneous demand for the unit's capacity, low gas supply, or a dirty inlet filter restricting flow and heating output.