This issue occurs when the washing machine fails to start. Common causes include faulty power cords, tripped circuit breakers, blown fuses, or internal electrical faults. Checking the power supply, replacing damaged cords, or repairing internal components usually resolves the problem, ensuring the machine functions safely and reliably.

When the drum doesn’t rotate, it may be due to a broken drive belt, motor malfunction, or obstructions within the drum. This prevents proper washing and can strain the motor. A technician inspects and replaces faulty belts, motors, or clears blockages to restore normal drum operation.

If the machine does not fill with water, the cause is often clogged inlet valves, low water pressure, or faulty solenoid valves. This disrupts washing cycles and may damage clothes. Cleaning the valves, checking water supply, or replacing defective parts usually restores normal operation.

When water remains in the drum after a cycle, it can result from blocked drain hoses, pump failure, or clogs in the drainage system. This can lead to mildew and odors. Clearing the hoses, unclogging the pump, or replacing damaged components resolves the issue efficiently.

Loud sounds or strong vibrations during operation are typically caused by unbalanced loads, worn drum bearings, or loose internal parts. Excessive noise can damage the machine over time. Balancing the load, tightening components, and replacing worn parts ensures smooth, quiet, and safe operation.

Water leakage often occurs due to damaged door seals, cracked hoses, or loose connections. Leaks can damage floors and reduce washing efficiency. Inspecting seals, tightening fittings, or replacing faulty hoses restores safe and efficient operation, preventing further water damage.

The detergent drawer may fail to dispense detergent properly because of blockages, residue buildup, or mechanical failure. This reduces cleaning effectiveness. Cleaning the drawer, checking the mechanism, or replacing faulty dispensers ensures proper detergent release during every wash cycle.

Modern washing machines display error codes indicating issues with motors, drainage, sensors, or other internal components. Ignoring these codes can worsen problems. Referring to the manual, resetting the machine, or having a technician address the fault ensures correct diagnosis and timely repair.

Overloading the drum, using incorrect detergent, or malfunctioning drum rotation can lead to poor cleaning results. Clothes may remain dirty or soapy. Adjusting load size, using proper detergent, and repairing drum rotation mechanisms restores efficient washing performance.

Washing machine doors may lock due to water not fully draining, faulty door locks, or mechanical issues. This prevents access to laundry and can cause frustration. Draining remaining water and repairing or replacing the locking mechanism restores safe door operation.