Tip of the day

The laundry is soaked at the end of the wash cycle. The spin phase of the washing machine does not work anymore. Remove the belt and check whether the agitator rotation is light or not. If you notice that it is difficult to move it, the wash shaft is partially engaged. Check the power of the machine's motor. Using a piece of wood, gently and gradually press on the motor pulley. If it cannot counteract this braking force and stops when touched, the windings are defective. Also check the condition of the bearing. The bearing is located between the drum shaft and the tank. Its role is to drive the drum and allow it to rotate during the washing phase. When this part is defective, a loud rolling noise can be heard during the spinning process. The bearings are independent of the tub, only these parts need to be changed. The motor of a washing machine allows the belt to run as it drives the drum. When the tachometer is defective, the drum can bang against the walls. A noisy motor indicates worn bearings. The belt in washing machines allows the drum to turn. Located between the motor and the pulley, it plays an important role. If the belt is too worn, it makes a regular clacking or squeaking noise. If the belt is worn or broken, change it.