If the Washing Machine neither Pumps nor Spins
This can happen when the washer
motor stops working. If this is the case, there is probably something wrong
with your motor and it should be replaced by a home appliance technician. If
the engine runs fine but the problem persists, there may be other reasons. The
most common causes for older models can be a frozen pulley or a broken pump
belt. If the problem is the pulley, you will need to disconnect the pump, remove
it and inspect it manually. If the wheel does not spin freely or feels very
stiff, it is time to replace it. Sometimes the pump belt can be broken or very
worn, causing it to slip and not provide torque to the pulleys. However, before
you decide to replace the pump belt, always make sure that the pump pulley is
in good working order. you can decide whether to try to fix it yourself, or
ideally take it to a local repairman Washing
Machine Repair Dubai to fix the problem for you.
Even if the motor and pump pulley
assembly is in good condition, a damaged cap switch can prevent the motor from
running and the washer from turning. Because washing machines have a built-in
feature that prevents the washer from running when the lid is opened, if the
switch that controls this feature is turned off, the tub will never spin. This
switch is located inside the washer's main door frame and must be opened from
the top or front (depending on washer type) to access. Damaged keys can be
replaced by yourself; However, an appliance repair technician is more skilled
at this task.
It pumps water but does not circulate
This is probably the same case as
above where a faulty cap switch is to blame. However, if there is nothing wrong
with the switch, there are a few other things to check. The most common cause
of this is a faulty motor connection on newer direct drive washers such as
Whirlpool and Kenmore washers. Most washing machines often have cheap plastic
and rubber joints in their motors.
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