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Washer Repair
A broken washing machine throws off the entire household. Whether your washer won’t drain, clothes come out soaking wet, or the machine won’t start at all. Wilson & Myers provides same-day washer repair across Denver Metro Area, with certified technicians, OEM parts, and a 100-day warranty on every repair.
We service all washer types: front load washer repair, top load washer repair, stackable washer repair, and high efficiency washer repair. All major brands. If you need washer and dryer repair near me on a stacked unit, we handle both in a single visit. For commercial laundry equipment, see our commercial laundry equipment repair page.
Problems We Fix
Washer Not Draining
One of the most frequent calls we handle. Washing machine not draining leaves standing water in the drum at the end of the cycle and soaking wet clothes that can’t be spun out. The most common cause is a clogged drain pump filter on front-load machines, it traps coins, hair ties, and lint until water can’t pass through. A kinked or blocked drain hose is the second cause. A failed drain pump motor itself is the third, usually signaled by a humming sound during the drain cycle with no water movement. On LG front-loaders, an OE error code confirms a drainage fault. On Whirlpool and Maytag top-loaders, an F21 error code means the drain cycle took more than 8 minutes. On Samsung front-loaders, a 5E error code points to the same issue. Washer not draining and washer not spinning often occur together because most washers won’t run the spin cycle until the tub is empty.
Read our guide: Why Is My Washer Not Draining? What to Do.
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Washer Not Spinning
When the drum won’t spin at all or clothes come out dripping wet after a full cycle, the root cause is usually one of four things: a failed lid switch on top-loaders that prevents the spin cycle from engaging, a broken drive belt that disconnects the motor from the drum, a worn motor that can no longer generate enough torque to spin a full load, or a blocked drain pump that prevents the spin safety interlock from releasing. Washing machine not spinning on a front-loader is often a door latch issue: if the latch doesn’t confirm a sealed door, the machine won’t spin. All of these are same-day repairs on most major brands.
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Washer Leaking Water
Washing machine leaking can originate from several points depending on where the water appears. A puddle at the front of a front-loader usually means a worn door seal (boot gasket) that no longer creates a watertight closure. Water underneath the machine typically comes from a cracked or loose drain hose connection or a leaking water inlet valve. Water at the back is most often a loose water supply hose connection. Washer leaking water during the spin cycle specifically points to an oversudsing issue: too much detergent in an HE machine creates foam that pushes water past the door seal.
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Washer Shaking Violently
A washer that shakes violently during the spin cycle is one of the most alarming washer symptoms, but it’s rarely a serious mechanical failure. The most common cause is simply an uneven load: a single heavy item like a comforter throws the drum off balance and the machine can’t compensate. Always redistribute the load first. If the problem recurs with balanced loads, worn shock absorbers (front-loaders) or damaged suspension rods (top-loaders) are the mechanical cause. Both components cushion the drum during spin and wear out over time. A machine walking across the floor during spin also indicates the unit is not properly leveled.
Washer Not Agitating
On top-load washers, washer not agitating usually means the agitator dogs (the plastic directional couplings inside the agitator) have worn out. This is one of the most common top-loader repairs and one of the least expensive. The motor runs, the drum fills, but the agitator doesn’t move. On impeller-style HE top-loaders without an agitator post, a failed drive belt or motor coupling is the more likely cause. On front-loaders, a drum that tumbles but doesn’t reverse direction typically points to a control board fault.
Washer Won't Start
Nothing at all when you press start points to an electrical fault. Check the circuit breaker and power outlet first. If power is confirmed, the lid switch on top-loaders is the most likely culprit: when this switch fails, the machine thinks the lid is open and won’t start. On front-loaders, the door latch assembly performs the same function. A failed control board is a less common but possible cause, usually preceded by error codes or intermittent behavior. Washing machine won’t start after a power surge often responds to a full power cycle: unplug for 5 minutes, then restart.
Washer Not Cleaning Clothes
Washer not cleaning clothes properly is usually a maintenance issue rather than a mechanical failure. The most common causes: too much detergent creating residue that redeposits on clothes, a pump filter so clogged that water drains too slowly to flush the load properly, or a drum bearing failure that prevents the drum from reaching full agitation speed. Washer smells musty and deposits that smell on clothes after washing point to mold buildup inside the drum and door seal, most common on front-loaders that sit with the door closed between cycles.
Washer Smells Musty
Mold and mildew inside the drum is one of the most common complaints on front-load washers. Warm water and residual detergent create ideal conditions inside the sealed drum. The door seal is the primary accumulation point: the rubber bellows fold inward and trap moisture and lint. A clogged pump filter that holds standing water accelerates the problem. Washer smells musty is typically resolved by cleaning the drum, seal, and filter thoroughly and running a hot maintenance wash. If the smell returns quickly, the door seal itself may need replacement due to mold penetration into the rubber.
Washer Making Noise
Different sounds point to different components. Loud banging or thumping during spin: unbalanced load or worn shock absorbers. Grinding or rumbling: drum bearing failure, most serious noise type and gets worse over time. Squealing: worn drive belt or motor bearing. Clicking during the cycle: control board relay switching, normal in small amounts. Rattling from the bottom: loose items trapped under the drum or a failing drain pump impeller with debris caught in it. Washing machine making noise at startup only, then quieting: motor startup issue or a worn drive belt that slips at initial load.
Washer Door Won't Open
A front-loader door that won’t unlock after the cycle is typically a door latch relay fault or a control board error that doesn’t send the unlock signal. Most front-loaders have a manual release tab inside the kick panel at the bottom front. Pulling this tab releases the door without power. If the door locks mid-cycle with water inside, a pressure switch fault is likely: the machine thinks water is still present and won’t unlock for safety. Washer door won’t open on a top-loader is usually a lid lock solenoid failure, common on Whirlpool, Maytag, and Kenmore platforms.
Error Codes
Washer error codes cut diagnostic time significantly. Write down any code before calling. The most common codes we resolve: LG washer LE code (motor or hall sensor fault, one of the most frequent LG calls), Samsung washer error codes including 5E (drain fault), UE (unbalanced load), and DC (door closure). Washer error codes on Whirlpool and Maytag: F21 (drain), F5 (lid lock), F7 (motor). These codes point directly to the component that needs testing, saving diagnostic time and getting your machine running faster.
Need Washer Repair?
Every symptom points to a specific component. Here is what we diagnose and repair on every washing machine repair call. Wilson & Myers provides washer repair service across all major residential brands. OEM parts stocked, most washing machine repair calls completed same-day. For commercial-grade units, see our commercial laundry equipment repair page. Wilson & Myers has completed over 1,000 five-star washer repair calls across Denver Metro and Boulder. When your washer repair near me search brings you here, you've found a team that diagnoses before recommending, uses OEM parts, and backs every washing machine repair with a 100-day warranty. Washer repair Denver and washing machine repair Denver residents trust.
Washer Repair FAQ
A clogged drain pump filter is the leading cause on front-loaders. On top-loaders, a blocked drain hose or failed drain pump motor is more common. Check the filter access panel at the bottom front first. If clearing the filter doesn’t resolve it, the pump motor needs testing. Washing machine not draining combined with an error code gives the most direct path to diagnosis.
A failed lid switch on top-loaders prevents the spin cycle from starting at all. On front-loaders, a faulty door latch is the equivalent issue. A worn drive belt causes the drum to spin weakly or not at all. Washer not spinning after a drain fault usually means the machine is protecting itself: fix the drainage issue first and spin usually resumes automatically.
Washer leaking water at the front of a front-loader is almost always the door seal. Underneath the machine: a loose or cracked drain hose. At the back: supply hose connections. During spin only: oversudsing from too much HE detergent.
Yes. We handle front load washer repair, top load washer repair, stackable washer repair, and high efficiency washer repair across all major brands. Same-day service available across Denver Metro.
For commercial laundry equipment, see our dedicated commercial laundry equipment repair page. We service both residential and commercial units.
LG washer LE code indicates a motor or hall sensor fault. The motor is overloaded, locked, or the hall sensor that monitors rotation has failed. It’s one of the most common LG service calls we handle. Don’t ignore it: running the machine with this fault can damage the motor.
Wilson & Myers provides washer repair and washing machine repair across Denver Metro, including Denver, Lakewood, Littleton, Englewood, Sheridan, Golden, Wheat Ridge, Edgewater, Golden, Arvada, Westminster, Thornton, Northglenn, Commerce City, Brighton, Broomfield, Superior, Louisville, Lafayette, Longmont, Erie, Centennial, Greenwood Village, Morrison, Cherry Hills Village, Glendale, Parker, Castle Rock, Highlands Ranch, and Lone Tree. We also serve washer repair Boulder CO and washer repair Aurora CO. Call (720) 616-2100 to confirm same-day availability.
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We're proud to offer comprehensive washer repair solutions across a broad spectrum of brands.
Samsung Washer Repair
Samsung front-loaders are technically sophisticated but develop predictable faults. Most common: door seal mold buildup, drum bearing failure on high-cycle units, and control board errors. Samsung washer error codes on the display guide our diagnosis directly. Samsung OEM parts stocked.
LG Washer Repair
LG front-loaders are among Denver's most common washers. Most frequent call: LG washer LE code pointing to a motor hall sensor fault. Also common: door seal mold buildup, drain pump clogs, and control board errors on ThinQ models. LG OEM parts stocked.
Whirlpool Washer Repair
Whirlpool covers top-load, front-load, and impeller HE models. Most common: lid switch failure on top-loaders, drive belt wear, and control board errors. Also covers KitchenAid and Amana-platform washers. Same-day whirlpool washer repair across Denver Metro.
GE Washer Repair
GE and GE Profile washers are among the most reliable units in the market, with predictable failure patterns. Most common: water inlet valve failure, lid switch wear on top-loaders, and control board errors on newer models. GE OEM parts widely available for fast turnaround.
Frigidaire Washer Repair
Frigidaire and its Electrolux-platform models share engineering across brands. Most common: drain pump filter clogs, door seal wear on front-loaders, and water inlet valve failure. Parts widely available for fast repair.
Maytag Washer Repair
Heavy-duty washer repairs with OEM parts and expert care.
Bosch Washer Repair
Bosch front-loaders are quiet, efficient, and common in high-end Denver homes. Most common: door seal wear on older models, drain pump filter clogs, and control board faults. Bosch OEM parts available.
Electrolux Washer Repair
Electrolux front-loaders share the Frigidaire platform but with premium engineering. Most common: door seal mold and wear, shock absorber failure causing excessive vibration, and drain pump clogs. Same-day Electrolux washer repair available across Denver Metro.
Asko Washer Repair
Asko Scandinavian-engineered front-loaders are compact and efficient. Most common: door seal wear, drain pump clogs, and control board faults. Asko washer repair available in Denver Metro with OEM parts where stock permits.
Miele Washer Repair
Miele washing machines require brand-specific diagnostic knowledge. Most common issues: door seal wear on older honeycomb drum models, control board faults, and drum bearing failure on high-mileage units. Miele OEM parts maintained in stock for Denver Metro clients.
Speed Queen Washer Repair
Speed Queen commercial-grade washers are built for decades of use. When they need service, we're one of the few Denver companies equipped to handle them properly. Most common: motor coupling wear on older top-loaders and control board faults on newer electronic models.
Kenmore Washer Repair
Most Kenmore washers are manufactured by Whirlpool, LG, or Electrolux depending on the model series. We identify the underlying platform and apply the right diagnostic. Most common: drive belt wear, lid switch failure, and drain pump clogs.
Fisher & Paykel Washer Repair
Fisher and Paykel's WashSmart technology requires brand-specific diagnostics. Most common: water inlet valve failure, control board errors, and drum bearing wear. Fisher Paykel washer repair available across Denver Metro and Boulder.
Reviews
Emily Schaefer
Amazing service 10/10 would recommend!!!!! The team were very professional and removed and hauled away my dishwasher with ease.
Michael StreeterFast prompt service, fixed out dryer very quickly. Friendly and reasonable prices. Would work him again anytime.
Olivia Brown
Ryan was great with my dryer repair. He complete the task in less than 1 hr and was great with responding quickly! Thank you.
Isabella RiccaThey responded very quickly to my call and arrived timely (appreciated the text that they were on the way & when they arrived). They were very nice and explained everything that they found wrong with my dryer and walked me through the process of how they would repair the issues prior to repairing it. Would recommend!
AvaTechnician arrived on time and was courteous and professional in their explanation. I felt comfortable with their recommendations. Appreciate the level of service from this small company
Isabella KlaimyHad our washing machine break mid-cycle on a Sunday. Within a few minutes of reaching out to them, the team at Wilson and Myers had contacted me with available times including that very evening, no additional fees for a weekend. The tech that arrived was really friendly and professional and got the job done quickly and below the amount I had prepared myself to pay. Will definitely use again if needed!