Washing Machine Won’t Start: This could be due to a faulty power supply, a broken lid switch, or issues with the control board.

Water Not Filling: When the washer doesn’t fill with water, it might be caused by a kinked hose, clogged filters, or a malfunctioning water inlet valve.

Drum Not Spinning: If the drum doesn’t spin, it may be due to a broken drive belt, motor issues, or a faulty lid switch.

Water Leaking: Leaks can occur due to worn-out door seals, loose hoses, or a faulty pump.

Washer Not Draining: If water remains in the drum after a cycle, it could be due to a clogged drain hose, a blocked pump, or a faulty drain pump.

Excessive Vibrations: The washing machine might shake or vibrate excessively due to an unbalanced load, worn suspension rods, or uneven floor placement.

Loud Noises: Unusual noises like banging, grinding, or squeaking can be caused by worn bearings, a loose drum, or foreign objects in the drum.

Washer Smells Bad: Mold, mildew, or detergent residue can cause unpleasant odors. This often occurs in front-load washers if the door isn’t left open to dry after use.

Detergent Not Dispensing: If the detergent remains in the dispenser, it might be due to clogged dispenser drawers or low water pressure.

Washer Door Won’t Open: After a cycle, the door might not open due to a faulty door lock mechanism or a problem with the control board.

Clothes Coming Out Dirty: If clothes remain dirty after washing, it could be due to overloading, incorrect detergent use, or a malfunctioning agitator.

Error Codes on Display: Modern washing machines display error codes when something goes wrong. These codes can indicate various issues, from water supply problems to motor failures.

Cycle Won’t Complete: If the washing machine stops mid-cycle, it could be due to an electrical issue, a faulty timer, or problems with the control board.

No Hot or Cold Water: The washer may not have the right temperature water due to issues with the temperature control switch or the water inlet valve.

Overfilling or Underfilling: Incorrect water levels can result from a faulty water level sensor or pressure switch.