Is your stackable giving you trouble? From noisy spins to dryers that just won’t heat, we can diagnose it quickly. We know the unique challenges of having these guys in your tight apartment, and how to work around it! We offer affordable, same-day laundry center repairs, available seven days a week.
Because of their small footprint, numerous moving parts, and difficult controls, stackable washers and dryers can be challenging to fix. We can help with that. No issue is too difficult for Just Call Appliance Repair, as we have years of experience fixing laundry centers in Charlotte apartments and condos.
Our qualified technicians have the abilities, resources, and know-how to fix any problem, including laundry centers that refuse to wash or stop midway through or a weird leak. We guarantee that you’ll the professional care you need, with same-day service, upfront pricing, and an emphasis on making your laundry routine stress-free.
Contact Just Call Appliance Repair right now for dependable and competitively priced laundry center repairs performed by qualified, experienced professionals!
Small spaces benefit greatly from stackable washers and dryers, but when something goes wrong, it can be a pain. We at Just Call Appliance Repair offer trustworthy, knowledgeable laundry center repairs. Our team is equipped to handle everything because we understand how challenging these small units can be, tight spaces, challenging hookups, and delicate components.
From servicing a broken washer to fixing dryer issues, there’s no stackable we haven’t gotten back to 100%! Give us a call today, and we’ll have your stackables working like new in no time.
A malfunctioning stackable washer or dryer can throw your whole day off. With years of experience fixing all brands and models, we know these compact units inside and out. Some of the most frequent issues we handle include:
Washer leaves clothes soaked
Dryer door won’t lock or stay closed
Dryer isn’t heating up
Bad odour coming from dryer
Dryer takes long to dry clothes
Low water levels in washer
Dryer tumbles but won’t dry
Washer displays error codes or malfunctions on control panel
We also offer washer and dryer installation services!
A squeaky dryer usually means a worn part is rubbing or slipping. Common culprits include the drum rollers, idler pulley, or a loose belt. Because these machines are packed into a tight frame, even a small part wearing out can make a big noise.
If the machine is under 8 years old and the repair is less than half the cost of a new unit, repair usually makes sense. Older units with repeated problems or major issues, like a cracked tub or failing motor, are often cheaper to replace in the long run.
With regular cleaning and maintenance, most laundry centers last around 10-14 years. Heavy daily use or skipping routine care (like clearing lint and balancing loads) can shorten that lifespan, while gentle use and timely repairs can stretch it longer.
A loud dryer can point to several issues, loose screws, a failing motor, or a drum that’s out of balance. Lint or debris trapped in the blower wheel can also create a racket. The noise will only get worse over time, so it’s worth scheduling a service before something fails completely.
The most common are electric or gas stackables, vented or ventless dryers, and all-in-one combo units where the washer and dryer share a single drum. Each has its own space, venting, and maintenance requirements, so knowing what fits your home and budget is important.
Minor fixes like cleaning the lint trap or rebalancing loads are fine for DIY. But anything involving wiring, motors, or internal parts is best left to a professional, stackables are tightly built, and one wrong move can lead to electrical hazards or water damage.
Stackables vibrate more than full-size units, but excessive shaking often means the load is unbalanced, the leveling legs are off, or internal shocks or dampers are worn out. Over time, this can damage floors and internal parts, so having a pro balance and inspect the unit is key.
Think about capacity, size, and features before buying. Measure your space carefully, closet installations often need ventless or smaller-depth models. Energy efficiency, noise levels, and brand reliability matter too. Reading real-world reviews and checking service availability in your area can save headaches down the road