Our friendly technicians are happy to help seven days a week and provide same-day washer repair in Charlotte and the surrounding area. Fully trained to handle any problem, they will provide prompt and efficient solutions! Most repairs are backed by a 1-year limited warranty for total peace of mind.
At Just Call Appliance Repair, our expert technicians are trained in the quick diagnosis and repair of any washer problem. We offer same-day service at no extra cost throughout Charlotte and surrounding cities, arriving fully loaded and prepared to make in-house repairs on the spot!
Let the experts at Just Call Appliance Repair get your washing machine back in action fast! Our trained professionals arrive with the most common parts on hand, ready to repair a wide range of washer brands.
Proudly serving Charlotte and surrounding areas, we have a team available seven days a week, working hard to make sure all washer repairs are completed in a single day. Not only do we offer fast and reliable service, but we also back every repair with a 100% satisfaction guarantee—all at affordable rates!
Our team of technicians has over 15 years of experience repairing all major appliances.
We are available seven days a week and offer same-day service throughout Charlotte.
Almost all of our repairs are covered by a limited warranty of up to 1 year for your peace of mind.
We always prioritize our customers and understand the value of transparency.
Not only do we deliver quality repairs, but we also offer unbeatable prices.
Save yourself the hassle and let us do it right the first time! When we make repairs, they stay repaired.
Choose skilled and trustworthy technicians for your washer repairs. Contact Just Call Appliance Repair today!
**If your washing machine is acting up, no need to stress — Just Call Appliance Repair has you covered! With years of experience repairing all makes and models, we provide fast and reliable service you can trust. Some of the most common washer issues we handle include:
Washer makes strange sounds
Washer stops mid-cycle
Water level in washer is low
Washing Machine stops mid cycle
Washer won’t agitate
Washer fills slowly
Washing Machine won’t fill with water
Washing Machine door or lid won’t lock
Washing Machine Door seal is broken
Washer is vibrating
Washer smell bad
Washer leaks
Washer won’t spin
Washer squeaking
Laundry Machine is leaking water
Door boot leak water
Error code on the washer panel
Washer won’t run
Washer fails to drain
Washing Machine makes strange sounds
Washer is making a loud noise
Washing Machine door gasket mold
Washer won’t start
Laundry Machine overflowing
Burning smell from a washer
Agitator
Circuit Board
Door lock
Gaskets
Latch
Off-Balance Switch
Rotor
Spin Assembly
Switch
Tubes
Water Filter
Water Pump
Heating element
Boot Seal
Control Panel
Drain Hose
Hall Sensor
Lid Switch
Outlet Line
Seals
Spin Pulley
Timer Control
Wash Selector
Water Inlet Valves
Water Supply Hose
Thermal fuse
Buttons
Dial
Drum
Knobs
Motor Pulley
Position Sensor
Shock Absorption
Suspension
Transmission
Washer Belt
Water Level Control
Water Valves
We also offer washer installation services!
Washer InstallationIn addition to our washer services, we also fix fridges, freezers, stoves, ovens, dryers, and dishwashers.
If your washer door won’t open after a cycle, the issue could be with the door lock system. Many washers have a manual release mechanism located under the door lock. Try using this manual release before contacting a professional for assistance.
Squealing sounds often point to a worn or frayed pump belt. This belt can crack over time, and during the wash cycle, you might hear a thumping or squealing noise. A professional repair technician can quickly replace the belt and resolve the issue.
Both powder and liquid detergents have their benefits. Your choice depends on your personal needs. For example, if your clothes often have oil stains, powder detergent may be more effective in tackling those.
If certain wash cycles aren’t functioning, the issue may be tied to specific components. For instance, a faulty water heater could affect the hot wash cycle. In this case, replacing the heater would restore that cycle.
To clean your washer, you can run a couple of cycles with hot water and bleach. Be sure to also clean the rubber seal around the door. Natural cleaning methods can also be effective for removing tough stains.
Leaking is often caused by a damaged door seal. If you notice leaks during a cycle, it’s a good idea to call a professional technician to check the seal and inspect hoses for any other potential issues.
If your washer is shifting during operation, first ensure the floor beneath it is level. Adjust the washer’s legs to stabilize it, and consider adding vibration-absorbing pads under the legs to prevent further movement.