Same day and Next day Washing Machine Repairs in Wallington.
We can often attend the same or next day, so you won’t be long without a working washing machine.

Fully Qualified, Insured & Experienced Engineers.
All of our engineers are covered by up to £5,000,000 public and product liability insurance, are fully certified and have a minimum of 15 years experience!

Fixed Fee Repairs
We have a one off, fixed fee repair price which covers the engineer’s call out and labour time so you won’t be paying a fortune for your repair.

Common Washing Machine Faults
Before contacting our team to book a washing machine repair in Wallington, it may be worth carrying out some basic checks on your washing machine to ensure the problem cannot be solved by yourself for free.  Firstly, if your washing machine is displaying an error code then head over to the UK Whitegoods error code page and see what your error code relates to.  Please be aware, this is only a guide to the problem or area that may require attention, rather than a pin pointed fault.  If the error code points to a pump fault or blockage, or if your washhing machine is full of water, then a simple check of your washing machine filter could solve the problem.  Most washing machines will have an accessible filter at the front of the machine; if the appliance is full of water then you'll need to place some towels down on the floor and get a dish to try and catch the water that will escape from the filter when/if you open it.  When opening the filter, even if the washing machine doesn't appear to be full of water, you'll likely have some water present so please take care when checking and clearing filters as you could damage your flooring if not careful.  Once you've allowed the water to run out, pull out the filter and check to ensure there is nothing blocking it - once confirmed, ensure you refit the filter correctly so it is tight and no water leaks are present. 

Error codes relating to motor faults are likely to be down to motor brush wear or a fault with the motor itself.  Washing machine motor brushes wear down over time; as the motor spins the brushes get smaller until such a time where they require replacement.  It's a fairly common washing machine repair and one that our engineers carry out on a daily basis.