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From drum bearings to the control board, we fix every washer fault at your home, right in front of you. We reach Opelika (36801, 36804) in about 30 minutes.
What we hear most in Opelika
| Repair | Typical time | |
|---|---|---|
| Door lock / lid switch repair | ~40 min · 3 mo warranty | |
| Water inlet valve replacement | ~40 min · 3 mo warranty | |
| Control board repair | ~90 min · 3 mo warranty | |
| Drive belt replacement | ~30 min · 3 mo warranty | |
| Suspension and shock replacement | ~75 min · 3 mo warranty | |
| Drain pump replacement | ~45 min · 3 mo warranty | |
| Drum bearing replacement | ~150 min · 3 mo warranty |
Code on the display?
Cause: The washer is overfilling: the inlet valve is stuck open or the pressure sensor is misreading.
What to do: Turn off both water faucets and unplug the washer. The inlet valve and pressure sensor need testing.
Cause: The hot and cold inlet hoses are connected to the wrong faucets.
What to do: Swap the two inlet hoses at the back of the washer.
Cause: Water is entering too slowly: faucets partly closed, kinked hoses or clogged inlet screens.
What to do: Open both faucets fully, straighten the hoses and clean the inlet screens.
Cause: There is too much laundry in the basket.
What to do: Remove several items and restart the cycle.
Cause: Power was interrupted while a cycle was running.
What to do: Press Start to resume the cycle.
Cause: Too much detergent is creating excess foam.
What to do: Wait for the suds routine to finish. Use less HE detergent next time.
Typically about 30 minutes after we confirm the booking. You choose a three-hour arrival window and the technician calls before setting off.
The service call is a flat $89 and covers the trip to Opelika and a full diagnosis. You then get an exact quote for parts and labor before any work starts.