Washing Machine Noise During Spin Cycle: Causes and Solutions
Noises during the spin cycle can be a sign of problems with your washing machine. Learn to identify the causes and when you need professional help.
Common Problems and Their Solutions
Unevenly distributed load
Clothes can accumulate on one side of the drum, causing imbalance and noise during the spin cycle.
Solution: Distribute clothes evenly before starting the wash and avoid overloading the machine.
Worn shock absorbers
Shock absorbers in poor condition do not absorb vibrations correctly during the spin cycle.
Solution: Requires professional replacement of the shock absorbers.
Damaged bearings
Worn bearings can cause a characteristic metallic noise.
Solution: Needs professional repair to replace the bearings.
Foreign objects
Coins, paper clips, or other small objects can get trapped in the drum.
Solution: Always check pockets before washing and ensure there are no objects in the drum.
Preventive Measures
- Check and empty pockets before each wash
- Do not overload the washing machine
- Distribute clothes evenly
- Keep the washing machine level
- Perform regular preventive maintenance
When to Call a Professional?
- Persistent metallic noises
- Excessive vibrations even with a small load
- Noises that increase over time
- Burning smell during operation
- Excessive movement of the washing machine
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