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Is your washing machine leaking, making strange noises, or failing to spin? Our certified local technicians provide fast, reliable washer repairs to get your laundry day back on track.
Same-Day Service Options: We carry the most common washing machine replacement parts in our service vans to complete your repair on the first visit.
Fully Certified Technicians: Hands-on, friendly professionals experienced with all major brands.
Transparent Pricing: Clear, upfront diagnostics with no hidden fees.
We bring washer repair to your neighbourhood. Book in Surrey, Burnaby, Richmond, Coquitlam or North Vancouver, or see the full appliance repair Vancouver hub for every service and city we cover.
Most washer calls come down to a handful of failures, and the symptom usually points to the part. Here is what we see day to day across Metro Vancouver, on both front-load and top-load machines.
Nine times out of ten this is a blocked or failed drain pump, a clogged filter, or a broken lid switch or door lock that stops the spin cycle from starting. On front-loaders it often shows as an LE, OE or 5E fault. We clear the blockage or replace the pump and get the cycle finishing again.
Leaks trace back to the door boot seal on front-loaders, a cracked hose, a loose drain connection, or a worn tub seal. We find the source rather than guess, because a door seal and a tub bearing are very different jobs.
Violent shaking on spin usually means worn suspension rods or shock absorbers, or on older top-loaders a failed drive block. A machine that walks away from the wall needs those dampers replaced before it damages itself.
No water points to the inlet valve or a water-supply issue. A door that stays locked after the cycle is usually the door lock assembly or the control board. Both are common, both are fixable.
We read and clear the fault codes on every major brand: LE, OE, UE and dE on LG, 5E, 4E and UB on Samsung, F and E codes on Whirlpool and Maytag, and the E-codes on Bosch. The code narrows the diagnosis, but we still test the part before replacing it.
A good rule: if the machine is under about eight years old and the repair costs less than half the price of a new one, fixing it is usually worth it. We give you the honest number before any work starts, so you can decide. The $79 service call is waived when you go ahead with the repair.
A broken washing machine can quickly turn into a household crisis, leaving you with piles of dirty laundry or, worse, a flooded floor.
At ASAP Appliance Repair, we specialize in quickly diagnosing and fixing washing machine issues. Whether you have a modern high-efficiency front-loader or a traditional top-loader, our experienced technicians will restore your appliance to perfect working order. We proudly serve homeowners across Vancouver, Surrey, Burnaby, Richmond, Coquitlam, and the entire Greater Vancouver Area.
Washing machines have evolved, and so have our repair techniques. Our technicians are equipped to handle the complex mechanics and electronics of all configurations:
ASAP Appliance Repair is your one-stop shop for Vancouver appliance repair. We're a family-owned and operated business, and we take pride in our reputation for quality workmanship and customer service.
We offer a wide range of services, from refrigerator repair to washing machine repair, so we're sure to have something to meet your needs.
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The price to repair your washing machine will vary, all depending on the issue that needs to be repaired, the model of the washer, and the parts that are needed.
Generally, a typical washing machine should last you 10-13 years when maintained properly. Top-loading washers often last a few more years than front-loading washers do.
Old washing machines are heavier than today’s machines and were built to last. Old washing machines were generally constructed with better quality materials, giving them a much longer lifespan than new washing machines from today. If you have an old washing machine that is worth repairing, it may be the better choice than buying a new one.
This depends on the total cost of the repair and age of the washer versus the cost of buying a new washer. If the cost of the repair is higher than the value of the washer, it would not be worth it to continue with the repair. If you need help figuring out if it is worth it to repair your washer, a service technician can assist you.
Washer will not spin
A loud noise is coming from the washer
The washer won’t agitate
Washer isn’t draining
Squeaking washer
Door gasket mold for washers
Vibrating washer
Fills slowly with water
The washing machine won’t start
The washer does not fill with water
Water leaks from the door boot
The washing machine is overflowing
The lid or door of the washer won’t lock
Mid-cycle, the washer stops
Washer smelling like it’s burning
The door seal is broken