When your commercial laundry equipment isn't working right in your laundromat, many owners attempt to fix the problem themselves. While many of the most common issues with Maytag washers and dryers can be fixed if you have the correct information, having an expert repairman with genuine Maytag parts can help ensure that these repairs are made right the first time. You know that if your machine is out of order, you're not making money. Here's what you need to know about fixing your Maytag machine and who to call when you're unable to get the job done yourself. Even though T & L Laundry are not Maytag dealers in North Carolina, we can still help you. We repair all major commercial laundry brands. Call now to learn more.
One of the most common issues that Maytag owners face is the non-spinning drum. Due to the design of the drum, items are easily caught between the top of the inner basket or between the outer and inner basket. Another issue that is commonly seen is a worn motor and clutch coupling. Removal of the gearbox would be needed in order to inspect the motor and clutch coupling. Those who are not seasoned repair professionals should not attempt to remove the gearbox. Instead, call T & L Laundry Equipment and let our service team remove and evaluate the problem. Should these components need to be replaced our team can get the genuine Maytag parts needed in as little as a few days.
A puddle on the floor of your laundromat tells you that your washing machine is probably leaking water. Figuring out where that water is coming from can be maddening. If you've checked all the exterior hoses for signs of cracks or disconnection, then the problem may lie inside the machine. From inlet valves and hoses to cracked or damaged center seals to the pump of the machine, many components wear out and need to be replaced over time. If you feel comfortable making these repairs yourself but need a reliable source for manufacturer specified parts, let the T & L service department order them for you. Can't pinpoint that leak source? Let our experienced team take a look and save you the stress and hassle for a low service call fee.
A washer that is full of water once the cycle completes is a washer with a broken or blocked pump. The pump on Maytag machines is easily clogged by lint balls or socks. Removing these items from the drain line should allow the machine to drain normally. Should this fix not resolve the issue, a kink in the drain hose or a failing pump could be to blame. These simple fixes can be performed by anyone who is familiar with the machine.
Another spin cycle problem that Maytag owners face is a noisy spin cycle. Worn-out damper pads need to be replaced so that the spin cycle can be balanced during the high-speed spin. Damper pads are a buffer between the suspension and the base of the machine. A grinding or excessively noisy spin cycle can be indicative of a problem with these parts.
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Don't let a broken machine keep you from making money. Let the professional staff from T & L Laundry Equipment help you keep your washers and dryers running great! Call to schedule your service call today!
