Are you looking for a new washing machine? Do you prefer a top-loading washer? In this buyer’s guide presentation, the angry appliance repair person explains the advantages and disadvantages of the two types of washer agitators. Watch and decide which will work best for you.
Category: Washer
Why does my washing machine keep stopping?
Have you ever put a load of laundry in your washer, started it, walked away, then came back later to discover it stopped and didn’t finish out the cycle? Just because it stops, it doesn’t mean it’s broken! Watch this presentation from the angry appliance repair person to learn about the various situations that may cause your washing machine to stop running.
The angry appliance repair person’s Guide to Buying a Front-Load Washing Machine
Need a new front-load washing machine? Are you having trouble deciding which one to buy? In this buyer’s guide presentation, the angry appliance repair person reveals what makes some front-load washers cost more than others. He’ll also point out important features to look for.
Why is there water in my washing machine soap cup?
The angry appliance repair person explains why you may find water remaining in your washing machine’s soap cup after the cycle has finished. It’s not broken, and there may even be something you can do yourself to solve the problem.
Why is my new washing machine so noisy?
Newer washing machines can make a lot of different sounds. At times, you might hear banging, thumping, clicking, water pulsing, and even quacking! Maybe you’re hearing a buzzing sound, or your washing machine shakes. Watch this presentation from the angry appliance repair person to find out about noises new washing machines make and whether it’s something to be concerned about.
Why doesn’t my new washer get my laundry clean?
Whether your clothes washer is a top loader or front loader, with an agitator or without, the angry appliance repair person will help you understand how water, soap, and the way your washer is loaded all play a part in getting your laundry clean.