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3 Ways to Fix a Shaking Washing Machine

By Matthew Lynch
October 9, 2023
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Introduction:

A shaking washing machine can be incredibly frustrating and may even lead to further damage to the appliance or surroundings. Fortunately, there are several simple solutions you can try at home before calling a professional. In this article, we will discuss three ways to fix a shaking washing machine.

1. Check the leveling of the machine

One common cause of a shaking washing machine is that it’s not level. To fix this issue, start by inspecting the feet of the unit and adjusting them if needed. Here’s how:

– Unplug the washing machine before making any adjustments.

– Use a carpenter’s level on top of the machine to ensure it’s horizontal.

– If the machine isn’t level, adjust the feet by turning them clockwise or counterclockwise.

– Continue making adjustments until the washing machine is stable and level.

2. Balance the load inside the washer

An unbalanced load can cause your washing machine to shake during operation. To alleviate this problem, redistribute clothes evenly inside the drum before starting the wash cycle. Here are some tips to help with this:

– Avoid overfilling or underfilling the washer, as both can lead to uneven loads.

– Separate heavy items like towels from light linens to avoid balancing problems.

– If an unbalanced load is still causing shaking, try running a smaller load or using a slower spin speed.

3. Inspect and replace worn-out parts

Worn-out suspension or damping components in your washing machine can contribute to its shaking. Check for any visible damage or unusual wear on these components. If you notice any issues, it might be time for replacement. Follow these steps:

– Unplug your washing machine and disconnect any water hoses.

– Consult your appliance’s user manual for guidance on removing and inspecting parts such as suspension rods, springs, and dampers.

– Once you have accessed the components, examine them for visible damage or signs of wear.

– If necessary, order replacement parts from the manufacturer or a trusted supplier and install them according to the user manual’s instructions.

Conclusion:

If your washing machine continues to shake after trying these three methods, it may be best to consult a professional technician. Persistent shaking could indicate more serious issues with your appliance’s internal components. However, by employing these simple fixes, you can often resolve shaking problems and extend the life of your washing machine.

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