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Appliance type: Top-Load Washing Machine Brand: LG Issue Type: Water Leak / Inlet Valve Failure Customer Complaint The customer reported that water was continuously dripping into the washer drum even when the washing machine was turned off and not in use.
The faulty water inlet valve assembly was removed and replaced with a new OEM-compatible inlet valve assembly. Post-Repair Testing After the replacement, the washer was tested thro
The customer reported that their top-load washer was not filling with enough water during the wash cycle. When the washer was loaded with a larger amount of laundry, the unit frequently went into an out-of-balance condition and failed to complete the cycle properly.
The technician replaced the worn suspension spring rods to restore proper tub stability and eliminate the out-of-balance condition. Additionally, the accelerometer (speed/load sens
* Prices shown are from past completed jobs and include parts and labor. Actual repair cost varies by model, diagnosis, and part availability.
Fisher & Paykel repairs in Leander are usually fast once the failure is confirmed. The diagnostic is the key step to avoid guessing.
Showing a code in Leander? Book a diagnostic — we’ll validate the meaning and check the most common causes.
If the cycle ends with standing water, the washer is usually blocked, the pump is failing, or the drain path has an obstruction.
Quick tip: Check the drain hose behind the washer for kinks. If your model has a drain filter/coin trap, clean it (have towels ready).
Learn more →No-spin is often related to the lid/door lock system, a worn drive component, or an out-of-balance protection trigger.
Quick tip: Redistribute the load and try a spin-only cycle. If the washer is severely off-balance, it may refuse to spin for safety.
Learn more →Leaks can come from hoses, the pump, the tub seal, or the door boot (front-load). The source matters — we confirm it during the diagnostic.
Quick tip: Turn off both water supply valves and check the inlet hoses for dripping at the wall and at the washer connection.
Learn more →Noise can be caused by worn bearings, loose objects, failing suspension/shocks, or a drive component under load.
Quick tip: Run a short spin cycle empty. If it’s still loud, it’s likely mechanical (bearings/suspension) rather than the load.
Learn more →A washer that won’t start is often caused by a door/lid lock issue, power problem, or a control failure — not always a bad motor.
Quick tip: Make sure the door/lid is fully closed and latched. If it’s a GFCI outlet, reset it and try again.
Learn more →We service many Fisher & Paykel models — model number optional when booking.
Most jobs fall into the $110-$219 labor range. Parts priced separately after diagnostic.
When available, yes. We also provide aftermarket options if cheaper.
The technician compares repair cost with age/condition and gives a clear recommendation.
