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Washing Machine Repair in Eugene, OR

Water left in the drum, a washer that will not spin or a puddle on the laundry room floor? Here are the companies that serve Eugene.

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Washers fail in fairly predictable ways, which is good news: many repairs are a single part that a technician can replace in one visit. This page lists independent appliance repair companies serving Eugene and the Lane County area, with companies that mention washer work shown first.

Washer Technicians Serving Eugene, OR

12 repair companies serve Eugene from within 30 miles. 11 of them are based in Eugene itself, and the rest are spread across Springfield (1). Of those, 2 mention washing machine or washer work by name. The closest is Appliance Hospital - Eugene, about 0.3 miles away. Rated companies nearby average 4.2 stars across 10 businesses.

Washer & Dryer Repair
KitchenAid Appliance Repair Professionals
881 Willamette St, Eugene, OR 97401
1.3 mi from Eugene
★★★★★ 5.0 (38 reviews)
Mentions washersSaturday hours
Washer & Dryer Repair
Hamilton Electric And Gas Appliance Repair
27855 Easy Acres Dr, Eugene, OR 97405
12.4 mi from Eugene
★★★½ 3.5 (16 reviews)
Mentions washersSaturday hours
Appliance Repair
At Your Service Heating, Air Conditioning & Appliance Repair
1370 S Bertelsen Rd, Eugene, OR 97402
2.4 mi from Eugene
★★★★★ 4.9 (153 reviews)
Appliance Repair
J Farr's Appliance Repair Service
McVay Hwy, Eugene, OR 97405
5.3 mi from Eugene
★★★★★ 5.0 (337 reviews)
Saturday hours
Appliance Repair
Appliance Hospital - Eugene
1465 W 7th Ave #101, Eugene, OR 97402
0.3 mi from Eugene
★★★★½ 4.4 (131 reviews)
Appliance Repair
Appliance Repair Technologies Eugene
1160 Charnelton Alley, Eugene, OR 97401
1.2 mi from Eugene
★★★★★ 5.0 (1 review)
Saturday hours
Appliance Repair
Dakota Appliance Repair
975 Oak St #700, Eugene, OR 97401
1.4 mi from Eugene
Appliance Repair
AAA Quality Appliance Care
1370 S Bertelsen Rd, Eugene, OR 97402
2.4 mi from Eugene
★★★★ 4.1 (86 reviews)
Appliance Repair
Appliance Services/
2855 W 11th Ave, Eugene, OR 97402
1.0 mi from Eugene
★★★★ 3.9 (15 reviews)
Saturday hours
Appliance Repair
Hanks Appliances LLC
103 S 21st St, Springfield, OR 97477
6.2 mi from Eugene
★★★★ 3.8 (110 reviews)
Appliance Repair
Reliable Appliance Repair
672 Jefferson St, Eugene, OR 97402
0.8 mi from Eugene
Saturday hours
Appliance Repair
A1 Appliances Repair.
299 E 6th Ave, Eugene, OR 97401
1.5 mi from Eugene
★★★ 2.8 (14 reviews)
Saturday hours

Listings come from public business data. A brand or service mention means the company names it in its listing or website; it is not a certification. Verify experience, licensing and insurance before hiring.

Eugene repair companies in numbers
Mention a major washer brand0
Listing Saturday hours7
Name washers or washing machines in their listing2
Companies within 30 miles12
Three nearest companies, miles away0.3, 0.8, 1.0
With 4.5+ stars and at least 10 reviews3

The leading options for Eugene are KitchenAid Appliance Repair Professionals (1.3 miles away, 5.0 stars from 38 reviews, lists Saturday hours); Hamilton Electric And Gas Appliance Repair (12.4 miles away, 3.5 stars from 16 reviews, lists Saturday hours); At Your Service Heating, Air Conditioning & Appliance Repair (2.4 miles away, 4.9 stars from 153 reviews); J Farr's Appliance Repair Service (5.3 miles away, 5.0 stars from 337 reviews, lists Saturday hours).

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Signs Your Washing Machine Needs a Technician

  • Washer will not spin, or clothes come out soaking wet
  • Loud banging, shaking or walking during the spin
  • Musty or mildew smell from the drum or door seal
  • Water left in the drum after the cycle

Why Washing Machines Break Down

Drain pumps and filtersSocks, coins, hair ties and lint end up in the drain path. On most front loaders a small filter behind a panel at the bottom front catches them, and a clogged filter or jammed pump is behind many not-draining calls.
Hoses, seals and the door bootFill hoses age and crack, drain hose clamps loosen, and the rubber door boot on a front loader can tear or trap water. Leaks usually start small under the washer before they show on the floor.
Suspension and bearingsShock absorbers, dampers and springs hold the tub steady during the spin. When they wear, the washer bangs and walks. Worn drum bearings make a rumbling or grinding noise that gets louder on the spin cycle.

What a Washing Machine Technician Checks

Water level sensingA pressure switch or sensor tells the control how much water is in the tub. A blocked air tube or failed switch can cause overfilling, underfilling or a washer that will not move on to the next step.
Drain pump and filterIf water stays in the drum, the technician checks the drain path first. Most front loaders have a pump filter behind a small panel at the bottom front, and many top loaders hide a pump that can jam on a sock or coin. The pump is then tested for power and blockage.
Drain hose and standpipeThe drain hose runs to a standpipe or laundry sink. A kinked hose, a clog in the standpipe or a hose pushed too far down the pipe can stop draining or siphon water out mid-fill.

Troubleshooting first? Start with washer not draining or washer smells like mildew.

Water, Power and Safety First

Whirlpool recommends replacing washer fill hoses every five years to lower the risk of a hose failing and leaking. Source: Whirlpool - Washing Machine Fill Hoses

Unplug the washer before servicing or cleaning it; pressing the power button does not disconnect it from the electrical supply. Source: GE Appliances - Washer Owner's Manual

Keep liquid laundry packets in their original packaging, locked up and out of children's sight and reach, and handle them only with dry hands because water and saliva dissolve the film. Source: CPSC - CPSC and ACCC Warn of Poison Dangers with Liquid Laundry Packets

More: where washer leaks come from.

What Washer Repair Costs in Eugene

Most washing machine repairs come down to one part and an hour or two of labor, which is why many are worth pricing before you shop for a new washer. Published ranges:

Replacement tends to make more financial sense once a repair runs past half the cost of buying and installing a new washer. Source: HomeAdvisor - How Much Do Washing Machine Repairs Cost?

Ranges are published estimates, not quotes. See the washing machine repair cost guide and whether to repair or replace a washer.

Around Eugene

Most washer calls in Eugene come down to the same handful of parts: the drain pump and filter, the lid switch or door lock, the drive belt or coupler, the inlet valve and the suspension.

Oregon has no license issued specifically for appliance repair that we could confirm, but anyone installing or servicing liquefied petroleum (LP) gas appliances needs an LP gas fitter license from the Oregon State Fire Marshal. Source: Liquefied Petroleum Gas licensing (Oregon State Fire Marshal)

In Oregon, you can check a license with the Oregon Construction Contractors Board Contractor/License Search or report a problem to the Oregon Department of Justice, Consumer Protection.

Hiring a Washer Repair Company in Eugene

  • If the washer is leaking, will you find where the water starts before quoting a part?
  • Do you work on front-load and top-load washers, or only one type?
  • If a part has to be ordered, how soon can you come back to finish?

Washing Machine Repair FAQs: Eugene, OR

How do I get rid of a washer mildew smell?
Residue from detergent and fabric softener collects in the door boot, the dispenser and the drum. Wipe the boot, clean the dispenser, run the washer's cleaning cycle or a hot empty cycle, and leave the door open between loads.
Why won't my washer drain?
The usual causes are a clogged drain pump filter (on most front loaders), a kinked or blocked drain hose, a sock or small item caught in the pump, or a failed drain pump. Clear the filter and check the hose first. If water still sits in the drum, a technician can test the pump.
Why is my washer leaking?
Common sources are a loose or cracked fill hose, the drain hose connection, a torn door boot on a front loader, too much detergent causing suds overflow, or a leaking pump or tub seal. Unplug the washer and shut both valves, then look where the water starts.

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Write down the model and serial number from the label (inside the lid or door frame, or on the back of the cabinet) and note any error code. It saves a Eugene technician a trip for parts.

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