Washer Repair & Washer Service

Washer Stops After Cycle You are having a problem that your washing machine stops working before the rinse cycle and your washer is stuck with a full load of water. You tried to fix this by turning the knob to the rinse mode, but nothing helps. Today we will look at some of the problems that caused your washer to stop after a cycle. The washing machine timer controls every cycle. If there is some kind of malfunction, then the wash cycle simply will not go into the rinse cycle. Such problems can be because the timer is faulty; problems can be with the flow of water or drainage, or a malfunction in the electricity. The first thing that can happen is a problem with the washer timer. The timer can be worn out and cause the machine to stop after a cycle. Also, the timer can be dirty, to solve this problem, you need to check the timer teeth and replace if necessary. There may also be problems with draining the washing machine. This could be because the drain pump is either dirty or not installed correctly. Make sure the drain pump is not clogged or kinked. You can try to rearrange the drain pump so that the water can pass easily. Finally yet importantly, it is the wiring itself in the washer that freezes when it goes into rinsing mode. The wiring may have burned out or faulty, thereby preventing the timer from working. You need to check the wiring, and it is best to call a qualified electrician who can solve your problem.