Bosch Washing machine Repair in Menlo Park

The company Appliances Giants repairs Bosch Washing machine for many years in Menlo Park. Our specialists have extensive experience and high qualifications, so they are familiar with the features of models of all well-known brands. The masters of our service center will easily eliminate any malfunction, replace the failed parts with proven original spare parts. We are confident in the high quality of the services provided and are not afraid to guarantee the quality of repairs. We understand how important it is to return the stove to working capacity as soon as possible, so we are ready to adjust to your schedule and promptly fix all the problems at any time convenient for you.

Common problems:

• Won’t start. This indicates an issue with the plug, electrical socket, or circuit breaker When your washing machine continually trips the electrics, it could be due to a wire shorting, a water leak into the electrics, or a motor or heater snag. You’ll need a qualified electrician to sort these issues out safely. 
• Won’t spin. This could be an obstruction or kink in the cold-water hose or the waste hose. A blockage will prevent the spin cycle. A blocked filter will also have the same effect as will an unbalanced load. Bosch washing machine issues with spin can be easily fixed by a qualified engineer. The machine also won’t spin if the lid switch is faulty, the drive belt is broken, or the door won’t close. 
• Won’t drain. Again, this is most likely to be caused by a kinked or blocked hose, or a blocked filter. The drain pump can get blocked, the water pump belt can break, and if the door won’t lock this can be another factor that prevents the machine from emptying water. 
• Is noisy. Excessive noise can be produced when bearings are faulty. Or there’s something stuck in the drum, causing it to rattle during the cycle. The drain pipe could be blocked, and the filter obstructed. The drum bearing can wear and need re-sealing, and you can experience problems with the drive pulley and the motor coupling. 
• Vibrates and shakes. The washing machine needs to be level to avoid these issues. Shock absorbers that connect the drum to the chassis could be defective, and so could the concrete weights in older appliances. Suspension springs and rods can break, and balance rings can lose fluids. Wear and tear on the drum can cause excess vibration. 
• Is leaking. If the drain pump is damaged, it may leak water. If the drum seal is worn, this can lead to water leaking into the bearings and they may fail. The door seal can cause water leaks if it’s torn, and leaks can also come from the drain hose. 
• Is overflowing. The water inlet valve is often the main culprit here. If it’s defective, the machine will fill with water even when it’s not getting any power. The pressure switch is responsible for delivering that power, and that too can fail. You may find that the inlet valve isn’t getting enough pressure and can’t fully close after the power is turned off. 
• Has a door that won’t open. When the door stays locked, this may mean the machine has detected water inside. To avoid flooding, the door can’t be opened. Another reason for no door lock release could be a faulty door lock mechanism. 
• Won’t end the cycle. This could be due to a number of reasons, from a faulty heater or thermostat to motor carbon brushes that need replacing. If the machine is stopping partway through the cycle, it may be due to difficulties with filling with water, emptying water, or overheating.

The masters of the Menlo Park Appliances Giants Repair company have the highest qualifications, perform a complete inspection and diagnosis of stove malfunctions of any brands. If you still have any questions, you can ask us by phone or book stove repair via the feedback form.