Won't Start
No response at all can point to a power supply issue, a door or lid switch that isn't engaging, or a control board problem.

Residential Appliance Repair
Repair It Guys repairs residential top-load and front-load washers throughout Tyler, Longview and East Texas — starting, filling, draining, spinning, leaks and control problems.
Washer Repair
A washer that won't start, fill, drain or spin — or one that's leaking or vibrating — needs its water, electrical and drive systems tested to find the real cause.
Top-load and front-load washers don't use identical mechanisms, so we work through the systems specific to your machine rather than a generic checklist.

Residential Appliance Repair
Washer Electrical & Water-System Diagnostics
Common Problems
No response at all can point to a power supply issue, a door or lid switch that isn't engaging, or a control board problem.
A washer that won't fill can involve the water inlet valve, the household water supply, or a pressure switch that isn't signaling correctly.
This can involve the drain pump, a clogged drain hose, a worn drive belt, or a motor problem, depending on how your washer is built. Testing determines the actual cause.
Leaks can come from door or tub seals, loose hose connections, or a pump — we trace the water rather than guessing at the source.
Shaking, walking or loud noise during spin can point to suspension components, an unlevel machine, or worn drum bearings.
A lid switch on a top-load washer or a door lock/interlock on a front-load washer both signal the control board when it's safe to run — a fault here can stop a cycle before it starts.
What We Check
Washer problems can come from the controls, the water system, the drive system, or the door and seals. We test each relevant system to find what's actually wrong.
Control boards, switches and the error codes your washer's display may show.
Water inlet valves, pressure switches and hose connections feeding and monitoring each cycle.
Motors, belts, drum bearings and pumps, which vary by washer type and manufacturer.
Lid switches, door locks and tub seals that keep water contained and cycles running safely.
Call Repair It Guys for washer diagnosis and repair throughout Tyler, Longview and East Texas.
Frequently Asked Questions
Straightforward answers for East Texas homeowners.
A washer that won't start can involve the power supply, a door or lid switch that isn't engaging, or a control board fault. We test each to find the actual cause.
Fill problems can involve the water supply, inlet components, level or pressure sensing, controls, or other model-specific conditions. Testing determines the cause.
A washer that won't drain or spin can point to a drain pump, a clogged hose or filter, a worn belt, or a motor issue — the exact cause depends on how your specific washer is built.
Washers with digital displays show fault codes tied to their sensor and control systems. We diagnose the condition behind the code rather than simply clearing it.
Yes. Top-load and front-load washers use different mechanisms — a lid switch versus a door lock/interlock, for example — and we diagnose and repair both.