It doesn’t matter what washing machine you have – if you suddenly find a wet pile of rags instead of freshly washed linen, we’ll help.
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Affordable rates
10 years of experience
Repairs for all brands
We’ll find spare parts
Common washing machine faults
Licensed and insured technicians at Wise Appliance Service offer washing machine repairs. Whatever washing machine you have, we’ll fix it. Experienced technicians can repair your washer on the spot and find the spare parts as well – you won’t need to worry about a thing.
If your washing machine:
- Won’t drain
- Won’t run the spin cycle
- Won’t heat the water
- Makes too much noise
- Leaks excessively
- Won’t open or close
- Won’t start at all
Give us a call, and we’ll get it up and running in no time. We work in ACC, Eastern, Inner Northern, Western, Inner Southern, South-Western, and South-Eastern regions of Adelaide.
We’ll take care of everything
Wise Appliance Service technicians work with all popular washing machine brands, including Siemens, Bosch, Miele, Asko, Electrolux, Fisher & Paykel, Haier, AEG, Hoover, LG, Midea, Samsung, Simpson, Smeg, Whirlpool, Maytag, Hisense, and many more.
Whether you have a brand new washer or you’ve been using it for years, we’ll make sure to find the replacement parts for it. After checking the condition of your appliance, our technicians might suggest changing some worn-out parts – this will prevent future problems and save you money in the long run.
We use original replacement parts from reliable suppliers whenever we can. However, if your washer has been with you for some years, it might not be possible. If that’s the case, we look for suitable high-quality alternatives.
If you appliance under warranty – contact manufacturer directly.
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Frequently Asked Questions
How much does it cost to repair a washing machine?
The washing machine repair price depends on several factors: complexity of the issue, what spare parts are needed, the exact model and age of the appliance, etc. We also have a call-out fee.
If you need an estimate before the work starts, contact the Wise Appliance Service Adelaide washing machine repair professionals. We’ll ask a few questions to determine the issue and give you an approximate quote. You can give us a call or book online and we’ll give you a $5 discount on all repair work.
Is it cheaper to repair a washer or buy a new one?
In most cases, it is cheaper to repair a washer than buy a new one. Especially if it’s a common issue with your model or it broke because of poor maintenance. The general rule of thumb is that if the repairs cost 50% less than a new appliance, then it’s worth doing.
However, always consult with a professional before making the decision. They might find that some parts of your machine are also worn out and are likely to break soon. In that case, the repairs are not worth it, and you’ll be better off with a new washer.
How many years does a washing machine last?
A washing machine lasts on average 10 years. It could last you even 14 years if you take care of it well, but there are many factors that can affect its lifespan. From the quality of the water and detergent you use to how often you wash heavy loads.
If you opt for a cheap budget-friendly appliance, don’t be surprised when it starts breaking down after a few years. It’s better to invest in a quality washer: it will be well made, last you longer, and use less electricity and water, saving you money in the long run.
Trying to save your appliance may sound like too much of a hassle. But nowadays, it is especially important that we try to minimise our waste and reuse the items we already have for as long as we can.
If you have any problems, give us a call and let the Wise Appliance Service technicians repair your washing machine. We’ll come to you and find spare parts if needed, so you don’t have to waste your time. We even offer same-day repairs!
We work with all major brands
Our washing machine or dryer repair technicians have experience working with most popular home appliance manufacturers.
