Washer and washing machine repair in Hawkesbury

Hawkesbury is a largely francophone town, and a washer call can happen in French or English, from the booking to the explanation on site. Tell us your preference when you book.

The town’s housing tells its mill-town story. Solid wartime and mill-era homes line the grid around rue Main, bungalows from the boom years fill the next ring, and newer builds stretch toward the 417. Inside them are washers of every age.

A decades-old top-loader with a mechanical timer is a simple machine. Its usual faults are a worn belt, a broken motor coupler, a lid switch or a tired pump, and those parts are generally easy to find and fit. When the tub and transmission are sound, that kind of repair is often well worth doing.

Newer high-efficiency machines toward the highway are built differently. They rely on door locks, pressure sensors, motor controls and a main board, and they report faults as codes. That makes testing more important than guessing: a code tells the technician where to look, and a meter test shows which part has actually failed. If a bearing or a board makes the repair poor value on a particular machine, you hear that before any repair work starts.

• Water left in the drum: a clogged pump filter, a coin or sock caught in the hose, or a failed pump.
• No spin: a lid switch or door lock that never confirms, a slipping belt, a split motor coupler or a control fault.
• Leaks: split fill hoses, a worn front-load door boot, a cracked pump or a loose clamp.
• Slow or no fill: inlet valve faults. Champlain Township’s concessions run on wells, and scale and sediment on the valve screens turn up often out there.
• Banging or walking: worn shocks, suspension rods or drum bearings, or an overloaded drum.

A few details help the technician bring the right parts the first time:

1. Brand and model number. On most front-loaders the label is on the door frame or behind the filter door; on top-loaders, under the lid or on the back of the control panel.
2. What the washer is doing. Not draining, not spinning, leaking from the front or underneath, noisy, or not starting at all.
3. Any code on the display, written exactly as shown.
4. Whether water is still in the drum, so the technician is ready to drain it.

You can book online day or night, or by phone. We call or text to confirm the day and a time window of about three hours, and let you know then about any travel charge; the request isn’t an appointment until then. On site you receive a written quote before any repair and a written report after the visit. Completed repairs are warrantied for 3 months on parts and labour; ask for the written terms.

We cover all of Hawkesbury, from the mill-era grid around rue Main to the newer streets toward the 417, plus L’Orignal, Chute-à-Blondeau and nearby Vankleek Hill, Alfred and Plantagenet and Alexandria.

We repair Samsung, LG, Whirlpool, Maytag, GE, Frigidaire, Bosch, KitchenAid, Kenmore, Electrolux, Inglis, Speed Queen and other washers. For other appliances, see Hawkesbury fridge repair, dryer repair, dishwasher repair and stove and oven repair, or the overview at Hawkesbury appliance repair. Ottawa customers can see Ottawa washing machine repair.