How to Fix a Washing Machine That Stops Mid‐Cycle

Unplug the washing machine., Wait for a minute and then plug the washing machine back in., Open and close the door several times quickly., Test the washing machine.

4 Steps 1 min read Easy

Step-by-Step Guide

  1. Step 1: Unplug the washing machine.

    Often washing machine malfunctions are caused an electrical spike or computer malfunction.

    In these cases, unplugging the washing machine is the first step toward resetting the computer and fixing the issue.Usually this should be the first thing you try.

    It is less invasive or strenuous than other methods of fixing a malfunctioning washer.
  2. Step 2: Wait for a minute and then plug the washing machine back in.

    Do not plug the washing machine back into the outlet immediately.

    Allow it to sit unplugged for a minute., Try to open and close the door 6 times in a span of 12 seconds.

    Many washing machines are set up so that this signals the computer to reset., To see if the washing machine is fixed, set it on “small load” and allow it to run without anything inside.

    If it runs through its full cycle, it is safe to begin washing clothes in it again.
  3. Step 3: Open and close the door several times quickly.

  4. Step 4: Test the washing machine.

Detailed Guide

Often washing machine malfunctions are caused an electrical spike or computer malfunction.

In these cases, unplugging the washing machine is the first step toward resetting the computer and fixing the issue.Usually this should be the first thing you try.

It is less invasive or strenuous than other methods of fixing a malfunctioning washer.

Do not plug the washing machine back into the outlet immediately.

Allow it to sit unplugged for a minute., Try to open and close the door 6 times in a span of 12 seconds.

Many washing machines are set up so that this signals the computer to reset., To see if the washing machine is fixed, set it on “small load” and allow it to run without anything inside.

If it runs through its full cycle, it is safe to begin washing clothes in it again.

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