Common faults of washing machines, which parts need to be replaced in time?

As one of the indispensable household appliances in daily life, washing machines will inevitably fail after long-term use. In order to ensure the efficient operation of the washing machine, it is very important to replace damaged parts in time. Below we will introduce common faults of washing machines and which parts need special attention and replacement.

1. Water pump failure
The water pump is the core component of the washing machine drainage system, responsible for discharging the sewage generated during the washing process. If the washing machine has poor drainage, it may be that the water pump is damaged or blocked by foreign objects. When the water pump is aging or damaged, the washing machine will frequently display drainage errors or even fail to work properly. Therefore, regularly check whether the water pump has foreign objects or damage, and if abnormalities are found, it should be replaced in time.

2. Door seal wear
The door seal is a sealing device between the door frame of the washing machine and the washing tub, which mainly prevents water from leaking out. After long-term use, the door seal may crack or deform due to wear, aging or bacterial accumulation, resulting in leakage or poor washing effect. If the door seal is found to be damaged or not sealed tightly, it is recommended to replace it as soon as possible to avoid affecting the normal use of the washing machine.

3. Damage to the motor carbon brush
The motor carbon brush is the part of the washing machine motor that contacts the motor shaft and is responsible for the rotation and power transmission of the motor. Wear or damage to the carbon brush is a common cause of the washing machine not rotating or making too much noise. When there is a problem with the motor, the speed of the washing machine will decrease or even fail to start. If the carbon brush is severely worn, it needs to be replaced in time to ensure the normal operation of the washing machine.

4. Failure of the heating element
The heating element is a key component of the washing machine to heat the water temperature during the washing process. If the heating element is damaged, the washing machine will not be able to effectively heat the water temperature, resulting in poor washing results, especially for the use of high-temperature washing programs. Common symptoms of heating element failure include the water temperature not rising during the washing process or the heating time being too long. If these situations occur, the heating element needs to be checked and replaced in time.

5. Damage to the shock absorber or suspension system
The washing machine will vibrate during the washing process. If the shock absorber or suspension system is damaged, the washing machine may shake violently or make too much noise when working. Especially during high-speed dehydration, the role of the shock absorber is particularly important. If you find that the washing machine is shaking abnormally during operation, you should check the shock absorber, suspension spring and other components to ensure that they function properly.

Regularly checking washing machine parts and replacing them in time is an important measure to extend the life of the equipment and improve the washing effect. If your washing machine fails or does not work properly, you should immediately check the relevant parts and contact professional maintenance personnel for replacement if necessary. By replacing key parts in time, your washing machine will continue to bring convenience and efficient washing experience to your family.

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