Some common problems include the machine not spinning, the dryer not heating up, leaks, excessive noise, and failure to start.

First, check if the machine is properly balanced and not overloaded. If that’s not the issue, it could be a problem with the drive belt, motor, or lid switch. It’s best to consult a professional for an accurate diagnosis and repair.

Start by checking if the dryer’s thermal fuse has blown, as this can cause a lack of heat. Additionally, ensure that the dryer’s vent is not clogged, as restricted airflow can also lead to heating issues. If these solutions don’t work, it’s advisable to call a technician.

 First, inspect the hoses and connections to ensure they are properly tightened and not damaged. If the leak persists, there may be an issue with the pump, valve, or tub seal that requires professional attention.

It is recommended to clean the lint trap and dryer vent after each use to prevent clogs and improve efficiency. Additionally, perform a deep clean of the washer drum every few months using a specialized cleaner to remove any buildup or odors.