Water not draining
The cycle finishes but the drum is still full, or it stops mid-wash with standing water.
Usually: blocked drain pump, clogged filter or kinked outlet hoseNot draining, not spinning, leaking or making a noise like a jet engine? Our technicians repair front load, top load, semi and fully automatic machines at your home — with genuine parts and a 90-day written warranty.
These are the faults we are called out for most often. Nearly all of them are repairable — usually in a single visit.
The cycle finishes but the drum is still full, or it stops mid-wash with standing water.
Usually: blocked drain pump, clogged filter or kinked outlet hoseClothes come out soaking wet, or the drum turns slowly and gives up.
Usually: worn drive belt, carbon brushes, door lock or control boardA puddle under the machine, or water escaping around the door during the wash.
Usually: perished door gasket, split hose, or a cracked detergent drawer housingViolent shaking on spin, metal-on-metal grinding, or a rumble that shakes the room.
Usually: worn drum bearings, loose counterweight, or a coin stuck in the drumNo lights, no response to the start button, or the door refuses to lock.
Usually: failed door interlock, power supply fault or a dead PCBUE, E1, 5E, 4E, dE or a flashing light pattern that stops the cycle.
Usually: a sensor, valve or balance fault the code points to directlySeeing something else? Describe the fault to us and we will tell you what it usually means before we come out.
Front load, top load, semi-automatic and fully automatic — from basic mechanical machines to inverter-driven models with touch control panels.
Not stock photos. These are jobs from our own workshop and customer visits in Kathmandu — and they show why so many machines fail here.
Recognise your machine in any of these? Book a service visit or call 9716826434.
All manufacturer-approved. We hand you the failed part so you can see exactly what was changed.
Call, or use the booking form. Give us the brand, model and what the machine is doing — we bring the likely spares with us.
The technician tests the machine properly, finds the actual fault, and gives you a fixed price. Nothing starts until you approve it.
We run a full cycle in front of you before we leave, and back the work with a 90-day written warranty on parts and labour.
We quote after diagnosis, not before — anyone giving you a firm price over the phone is guessing. These are the four things that decide it.
Call 9716826434 with your brand, model and symptom and we will give you a realistic range before booking.
Brand not listed? We still service it — see how our technicians are trained.
Based in Samakhusi, covering the whole valley with same-day doorstep visits.
Nine times out of ten it is a blocked pump filter — coins, hair clips and buttons collect there — or a clogged drain pump. Sometimes the outlet hose is simply kinked behind the machine. It is one of the cheapest and fastest repairs we do, usually finished in a single visit.
The machine is filling and washing but failing to spin. Common causes are a worn drive belt, worn motor carbon brushes, a faulty door interlock (the machine will not spin if it cannot confirm the door is locked), or an unbalanced load sensor. All four are repairable at your home.
Often we can repair it. Many "dead board" cases are actually a burnt relay, a failed capacitor or a dry solder joint — repairable at component level for a fraction of a replacement board. We only recommend a new PCB when the board is genuinely beyond economical repair, and we show you why.
Most repairs are finished in 45 to 90 minutes at your home, because our technicians carry the common spares with them. Bearing replacement is the main exception — it is a bigger strip-down and can take longer, occasionally needing a second visit if your model needs a specific bearing kit ordered in.
Yes. Semi-automatic twin-tub machines are simpler mechanically and usually cheaper to repair — typically the spin motor, timer knob, drain valve or coupler. We service both semi and fully automatic machines of every major brand.
Usually yes. A pump, belt or door lock replacement costs a small fraction of a new machine and can add years of use. The honest exception is a rusted-out drum or a failed bearing on a very cheap old machine, where the repair approaches the cost of replacing it. If that is your situation we will say so plainly — it is one of the rules we work by.
We come to you. Washing machines are heavy, plumbed in, and almost always repairable on site. Only in rare cases — a major drum strip-down, for instance — do we collect the machine, and we handle pickup and return ourselves. Book a doorstep visit here.
Tell us the brand and what it is doing. You will get an honest diagnosis, a fixed price, and in most cases a working machine the same day.
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