1. No power: Check the power outlet and circuit breaker to ensure the power is turned on.
2. Won’t spin: Check the belt and drive motor for any issues, and then check the lid switch to ensure it is being triggered properly.
3. Leaking water: Check the door seal for any signs of wear or damage, and check the hoses for any blockages or kinks.
4. Not filling with water: Check the water inlet valve and the water pressure from the main supply.
5. Won’t drain: Check the drain hose for any blockages or kinks, and then check the pump for any issues.

1. Always use a high-quality detergent and softener for cleaning your clothes and fabrics. Avoid using harsh chemicals and bleaches to clean your clothes.
2. Always use a lint filter to catch any lint or debris. This will keep the machine’s filters and other components clean.
3. Check and clean the drain hose periodically to ensure proper drainage and functioning of the machine.
4. Check the hoses and connections for any leaks or cracks. Replace any worn out hoses or connections.
5. Clean the inside of the washing machine with a damp cloth and a mild detergent to remove any residue or dirt.
6. Regularly check the water temperature to ensure that it is not too hot or cold.
7. Make sure that the machine is level and not vibrating excessively.
8. Have the machine serviced and inspected regularly by a professional.

Depending on the fault and the age and status of your appliance but, with Kaam Ke Bande Washing Machine Repair in Dehradun, you can be assured that in most cases repairs are far cheaper than replacement.

Kaam Ke Bande provides a service engineer from its service network. We will send a locally based engineer, employed, trained, and managed by KKB company.

It’s a myth. Modern washing machines are made in such a way that they are gentle on clothes. It does not matter if it is a top-loading or front-loading machine as long as it does not use a rod-like agitator.

That depends on 2 factors – how you use them and the quality of the washing machine itself.

KKB considers you to check capacity, space requirement, type, budget & brand. These are the factors you need to consider while buying a washing machine. If you are on a limited budget (like me), then consider the budget first and search for other factors within that budget.

Yes, you should. A washing machine has lots of moving parts. Regular oiling/ greasing of moving parts can improve performance, efficiency, and decrease noise levels. It can extend the life of the washing machine too.

The cost of repairing a washing machine can vary greatly depending on the specific problem, the type of machine, and the cost of parts.

1. Improper Use: Improper use of the washing machine can cause a variety of malfunctions. Examples of improper use include overloading the washing machine, using too much detergent, and using the incorrect water temperature.
2. Electrical Issues: Electrical issues such as faulty wiring, a bad power cord, or a faulty outlet can cause malfunctions.
3. Mechanical Issues: Mechanical issues such as worn out belts or worn out bearings can cause the washing machine to malfunction.
4. Clogged Drains: Clogged drains can cause the machine to become unbalanced and cause it to malfunction.
5. Faulty Valves: Faulty valves can cause water to not fill the machine or to not drain properly.

If your washing machine does not turn on, does not drain, does not fill with water or does not spin, these are all signs that it needs repair. If your machine is making strange noises or is not cleaning your clothes properly, it may also need repair.

If your washing machine stops working, you should first try to troubleshoot the issue. Check the power cord, reset the circuit breaker, ensure the water supply is on, and make sure the filter is clean. If the issue persists, you should contact a professional repair technician to diagnose and fix the problem.

1. Clean the filter regularly: The filter should be cleaned every few months in order to keep your machine running smoothly and efficiently.
2. Check hoses regularly: Make sure to check the hoses for any signs of wear or damage. Replace any worn or damaged hoses to prevent any water damage.
3. Inspect the drum: Inspect the inside of the drum regularly for any signs of rust or wear and tear. If any rust is present, it should be removed and the drum should be cleaned.
4. Clean the detergent dispenser: Clean the detergent dispenser regularly to ensure the detergent is dispensed properly and the dispenser is not clogged.
5. Run a self-cleaning cycle: Most washing machines have a self-cleaning cycle that can be run to help keep the machine running smoothly.
6. Check for leaks: Check for any signs of leaks around the machine or underneath it, as this can cause damage to the machine and your home.

1. Check the power supply: Make sure the power cord is plugged in and the wall outlet is working.
2. Check the water supply: Make sure the water supply is turned on and the hoses are securely connected to the water supply and the back of the washing machine.
3. Check the drain hose: Make sure the drain hose is properly connected to the drainpipe and not kinked or blocked.
4. Check the filter: Make sure the filter is clean and not clogged.
5. Check the settings: Make sure the settings are correct and the cycle is chosen correctly.
6. Reset the washing machine: Unplug the machine and plug it back in to reset the system.
7. Check for a faulty part: If the machine is still not working, it could be a faulty part like a timer, switch, or motor.

When repairing a washing machine, you will need to have on hand a variety of parts, such as a new drain pump, a new drive belt, a new water inlet valve, new hoses, new seals, new agitator dogs, new suspension springs, and new gaskets. You may also need to replace the wiring harness, the control board, and even the tub and drum assembly. Finally, you may need to have tools such as a screwdriver, a wrench, and pliers on hand to complete the repair.

1. Unplug the power cord from the wall before beginning any repair work.
2. Wear appropriate clothing, such as closed-toe shoes, protective eyewear, and work gloves.
3. Make sure the area around the washing machine is clear before beginning repairs.
4. Use caution when handling any sharp objects, such as a screwdriver or knife.
5. Read and follow the manufacturer’s instructions for the specific repair you are attempting.
6. When working with electrical components, always follow the manufacturer’s safety precautions and use an appropriate voltage tester.
7. Make sure to replace any worn or damaged parts with the same type of part.
8. When reinstalling the parts, make sure they are securely tightened.
9. When finished, double check your work and make sure the machine is working correctly before plugging it back in.

First, try to identify the source of the leak. Check the water supply hoses, the inlet valve, the drain hose, and the door seal. If you are able to identify the source of the leak, you may be able to fix it yourself. If not, contact a qualified service technician for help.

Yes, we can call you 30 minutes before coming to your home so you not stuck waiting for us.

Check the circuit breaker to make sure you have the correct power to the dryer. On some brands of dryers, the motor will run, but will not heat.
The circuit breaker for the dryer is 240 volts and the motor requires 120 volts to operate. The remaining 120 volts is required to power up the element on an electric dryer.