Appliance Repair in Paramus, NJ
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Professional Appliance Repair in Paramus, NJ
Pro Appliance Service LLC. provides professional appliance repair services for homeowners and residents in Paramus, New Jersey.
If your refrigerator is not cooling, washer is not draining, dryer is not heating, or dishwasher is not draining, we can diagnose and repair many common appliance problems.
We service most major appliance brands and provide professional, reliable appliance repair throughout Paramus and Bergen County, NJ.
Appliance Repair Services in Paramus
Refrigerator Repair
Not cooling, ice maker problems, water leaks, unusual noises, temperature problems, and more.
Washer Repair
Not draining, not spinning, leaking water, excessive vibration, error codes, and more.
Dryer Repair
Not heating, taking too long to dry, not starting, unusual noises, overheating, and more.
Dishwasher Repair
Not draining, leaking water, not cleaning dishes properly, not starting, and more.
Not heating, not starting, turntable not rotating, unusual noises, exhaust fan problems, error codes, and more.
Appliance Brands We Service in Paramus, NJ
Appliance Brands We Service in Paramus, NJ
We service most major appliance brands, including LG, Samsung, GE, Whirlpool, Maytag, Electrolux, Frigidaire, Bosch, KitchenAid, and more.
GE top-load washer with oil leakage from the transmission/gearcase and a non-working agitator after prolonged severe vibration.
Top Load Washer Repair in Paramus, NJ
Top Load Washer Repair in Paramus, NJ
GE Top-Load Washer – Severe Vibration & Gearcase Failure
GE Top-Load Washer – Severe Vibration & Gearcase Failure
Severe shaking, oil leakage, or an agitator that does not move in a GE top-load washer can be caused by several issues, including:
Worn or broken suspension rods
Severely unbalanced loads
Damaged agitator or drive components
Worn bearings
Internal transmission or gearcase damage
Stripped or broken internal gear teeth
Damaged input or output shaft
Gearcase seal failure causing oil leakage
Diagnosis & Repair:
This GE top-load washer had been shaking severely during operation. The suspension rods were worn, and the transmission/gearcase was leaking oil. The agitator had also stopped turning.
Continued operation with excessive vibration may have contributed to internal gearcase damage, including possible stripped or broken gear teeth. The damaged transmission/gearcase assembly was replaced to restore normal washer operation.
Prevention Tip:
If a washer shakes violently, first check whether the load is unbalanced or concentrated on one side of the tub. If severe shaking continues, stop using the washer and have it inspected by a technician. Replacing worn suspension rods early may help prevent more expensive damage to the transmission or gearcase.
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