Haier Washing Machine Problems
Haier is a leading brand of washing machine but like all appliances, it may present problems from time to time. We’ve come to rely on our washing machine to keep our wardrobes on track and make sure the kids are presentable. So what do you do when your Haier washing machine stops working? Firstly, you need to call us at Always Prompt Washing Machine Repairs and our experienced team will come to the rescue. However, if you want to prevent problems with your Haier washing machine we recommend that you book a service with us.
How do I know something’s wrong?
Before it comes to crisis point, there are a few signs that your washing machine is feeling poorly and may be in need of some TLC… or at least a service. Here are some signs to look out for:
Noise: it sounds like your washing machine is building itself up to launch into space whenever it hits the spin cycle.
Leaking: If your machine is leaking and there’s water and suds everywhere – this isn’t normal. So you need to call us!
Drum isn’t filling: If the drum isn’t filling with water then there’s something going on. Perhaps it’s a delayed cycle or the hose is damaged. Don’t try and figure it out yourself – call Always Prompt Haier Washing Machine Repairs.
We’re here to help!
Always Prompt Haier Washing Machine Repairs are open Monday to Friday from 7.30am to 4.30pm but if you need us outside these hours, call us and we’ll come to the rescue.
The fix
Along with Haier, we offer you premium repair and service of all major washing machine brands including LG, Smeg, Asko, Bosch, Samsung, Whirlpool, Hoover, Electrolux, Fisher & Paykel, and more.
As well as washing machine repairs and servicing, we offer
- Competitive pricing – we make it affordable for students and pensioners
- No charge if your washing machine is still under warranty
- A skilled team with vans stocked with washing machine parts
We accept cash, mobile EFTPOS, Debit, VISA and MasterCard.
Remember – additional charges may apply after hours or weekends. What are you waiting for?
