Fixing Bloomingdale washers that stopped mid-cycle
Three things stop a Bloomingdale washer mid-cycle. The lid switch or door lock has failed, so the control thinks the machine is open. The thermal fuse has tripped after the motor overheated. Or the pump is jammed and the control times out waiting for the drum to empty. Bloomingdale grew from 338 people in 1950 to 12,659 by 1980, and many of the washers we service sit in utility rooms from those decades, running on the original drain and supply lines. Our shop is in Glendale Heights, next door, so we can usually fit you in the same day.
Costs you know before we start
The residential diagnostic fee is $79. Choose the repair and that fee goes away. We quote a fixed price first, then do the work. We take on top-load agitator machines, front-loaders, high-efficiency washers and compact European units, covering Whirlpool, Maytag, GE, LG, Samsung, Bosch and Miele. Every job is backed by our repair warranty. Reach us Monday to Sunday, 6am to 9pm, on (312) 600-6540.
Washer calls up and down Lake Street in Bloomingdale
Lake Street is the main road through Bloomingdale, and it is the road we take to most washer calls. A washer that fills and stops has a bad lid switch or door lock. One that will not drain has a clogged pump filter, often full of lint and coins. One that bangs on spin has a worn shock or a broken spring. A leak from the front door means the rubber boot has torn. We fix front-load and top-load units, and the stacked ones too. The price is set before we start, every time.
Phone (312) 600-6540 and ask for a same-day time.
Our technicians are licensed, insured, and factory-trained to repair all major washing machine brands and models. We provide reliable service for popular American brands like Whirlpool, Maytag, and GE, as well as innovative international brands like LG and Samsung. Whether you have a traditional top-load washer, a high-efficiency front-load model, or a space-saving stackable unit, our team can help. We carry the parts needed for most common repairs, which allows us to get your washing machine up and running again, often in a single visit.
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Washer problems usually announce themselves. A machine that will not start is often the door lock, lid switch or main control. Clothes left soaking wet mean the washer is not spinning or draining: a drain pump, belt, clutch or a blocked hose. Loud banging or grinding points to bearings, shock absorbers or a suspension rod. Over-filling or under-filling is the water inlet valve or pressure switch. We repair front-load, top-load, high-efficiency and compact washers across all major brands. Repairs start from $199, the price is fixed before we start, and the $79 diagnostic is waived when we do the repair.
