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Pandan Teknik
HVAC Contractor & Maintenance

Washing Machine Service

Repair and maintenance for Front Loading, Top Loading, and 2-Tub washing machines across all brands.

Washing Machine Service
Front Loading & Top Loading
PCB Module Errors & Motor Replacement
Drainage / Spin Issue
Cleaning / Washing Engine Tubes

Service Details

Resolve Stacked Clothes Issues Caused by a Broken Washing Machine

A washing machine is the backbone of household cleanliness. Suddenly the water refuses to flow, the drum does not spin (spin error), the digital display shows an error, or it even leaks and sparks? Don’t let your laundry routine be disrupted for too long.

Pandan Teknik technicians are also experts in repairing home appliances, especially washing machines from leading brands such as Samsung, LG, Sharp, Electrolux, Panasonic, and Polytron.

Types of Washing Machines We Handle

  • Front-Loading: Typically experience problems with the digital module, clogged drain pump, door lock error, or noisy/heavy drum bearing.
  • Top-Loading: Often encounter issues with slow water supply (blocked water inlet valve), water level sensor error, or worn pulsator (unable to agitate).
  • Twin-Tub: Classic problems such as a dead dryer timer, leaking drain seal, weak capacitor, or a burned spin motor due to overloading.

On-Site Repair Process

We strive to repair your washing machine right at your home (on-site repair) on the first visit. Our technicians bring testing equipment and common spare parts (such as capacitors, v-belts, water inlet valves). If the damage is in the electrical module (PCB), we will take that module to the workshop for repair without moving the heavy washing machine.

Washing Machine Service FAQ

  • Do you offer drum cleaning services for washing machines? Yes! A washing machine that smells musty and leaves black spots on white clothes indicates that the outer drum is extremely dirty. We offer full drum disassembly and cleaning.
  • My washing machine vibrates violently and shifts during drying, what could be the cause? Usually this is due to worn suspension bearings (shock absorber), uneven floor surface, or a broken drum bearing. Contact us for a detailed inspection.