Washing Machine Making Loud Noises or Shaking? Your Suspension Springs or Shock Absorbers May Be Damaged
Is your washer shaking or thumping during the spin cycle? Damaged suspension springs or shock absorbers may be to blame. Call us now!
Washing Machine Making Loud Noises or Shaking?
Suspension springs and shock absorbers are key parts of your washing machine’s stabilizing system. They help absorb the drum’s movement, especially during high-speed spins, keeping the machine balanced and quiet.
When these components are damaged or worn out, the washer becomes noisy, unstable, and even dangerous to use.
- 🥁 Loud banging or thumping noises during spin cycle
- 🌀 Excessive shaking or movement
- 🚪 Washer moves or “walks” during operation
- 💧 Leaking water due to imbalance
- ⚠️ Drum not centered or visibly tilted
- 🔄 Normal wear and tear over time
- ❗ Overloading the washer regularly
- 🔧 Improper installation or unbalanced loads
- 💥 Sudden impacts or foreign objects in the drum
These components often wear out in older machines or those that experience frequent overloading.
In most cases, replacing suspension springs or shock absorbers is a cost-effective fix that can restore your machine to smooth, quiet operation. The parts are affordable and repairs can usually be done on-site within 1–2 hours.
If left unfixed, this issue may lead to:
- Drum misalignment
- Motor strain
- Long-term internal damage
Whether your washer is shaking violently, making banging noises, or just feels unbalanced, our expert technicians at AD Appliance Fix Dubai can diagnose and repair the issue quickly. We service all major brands, including Samsung, LG, Whirlpool, Bosch, and more.
📞 Call us now at +971 55 192 3623
🌐 Or visit adappliancefix.com to book your appointment.
❓ FAQsQ: Can I still use my washer if the suspension springs are broken?
A: It’s risky. Continued use can damage the drum and increase repair costs.
Q: Do all washers have both springs and shock absorbers?
A: Most front-loaders have both; top-loaders usually rely on springs only.
Q: How long do suspension parts last?
A: Typically 5–7 years with regular use, but less with frequent overloading.