Oven Convection Fan Not Working? 6 Causes and What to Do
A convection fan that will not spin is usually a failed fan motor, a seized blade, a door switch or a relay on the control board. Here is how to narrow it down.
Read the guideThe cycle ended, but the door will not open and your clothes are stuck inside. Front-load washers lock the door on purpose. When it stays locked, there is usually a reason.
Call Now – (650) 459-7977A front-load washer keeps the door locked while there is water in the drum, while the drum is still spinning, and for a short time after the cycle ends. If it stays locked, the most common causes are water left in the drum from a drain problem, the child lock turned on, a power glitch mid-cycle, or a failed door lock or control. Wait two to three minutes first, since many washers need that long to release.
Never pull hard on the handle. Door handles and lock tabs break easily, and that turns a simple fix into a bigger repair.
If the washer could not drain, it will not unlock. Look through the glass. Water at the bottom means a drain problem.
Most front-loaders have a small filter behind a panel at the bottom front. Socks, coins and lint clog it, so the washer cannot drain.
If the washer was pushed back, the drain hose may be bent. A clogged standpipe also stops draining.
Many models have a child lock that also locks the door or the controls. Check the panel for a lock light and the owner's manual for how to turn it off.
A short outage or a tripped outlet mid-cycle can leave the lock engaged. Resetting the power often clears it.
The lock is a small motor and switch in the door frame. If it fails, the door stays locked even with an empty drum, or the washer will not start at all.
Door still stuck with wet clothes inside? Call now and a technician can open it without breaking the lock.
Call if the door stays locked with an empty drum, if the washer will not drain after you clean the filter, if you see a door lock error code, or if the handle or latch is broken. These point to a failed door lock, drain pump or control. Most washer repairs in Mountain View run about $150 to $450 with parts and labor.
Learn more about our washer repair in Mountain View. If water stays in the drum, read washer not draining. If the washer locks but will not spin, see washer not spinning.
The U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission keeps a list of product recalls. Check it if your washer has a known door or lock problem.
Most often water is still in the drum, so the washer keeps the door locked. A clogged drain pump filter, a kinked hose or a failed door lock can also cause it.
No. Forcing it can break the lock, the handle or the hinge, and water may pour out. Turn the power off and use the steps in this guide.
Most washer repairs run about $150 to $450 with parts and labor. You get the price before any work starts.
Tell us what your appliance is doing. We will quote the visit on the phone and book the first open slot, often the same day.
A convection fan that will not spin is usually a failed fan motor, a seized blade, a door switch or a relay on the control board. Here is how to narrow it down.
Read the guideA good repair visit starts with a diagnosis, a clear price and your OK before work begins. Here is what to have ready and what to ask so the repair goes fast.
Read the guideMost ovens come back with a breaker reset and a clock set. If the display stays dark or the oven will not heat, a surge may have hit a fuse or board.
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