AEG WASHER REPAIR

Failure to drain is one of the more common issues we encounter in AEG front-load washers. When the cycle finishes and the drum is left holding standing water, the cause is usually a blocked pump filter, a faulty drain pump, or a kinked drain hose. Left unaddressed, standing water in the drum encourages odour buildup and puts ongoing strain on the motor.

Drum bearing wear is a fault we diagnose regularly in AEG washers. When the drum bearing begins to fail, it produces a loud rumbling or grinding noise during the spin cycle. If the bearing is not replaced in time, the wear can extend to the drum shaft and spider arm, making an early repair the more economical choice.

Door latch failures are common in front-load machines, and AEG washers are no exception. When the door latch stops engaging correctly, the machine will not start or will pause mid-cycle displaying an error code. This is typically a straightforward part replacement that most technicians can complete in a single visit.

Error codes on the AEG display are often the first sign that something needs attention. AEG washers use diagnostic codes that point to specific system failures, including motor issues, temperature sensor problems, and control board communication errors. Reading these codes correctly is the starting point for an accurate repair.

Excessive vibration during the spin cycle is another complaint we hear frequently. This can be caused by worn shock absorbers, an out-of-balance drum load, or a levelling problem. Confirming the root cause matters, because the correct fix differs depending on which component is actually at fault.

Water leaks, whether from the door seal or the back of the machine, need to be addressed promptly. A deteriorated door boot seal is the most common culprit on front-load AEG models, and it is a repair that pays for itself by preventing water damage to the surrounding area.

AEG washers rely on a combination of precise electronics and mechanical components, and faults often develop gradually rather than all at once. MetroFix technicians are trained to work through AEG diagnostics systematically, confirming the root cause before carrying out any repair using parts matched to AEG specifications.