In the AmarKarigor app, the profiles of washing machine technicians in Dhaka and Gazipur show which machines they work on, how they are rated, and what their previous jobs typically cost. Send the brand, model and error code in chat – most repairs are done at your home.
What this category covers
- Washing Machine
- Dryer
Common problems
Water not draining
Coins, hair or a scrap of cloth in the drain filter is the most common cause – on front-loaders the filter sits behind the small flap at the bottom. After that, a failed drain pump or a kinked hose.
Drum not turning or not spinning
A snapped or loose belt, worn motor carbon brushes, a weak capacitor, or a failed door interlock. A front-loader will refuse to spin if the door does not lock – that is a safety feature.
Loud noise or jumping during spin
Worn drum bearings make a grinding noise – a big job. An unbalanced load or an unlevel machine makes it jump; so do failed shock absorbers or suspension springs.
No water coming in, or too much
Debris in the inlet valve strainer, low water pressure from the tank line, a burnt inlet valve coil, or a pressure switch/level sensor fault – both cases usually show an error code.
Water leaking
A torn door gasket on a front-loader, a split drain hose, a loose inlet hose joint, or a blocked detergent drawer overflowing.
PCB or display errors
A machine that loses power mid-cycle during load-shedding can damage the board. Error codes (E3, OE, UE and so on) differ by brand – photograph the display and send it in chat.
What the technician checks
An experienced washing machine technician usually works through these, in order:
- Drain filter, pump and hose – blocked or failed
- Belt, motor brushes and capacitor – the drive system
- Door lock/interlock and the door gasket
- Turning the drum by hand for bearing noise and play
- Inlet valve, strainer and water pressure; pressure switch/level sensor
- Suspension, shock absorbers and whether the machine is level
- PCB error codes and supply voltage; the heater on hot-wash models
How it works on AmarKarigor
Find – a technician for your machine type
Choose "Washing machine" in the app. Check the skill tags and reviews for who is used to front-loaders or dryers.
Talk – brand, model, error code
Tell them the brand, top/front load, capacity and symptom; an error code or a short video of the noise helps a lot. The technician states the visit fee and a likely cost.
Fix – mostly at home
Pumps, belts, valves, locks and PCBs are replaced at home. Bearings sometimes mean stripping the drum – it takes time and space, so ask beforehand.
Review – rate and record
Rate the job and record the price in the app – you keep a record and other customers get an honest typical-price figure.
Safety tips before you try anything yourself
- Cleaning the filter yourself is fine – unplug first and put a tray underneath; water will come out.
- Never open the back cover with the machine plugged in; the motor and heater lines carry 220 V.
- The machine's socket must be earthed – if you feel a tingle, have an electrician check the earthing.
- In a bathroom or wet area keep the plug and socket well away from water.
- Keep the child lock on front-loaders enabled so children cannot climb into the drum.
What affects the price
Visit fee
The home-visit fee is on the profile; many fold it into the final price if you proceed. Diagnosis only is charged separately.
Small jobs versus big jobs
Filter cleaning, hose replacement, capacitor – quick and cheap. Drum bearings, motor or PCB – more time and more parts.
Front-load versus top-load
Front-loaders take longer to open and their parts (door lock, gasket, bearings) are generally pricier – the same job costing more is normal.
Source of parts
Original brand parts versus compatible ones – a big price difference. Ask which is being fitted and get a receipt and warranty.
We do not quote fixed prices. In the app, each technician profile shows a "typical price" range computed from the jobs that technician has actually completed (once there are at least 5). Agree the final price with the technician in chat or on a call before the work starts.