• Loading washing machine
• Choice of laundry
• Unsatisfactory results of drying
• Unsatisfactory rinse/spin results
• Problems with water drainage and water extraction
• Vibration of a washing machine while you squeeze
• Water on the floor

Mix large and small things when loading washing machine.

• Before loading it is recommended to weigh loaded linen (the maximum load you can see from the instructions to your washing machine)
• For the best results in establishing a balanced load, mix both large and small pieces of clothing together. Do not load a washing machine with single large items (for example, a dressing gown or the big beach towel).
• Before closing the loading hatch, be sure the latch is properly closing.
• Please note that if the hatch is not tightly closed, the washing machine will not work.

As a general rule, clothing labels are available with instructions that provide information on care (whether or not to expose clothes to dry cleaning, or if it should be washed by hand, or if you can wash it in the washing machine), temperature of washing and temperature at which the fabric should be ironed at.

Make sure that:

• There are no problems with the rinse/spin cycle.
• The drain pump is not clogged;
• Drying time (not less than 20 minutes) and recommended volumes of loading is correctly chosen;
• The water valve is open.

Many models of modern washing machines have the system automatically detect an imbalanced load of laundry in the drum. In the case of loading a washing machine with heavy things, the system can automatically reduce the speed of the drum in the extraction to avoid damage to the washing machine or even just to interrupt the cycle of rinse/spin, if the imbalance is significant.

• If at the end of rinse/spin cycle things remain wet, put large items mixed up with small items in the drum to balance the load, and repeat the rinse/spin cycle.
• If after that the problem persists, see "Problems with water drainage and water extraction"

Make sure that:

• The program with an automatic water drainage is chosen;
• The button that stops a washing machine with water (to prevent wrinkling) is not accidentally pressed, if it is available on your washing machine;
• The Drain pump is not clogged;
• The Drain hose is not cross clamping
• The water drain is not clogged.

The most frequent reason for clogging or improper drainage issues is getting foreign objects. First of all clean the filter, check to see whether there’s a bend or not on the drain hose, whether water freely follows from a drain hose.

You can call a technician, or do the following: close the valve submitting water to the washing machine and turn away a hose. Clean a grid of the filter which is usually located on a washing machine in that place where the hose is fastened. If a filter grid is clean, then place the free end of a hose in a bathroom or to a bucket, and open the water delivery crane to a washing machine. If water delivery is weak it is necessary to clean the filter or to call a plumber. If water pressure is normal and a grid is clean, then it's necessary to call the qualified expert technician.

If the hose and the filter are perfectly in order, then that would indicate a problem with the pump and it is necessary to call an expert technician.

Make sure that:

• In a washing machine installation the time transport bolts have been removed;
• The washing machine is correctly leveled across and there is a sufficient space between surrounding subjects

Make sure that:

• The nut on the hose end is densely tightened, under a nut there is a sealing lining;
• The liquids distributor reservoir is not clogged by the detergent powder residue
• The detergent powder for automatic washing machines is used;
• The drain hose is reliably fixed.