I remember a call last month from a customer in Springs whose high-end LG washer was throwing an LE error code and wouldn't spin. She was ready to buy a new machine. Our engineer Ahmed arrived, ran a diagnostic, and discovered it wasn't the motor itself—it was a faulty hall sensor giving false readings to the control board. A relatively simple and inexpensive fix saved her from a costly replacement. This is typical of LG's advanced Direct Drive technology. We handle all LG-specific issues, from the common UE (Unbalanced Error) to complex control board logic problems. Whether your LG is vibrating, not draining, or just refusing to cooperate, we've got it covered.

Samsung washers are packed with smart features like EcoBubble and AddWash. But when they fail, they often flash cryptic codes. Just last week, we had a call in Business Bay—a brand new Samsung with an 5E error. The customer thought it was a major electrical fault. Raja arrived, checked the drain pump, and found a single dirham coin lodged inside. Cleared it in minutes. Other times, it's more complex, like a faulty PCB or a worn-out motor bearing. Our team knows Samsung's digital inverter motors inside out. We've fixed hundreds of them, and we know exactly which parts wear out first.

Siemens machines are beautifully engineered. That German precision means they last a long time, but when something goes wrong, it's often with the sophisticated electronics. A few months ago, we worked on a Siemens iQ700 in Dubai Marina that kept displaying F23—the AquaStop error. The owner was terrified there was a leak. Our technician diagnosed a faulty pressure switch, not an actual leak. We replaced it with an original Siemens part, and the machine was back to its quiet, efficient self. We're trained to handle Siemens' iQdrive motors, complex water management systems, and those frustrating software glitches.

Bosch machines with EcoSilence Drive are supposed to be quiet. So when they start making noise, you notice. A customer in Arabian Ranches called us because her 3-year-old Bosch sounded like a helicopter taking off during the spin cycle. She thought the drum was about to fall out. We sent Raja, who immediately recognized the sound of worn-out carbon brushes in the motor. It's a common wear item in Bosch machines. He replaced them, and the silence was restored. Whether it's an E18 drain error, a faulty door lock, or worn shock absorbers, our team has the experience to get your Bosch running smoothly again.

Electrolux machines are designed with professional results in mind, but they have their quirks. A common issue we see in Dubai's hard water is scale buildup affecting the heating element. A customer in JLT complained that her washes were taking forever and clothes weren't getting clean. The machine wasn't heating the water. Our engineer diagnosed a failed heating element covered in scale. We replaced it and also ran a descaling service to protect the new part. We're also experts at fixing Electrolux door interlocks, drain pumps, and sensor errors that prevent cycles from completing.

Miele owners are passionate about their machines—and for good reason. These washers are built to last 20 years or more. But when something does go wrong, you need a technician who treats the machine with the same respect you do. A few years back, we worked on a 15-year-old Miele in Palm Jumeirah. The owner refused to replace it. The problem? A failed circulation pump. Our senior technician sourced the correct OEM part and performed the repair with the precision these machines deserve. We handle Miele's complex heater banks, circulation systems, and electronic controls. If you own a Miele, you can trust us to treat it right.