Description

In top-loading washing machines, clothes are loaded through the top. These machines typically have an agitator (a central post with fins) that moves clothes through water for cleaning.

• Key Features:
  • Easy to load and unload
  • Faster wash cycles
  • More affordable compared to front-loaders
• Common Issues:
  • Agitator Problems: The agitator may malfunction, leading to ineffective washing.
  • Unbalanced Loads: If the load inside the drum is uneven, it can cause the machine to shake or make loud noises.
  • Drainage Issues: Clogged drains or malfunctioning pumps can cause water to remain in the machine after a cycle.