How Much Does It Cost to Repair a Washing Machine by Part in 2025?

Drum Bearings Replacement

Drum bearings in a washing machine typically wear out after about a decade of use. If you start noticing strange noises and adjusting the load doesn’t help, expect repair costs to range between $190 and $240.

Clutch Repair

In top-loading washing machines, the clutch helps rotate and spin the tub. If your laundry comes out too wet, or you hear squeaking during a wash, the clutch could be the issue. When the drum fills, but there’s no sound from the motor or any spinning action, it’s another sign the clutch might be failing. Repairing this part usually costs around $290.

Pump Replacement

Replacing a washing machine pump tends to be more complicated than other common fixes. While the pump itself usually costs around $40, the total expense can reach $340 due to the involved labor.

Water Inlet Valve Replacement

The water inlet valve controls how water enters and fills the washing machine’s tub. If it needs to be replaced, the cost typically starts at about $200, though it can vary by brand.

Transmission Repair

The transmission in a washing machine plays a key role in rotating the drum and shifting between wash cycles. Repairing or replacing it usually runs between $140 and $390, depending on the model.

Motor Repair

The motor is what powers the washing machine’s functions. If it needs repairs, you can expect to pay anywhere from $360 to $440.

Timer and Belt

The timer regulates the duration of each cycle and typically costs between $160 and $270 to fix. The belt, which links the drum to the motor for spinning, usually requires a repair cost of $180 to $190.

Drain Hose

The drain hose is responsible for removing water from the washing machine’s tub. Repairing or replacing it typically costs between $170 and $290.

Door

The cost to replace a washing machine door, including the door or lid and its locking system, ranges from $90 to $240. Professional installation may add $140 to $240 for labor.

Gasket

The gasket, or door seal, on a washing machine typically ranges from $90 to $240, depending on the brand and model. Higher-end models may require pricier replacement gaskets.

Drum

The cost to replace a washing machine drum typically ranges from $240 to $540 or higher, depending on the brand and model. Premium models may have more expensive drum replacements. Professional installation could add $240 to $440 or more.

Coupling

The cost to replace a washing machine coupling part ranges from $60 to $80. Depending on where you live, labor fees can add anywhere from $140 to $240 to the total cost.

Pressure Switch

Replacing a washing machine pressure switch can cost anywhere from $60 to $90 for the part alone.

Control Board

Control board replacements typically cost between $140 and $340. If you hire an SD Appliance Repair professional for installation, labor fees can add $140 to $240.

Shut off Valve

The cost to replace a washing machine shut-off valve usually ranges from $50 to $70, depending on the valve’s type and quality.

Shock Absorbers

Replacing washing machine shock absorbers usually costs between $60 and $90 each. Since many washers have several shock absorbers, the overall expense can increase if all need replacing.

Spider Arm

Replacing a washer spider arm costs $140 to $340. However, the price may vary based on factors such as the brand, model, and availability of the replacement part.

Agitator

The cost to replace a washing machine spider arm typically ranges from $140 to $340, though the final price can depend on factors like the brand, model, and availability of the part.

Washer Repair Cost by Problem

The cost of repairing a washing machine can differ widely depending on the issue. Below is a summary of typical problems and the estimated costs to fix them: