Free stock photos for washing machine repair

What does someone with a washer stuck mid-cycle want to see?

With wet clothes inside and water on the floor, people want to know whether you handle their type of washer, top-load or front-load, and whether you can fix it at home. It helps to show the back panel off with the drive belt in view, hands replacing a drain hose, a pump filter full of lint and coins, and a door gasket being wiped clean. That way people recognize their own problem before they reach out.

Each washer problem with its photo

• Homepage: A front-load washer with the back panel off in a home laundry room, in 16:9, with space for your business name.
• Won't drain: The pump filter open over a tray with lint and a coin, for the page about washers that leave water in the drum.
• Leaks: Hands with pliers replacing a cracked hose behind the machine, to explain how you track down where the water comes from.
• Noise and shaking: A wrench adjusting the leveling feet on a tile floor, for people who hear banging during the spin cycle.
• Installation: A new washer hooked up to the water supply and drain with packaging to one side, if you also install machines.

Tips for washer repair photos

• Keep front-load and top-load photos separate, since someone with a top-loader won't see themselves in a round-door machine.
• Show towels or a tray on the floor for water; it's the first thing people worry about when the machine gets opened at home.
• Don't use commercial laundromat machines if you only service home units, or the other way around.
• When you explain a problem, name the part that's often behind it, without confirming a diagnosis before you see the machine.