Semi-Automatic Washing Machine Diagram and Parts
Learn the parts of a twin-tub washing machine at a glance.
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Semi-Automatic Washing Machine Diagram and Parts
A semi-automatic washing machine has two separate tubs, each with its own motor and timer. The diagram below labels the main parts.
Parts and what they do
The numbers match the numbered points in the diagram above.
- Wash timer. Sets how long the wash motor runs.
- Spin timer. Sets how long the spin motor runs.
- Wash tub. Holds water, detergent and clothes during the wash.
- Pulsator. The rotating disc at the bottom that moves water and clothes.
- Wash motor. Drives the pulsator.
- Spin tub and basket. Spins the clothes at high speed to remove water.
- Spin motor. Drives the spin basket.
- Lid safety switch. Stops the spin when the lid is lifted.
- Lint filter. Catches lint and fibres from the wash water.
- Drain pipe and valve. Carries used water out of the machine.
Match a symptom to a part
When one of these parts fails, the symptoms usually show up as a specific problem. For example, a worn drain pump causes drain errors, a worn belt or clutch affects spin, and a faulty board can cause random behaviour. Browse our problem guides to match a symptom to its likely cause.
Questions about this guide
Can I follow this guide for any brand?
Yes. The steps are general and apply to most machines, but always check your own manual for brand-specific instructions and limits.
My machine is not working properly even after following the guide. What now?
Call us on 78528 36173 between 8 AM and 8 PM, Monday to Sunday. Visit charges start from ₹500 and you get a quote before any repair starts.
How often should I service my washing machine?
A general service once a year is a good habit, and twice a year in hard-water areas.
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