Repairing a residential washing machine that refuses to drain wastewater typically costs between one hundred and two hundred and fifty dollars if you hire a professional appliance repair technician, or under twenty dollars in parts if you perform the repair yourself. If the issue is simply a clogged drain pump filter stuffed with coins and lint, you can clean it yourself for free in minutes. However, if the drain pump motor itself has burned out or if the electronic control board has failed, replacing the pump assembly usually costs between one hundred and fifty and two hundred and fifty dollars including labor. You can evaluate pricing by requesting itemized repair quotes. You can verify fair value when clearing clogs or installing a new pump motor restores normal drainage.
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