Washing machines experience stress across various mechanical and electrical components, with certain parts failing more frequently due to constant exposure to water, friction, and electrical surges. The most common points of failure include water inlet valves that get clogged or stuck, drain pumps and coin traps that become obstructed or burn out, drive belts that stretch or snap under heavy loads, lid switches and door latches that prevent the machine from registering closed, and electronic control boards that suffer damage from power fluctuations or moisture exposure during everyday laundry cycles.
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