Overview
One Click Dubai replaces washing machine parts at home across Dubai, with a technician sent the same day. We fit bearings, door seals, drain pumps, inlet valves, belts, motors, heating elements, door locks, shock absorbers, control boards and hoses on every brand, using genuine parts.
We supply parts as part of a fitted repair. We do not sell parts over the counter. The reason is practical: most washing machine parts are specific to a model and often to a production run, and a part fitted to a machine that had a different fault is money wasted. So every job starts with a diagnosis, and you get one price for the part, the fitting and the test.
This page takes each part in turn: what it does, how you can tell it has failed, what replacing it involves and whether the repair is worth doing.
Washing machine parts replacement in Dubai: the short answers
Washing machine parts replacement in Dubai from One Click Dubai starts with a AED 100 diagnostic visit, plus VAT. The technician confirms which part has failed, checks what caused it, and gives a fixed price for the part and fitting before any work.
Finding your model number
Every washing machine part is ordered by the machine's model number, and on many brands by a second code that identifies the production version. Two machines with the same name on the front can use different pumps, seals and boards.
Photograph the whole label and send it when you book. It lets us bring the right part on the first visit.
Which part has failed? A symptom guide
The symptom usually narrows the fault to two or three parts. This table is a starting point, and the visit confirms it with tests.
Our guides go deeper on each symptom: not draining, not spinning, leaking, making noise, not filling, won't start and door locked.
Drum bearings
Washing machine drum bearings are two ball bearings pressed into the back of the outer tub. They carry the drum shaft and let it spin at up to 1,400 rpm or more. A rubber seal in front of them keeps the wash water out. When that seal wears, water reaches the bearings, washes out the grease and rusts them.
Top, back, front, door seal, weights, motor, belt, pulley, shock absorbers, springs and all hoses and wiring to the tub.
A bolted tub is opened along its seam.
A scored shaft or a corroded spider is replaced with the bearings.
Clean the housing.
With the correct grease on the seal lip.
And test on a full spin.
Sealed tubs
Many current machines have an outer tub that is welded shut. The bearings cannot be reached without cutting the tub, so the maker supplies a complete tub and drum assembly. That part can cost a large share of a new machine. We tell you which kind you have before quoting.
Is it worth it?
Bearing replacement is the largest routine repair on a washing machine. It is worth doing on a good machine with a bolted tub, usually worth doing on a premium machine under eight to ten years old, and often not worth doing on a budget machine with a sealed tub. Running on with noisy bearings ends with the shaft or spider breaking and the drum dropping, which damages the tub and the heater.
Drum, spider and paddles
The drum is the stainless steel basket that holds the laundry. It rarely fails itself. What fails is the aluminium spider bolted to its back, which carries the shaft, and the plastic paddles inside.
Spider corrosion is driven by detergent residue and standing moisture behind the drum. A hot maintenance wash every month and leaving the door ajar between washes slow it.
Door seal (gasket or door boot)
The washing machine door seal, also called the gasket or door boot, is the large rubber bellows between the door opening and the tub on a front loader. It flexes with every movement of the tub and keeps water in. It fails by tearing, by perishing, or by mould eating into the rubber.
And peel the seal off the front panel.
To reach the inner band.
With any drain or recirculation spout attached to it.
Old residue stops the new seal seating.
And refit both bands.
For leaks and for rubbing.
Rubber seal replacement takes about an hour on most machines. Patching a torn seal with glue or tape does not last, because the rubber flexes thousands of times per wash. After fitting, wipe the fold dry after the last wash of the day and leave the door open.
Drain pump
The washing machine drain pump is a small electric pump at the bottom of the machine that pushes used water up the drain hose. It runs at the end of each wash and rinse and during spin. Blockage is far more common than failure, so the filter is always checked first.
The filter is behind a flap at the bottom front on most machines. Put a tray under it, open it slowly and let the water out before unscrewing fully. Clearing it every month or two prevents most pump calls. Pumps are specific to the make: Samsung, LG, Bosch and Whirlpool pumps differ in fitting and connector, and some machines have a second pump that recirculates water.
Water inlet valve
The washing machine water inlet valve is the electrically operated tap where the fill hose joins the back of the machine. The control board opens it to fill. Machines with separate hot and cold fill, or with several detergent compartments, have a valve with two or three coils.
A valve that lets water through with the power off will slowly fill the drum and can flood a kitchen overnight. If you find water in a machine that has not been used, close the tap and book a repair.
Drive belt
The washing machine belt carries the motor's rotation to the large pulley on the back of the drum. It is a flat, ribbed rubber belt. Direct drive machines, including most current LG models and many Samsung ones, have the motor on the drum shaft and no belt at all.
A belt that has come off once is a warning. The usual reason is drum bearing play, which lets the big pulley wobble until the belt walks off it. Belts are sized by length and number of ribs, printed on the belt itself.
Motor and carbon brushes
The washing machine motor turns the drum for washing and spinning. Older and budget machines use a brush motor with a belt. Newer ones use a brushless inverter motor, belt-driven or direct drive, controlled by an electronic module.
Carbon brushes are a wearing part on brush motors and are cheap to replace, which makes it the best-value repair on an older machine. On a direct drive machine, a drum that jerks back and forth and gives up is far more often the small hall sensor than the motor.
Heating element and temperature sensor
The washing machine heating element sits in the bottom of the tub and heats the wash water. A temperature sensor, usually clipped into the element's mounting, tells the control board when the target is reached.
The element is reached from the back or the front, below the drum, and is changed in under an hour. While it is out, the opening gives access to the bottom of the tub, and anything that has fallen through the drum can be retrieved.
Door lock, handle and hinge
The washing machine door lock, or interlock, holds the door shut and tells the control board it is safe to start. If the board does not see the lock engage, nothing happens.
Most locks release one to two minutes after the cycle ends. If the door will not open, do not pull on the handle. Wait, then check for water in the drum. Our guide to a door that is locked and won't open explains the emergency release.
Shock absorbers, springs and weights
A front loader's tub hangs on springs from the top and rests on shock absorbers at the bottom, with concrete weights bolted on to steady it. Together they absorb the forces of spinning.
Top loaders use suspension rods in place of shock absorbers, one at each corner, and they are replaced as a set of four.
Control board, pressure switch and sensors
The control board, also called the PCB or module, runs the programme. It switches the valve, pump, heater, lock and motor in sequence and watches the sensors. It is the most expensive electrical part and the one most often blamed wrongly.
A pressure switch senses water level through a thin air hose from the tub. If the hose is blocked or split, the machine overfills, underfills or will not spin. The part is small and inexpensive, and it is checked before any board is condemned. Where a board has a single failed relay or component, repair is sometimes possible. Otherwise it is replaced with the correct programmed part for the model.
Top load parts: agitator, clutch, timer and lid switch
Top load washing machines have a different set of wearing parts from front loaders. There is no door seal and usually no heater. The drive train under the tub does the work.
Twin tub machines add a separate spin motor and brake. Most top load and twin tub repairs are small, and the machines are worth keeping going.
Detergent dispenser drawer
The detergent dispenser drawer and the housing behind it carry water from the inlet valve through the powder, liquid and fabric softener compartments into the tub. Faults here are nearly always blockages.
Pull the drawer right out once a month, wash it under the tap and wipe the recess, including its roof where the water jets are.
Hoses
A washing machine has an inlet hose, a drain hose and several internal hoses. All are rubber or plastic, and all harden with age.
A burst inlet hose is the leak that floods apartments. If your hoses are original and the machine is over five years old, changing them is cheap insurance. To connect a washing machine drain hose correctly, hook it at least 60 cm above the floor so the machine cannot siphon, and push it no more than about 15 cm into the standpipe.
Genuine parts and why the model number matters
We fit genuine parts made for the model. The difference from a copy part is not the name on the box. It is fit, rating and life.
Where a genuine part has been discontinued for an old machine, we will tell you, and tell you what the alternatives are, before any work.
What washing machine parts cost to replace in Dubai
These are typical market ranges in Dubai for a fitted repair, part and labour together, as published in 2026 price guides. They are not our price list. Your price is fixed after the diagnostic visit, and depends on the brand, the model and the part.
Premium brands and sealed-tub assemblies fall above these ranges. Door locks, brushes, shock absorbers and pressure switches generally sit at the lower end. A fair rule is to repair when the cost is under half the price of an equivalent new machine and the machine is otherwise sound. Our guide to washing machine repair cost in Dubai covers the decision in more detail.
Our diagnostic visit is AED 100 plus VAT, with a fixed price for the repair given before work starts.
How a parts replacement visit works
A parts replacement is one visit when the part is in stock, which it is for about 90% of what we fit.
So the likely parts are on the van.
The suspected part and whatever feeds it, so that a pump is not fitted to a machine with a board fault.
For the part, the fitting and the test.
And the cause of failure is dealt with: a blocked filter, a loose hose, a leak onto a motor.
Through fill, wash, drain and spin.
For the machine as a whole see washing machine repair, for combined machines washer dryer repair, and for each make the brands we repair.
We cover all of Dubai, including Dubai Marina, JBR, Palm Jumeirah, JLT, Downtown, Business Bay, Jumeirah, Al Barsha, Dubai Hills and Deira.
Frequently asked questions
Who replaces washing machine parts in Dubai?
One Click Dubai fits washing machine parts at home across Dubai, the same day. Call or WhatsApp +971 55 209 9785.
Do you sell washing machine spare parts?
No. We supply parts only as part of a fitted repair, after a diagnosis.
How much does washing machine bearing replacement cost?
Typical Dubai market ranges are AED 350 to 700 fitted, more for sealed-tub assemblies and premium brands. We quote a fixed price after the diagnostic visit.
Is it worth replacing washing machine bearings?
On a good machine with a bolted tub, usually yes. On a budget machine with a sealed tub, often not.
How do I know my drain pump has failed?
Water stays in the drum and the pump is silent, or it hums with a clear filter. Check the filter first.
Can a torn door seal be repaired?
No. It is replaced. Glue and patches fail within a few washes.
Why does my washing machine belt keep coming off?
Worn drum bearings or a bent pulley. A new belt alone will not last.
How long does a parts replacement take?
Under an hour for most parts. Bearings take several hours and may be done in our workshop.
Are the parts genuine?
Yes.
Do you replace parts on all brands?
Yes, including Samsung, LG, Bosch, Siemens, Whirlpool, Beko, Ariston, Indesit, Hotpoint, Electrolux and Miele.
What does the visit cost?
AED 100 plus VAT. The repair is quoted at a fixed price once the fault is found.
Is the repair guaranteed?
Yes, for one month on parts and labour.
Book a washing machine parts replacement
Call or WhatsApp +971 55 209 9785 at any hour, or use the booking form. Send the rating label and tell us what the machine is doing.