New Delhi, Dec. 23 -- When a washing machine fails to complete its cycle, it is not always a sudden or serious breakdown. In most cases, the appliance is reacting to a specific problem detected during operation. Modern washing machines are designed with built-in sensors and safety mechanisms that monitor load balance, water flow, and electrical stability throughout the wash. If something goes wrong, such as uneven loading, poor drainage, or an incomplete door lock, the machine pauses automatically to prevent internal damage. While this can be frustrating for users, these interruptions are often early warning signs rather than major faults, and addressing them quickly can help avoid costly repairs later.

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