Brand New, won't spin on Spin setting, spins on others. Tried all the trouble shooting theories in manual. It's comes up on the readout out as 9 mins Spinning time, then turns over slowly for a short while then reads "End"
No spin is electrical!
SOURCE: Washer not spinning
The easy answer you've been looking seeking. Its a drive coupler: Cut and paste here http://www.repairclinic.com/0100_23.asp I used to work for SearsParts Direct and the most requested part for these top loading washers by Kenmore, which the majority are actually whirlpools, was a drive coupler. The main reason it is not spinning is because the drive coupler is probably worn out--a part that come in a set: two white plastic wheels with pegs that interlock with each other through a black rubber middle part. This is the part you need. It's a relitively inexpensive part and repair can be done by anyone handy. Call a discount part center and ask for a drive coupler for a whirlpool/kenmore washer and they will know what your talking about without hesitation.
SOURCE: Whirlpool Ultimate Care II LSQ9549L does not always spin
This unit has a neutral drain transmission. When it first goes to spin it will drain without spinning to ease load on motor. It will then pause motor and when it restarts it then spins.
You probably have a bad timer that is not pausing the motor. Monitor washer from the start of spin cycle to end to see if it pauses then starts again. If not, replace timer.
SOURCE: Kenmore Front Loading Washer Slow Final Spin Cycle
I have exactky the same problem Replaced the drum and now it will not final spin, I touched nothing else.Can't figure what could be wrong,speed board too sensitive?
It worked fine before the bearing went.
Any ideas?
SOURCE: loud screeching noise on spin cycle
I have the same problem...during SPIN it make a LOUD SCREECHING sound.
SOURCE: Affinity ATF7000 washer high speed spin not
I am not a repair professional. I am just a 78 year old
man who has been making his own repairs for about
50 years. Therefore the washer or dryer ID doesn't
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discovered that more than 4,700 people were asking
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showed me how to take my machine apart. This
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chances are you have a direct drive and this video
is just what you need. You can see this video at
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where they have very good trouble shooting and
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I think you'll find what you need there. Don't worry
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