Clothes still really wet after cycle is done

Be sure drain hose is not kinked and no higher than the top of washer to drain pipe. Remove clothes as soon as it stops spinning

Make sure pump ok 1st then check belt is ok not loose

Things tend to intertwine in the washer, even more so in front loaders. The only things that I have found that help is to use fabric softener, a gentler cycle, and an extra rinse. This alleviates the problem some for me, but it doesn't really go away entirely.
Regards, --W/D--

Plug off the mains. Check your pump to see if anything is blocking it. If no blocks there check your brushes on the motor. See that all connections are tight. Due to vibrations some become loose or just come off. People dump their machines for minor defects!

more than likely the machine has a bad clutch or motor.. in most cases it is cheaper to just buy another top loader.

sounds like your transmission is not working properly. check your warranty information. (should be in your owners manual) many of the whirlpool made top loaders came with a 5 year warranty on the transmission/gear case

is it top load or front loader kenmore what

the first 2 things you need to check is:

1. if it is spinning as fast as it used to

• if not it needs a new clutch assembly ($35 + labor)
  

1. if it is draining as fast as it used to

• if not then it needs a new water pump ($30 + labor)
  

there is no filter that would cause this problem. prices are from repairclinic.com

• if none of this describes the problem then let me know and i will help you figure it out. i know these machines well.

Mike

Burly Bob,

Is this the same model as listed by the previous poster? If so, does the washer ATTEMPT to go into the spin cycle? That is, does the timer advance to spin cycle properly, and can you hear the transmission or drive motor engage?

If it goes through the complete cycle o.k. except for the slow spin then the motor itself needs to be checked.