Machine jumps around when on spin cycle, even when clothes evenly distributed. Machine is probably 8-10 years old
Either dampers have gone, its uneven (which i doubt after all this time) or overloaded
SOURCE: Noise at end of spin cycle
Sounds like the drive block is defective. The drive bloce is a aluminum part that attaches the drun to the gearcase. If you remove the agitator you will see a large nut on top of the basket. If the drive block is worn yo will see aluminum peices on top. It is very simle to relace. You will need a spanner wrench to remove the nut. With the nut removed lift the spin basket up and out. Remove the block. You will see that the new block will only fit on one way. Tap it down untill it will not go any further, replace the basket, make sure you tighten the nut securly replace the agitator and you will be back washing.
SOURCE: Drum came loose on Fridgedaire front loader on final spin cycle.
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The drum has broken loose from the support plate at the rear
You need a new drum and a support plate plus probably an outer shell.
A complaint to the manufacturer may get you a deal on a replacement
SOURCE: tub is banging loudly on spin cycle . machine is leveled
please check the shock obsorbers and replace them if they are not holding the drum.
SOURCE: I have a 6 year old Bosch Exxcel 1100 front loader
it will more than likely be a bra wire caught in the filter it has happened to me twice. you may be able to get to it from the front opening (bottom right) but probably will have to manualy drain it then tip it back as far as it will go safely against something then underneath attached to the rear of the filter and onto the drum is a fat black rubber tube. remove this it is held in place vie a clip and a small star spangled screw once off you should be able to delve in and find your problem good luck
SOURCE: vibration during the spin cycle
It appears your tub rollers or gliders have failed in this instance.
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If your unit has never been serviced - there should still be an original service manual enclosed in plastic taped to the inside of the shell.
In the service manual are Error codes, maintenance procedures, and troubleshooting steps you can follow.
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